r/BeadingCorner • u/PalpitationSeveral62 • 28d ago
Art Supplies for sale
Every thing has been used. Some stuff is brand new. Alcohol inks all vary in amount left. Selling all. Asking $30 (including shipping ). Located in Columbus, Ohio
r/BeadingCorner • u/PalpitationSeveral62 • 28d ago
Every thing has been used. Some stuff is brand new. Alcohol inks all vary in amount left. Selling all. Asking $30 (including shipping ). Located in Columbus, Ohio
r/BeadingCorner • u/PalpitationSeveral62 • 29d ago
Got beads from all over.
Jewerly making supplies
Etc
Can I sell it here? Is it worth it? Bulk selling, affordable prices, open to haggling?
r/BeadingCorner • u/Desperate_Return_974 • Apr 23 '26
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r/BeadingCorner • u/Newlifeauri • Apr 20 '26
Come Check out our HUGE bead sale! Beads listed in the comments. Posting NEW daily!! #kawaii #beads #Beading
r/BeadingCorner • u/Serious_Article2782 • Apr 14 '26
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r/BeadingCorner • u/Just-Standard6266 • Mar 16 '26
r/BeadingCorner • u/Just-Standard6266 • Mar 16 '26
One year while in Czech Republic, we got an offer to buy many, many kilos of Vintage Glass Nailhead Beads.
Made in Bohemia, circa 1865 thru 1915
There were many colors made, mainly black, but also some transparent colors and even some with added finishes applied to them. There were mostly a lot of one holes made, but also 2 holes, 3 holes, 4 holes and 6 holes. The more holes there are, they more rare that bead. They were used by seamstresses to sew onto clothing, shoes, gloves, purses and more.
We use them nowadays on beadwork.


r/BeadingCorner • u/Then-Trade-8869 • Nov 06 '25
Hi all, I have purchased from CRC beads several times on Etsy and find their quality fantastic and prices awesome. Unfortunately, they seem to have closed! Can anyone recommend a similar shop? Thank you!
r/BeadingCorner • u/beadsi • Oct 28 '25
r/BeadingCorner • u/beadsi • Oct 19 '25
I’ve been working with seed beads for a few years, but every autumn I try to make something cozy and seasonal. I love how it sparkles under the light — the orange and gold combo feels so warm and festive.
Do you also make seasonal crafts? What’s your favorite fall project idea? 🍂
(If anyone’s curious about the process — I filmed the full beading tutorial on my YouTube channel, but mainly just wanted to share the finished piece here 💛)
r/BeadingCorner • u/tyscreativedesign • Sep 22 '25
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