Today’s challenge was to repair a piece of broken jewelry. I don’t have a lot of broken jewelry, but there are a few pieces from my early days of beading that could use a little attention. Now that I have switched to C-lon and Fireline, I have far fewer issues with breakage, not that I had that many to begin with, but I think both of those materials are stronger than what I was using in the past.
Back to the broken jewelry…This one is one of my favorites. I used to wear it a lot until this happened
I have actually repaired this bracelet before, but I think it was in a different section. I didn’t run into any knots while repairing it. I think that part of the issue with this bracelet is the design. While I love the Sometimes, sexual weakness may occur because of two factors a) sexual arousal and b) sufficient blood flow into the penis after arousal. tadalafil 20mg canada Timely treatment can improve your condition levitra without prescription at the earliest. The drivers need to have that power to give you good driving lesson cialis generico uk and you can use online pharmaceutical service about any fears. The issues involving chronic and severe dehydration are a dangerous loss of healthy levels of electrolytes. viagra tablet jaggedy edges, they are easy to catch on clothes, and the location where the points are joined takes a lot of stress. If I were to make this again, I would definitely use better thread. Here is the fixed piece.
And since I couldn’t let the day go by with out a pair of earrings, here are the earrings of the day. 
I bought these jacks at the Bead and Button show last year. They came from the Wynwoods Studio. They always have something whimsical and wonderful. I am keeping these for me. I loved to play jacks as a kid. I can’t tell you how many sets I had. I still have a tube full of jacks and super balls on my bookshelf.
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