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by simplyrosie 03 Aug 2009 ( edited Aug 04'09 22:45 )
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Anyway, these sequins were awesome because they had NO hole in the middle... you attached them to your projects with glue. Perfect fro scrapbooking. So, being the dork that I am, I gave them away a couple of years ago because I thought I'd never use them... then I got involved with embroidery! Oh how STUPID I am... now I can't find where on earth to buy them anymore. I can get REGULAR sequins at Joann's or Michael's, but that's not what I want. Have you girls any suggestions for me?????? I could just shoot myself! :-(

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by Cutie #8325809 03 Aug 2009
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oh no that stinks what about that site u told me about they dont have any i cant remember name of site but it was when i was wanting the bejewler darn i still want one of them lol
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by simplyrosie 03 Aug 2009
Sue's sparklers only has nail heads, aluminum heads and rhinestones. I gave a boat load of sewing and craft stuff away because I didn't think I woudl ever use it... including my GM's Viking sewing machine that was awesome! Now I could use all of this... oh well, it blessed some people, guess GOD had other plans for the stuff. lol.
by katydid 04 Aug 2009
Just become a pack rat like the rest of us. My daughter threatens to have a dumpster delivered to my driveway.
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by shirlener88 03 Aug 2009
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Wouldn't one of the jewel places carry sequins, too?
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by simplyrosie 03 Aug 2009
I have looked and looked. :-( No luck so far.
by shirlener88 03 Aug 2009
Oh no - that is too bad - I will look around - as well - will check back later.
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by edithfarminer 03 Aug 2009
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I might think of the wrong thing, but have a look "design by dawn" if she has something like that
good luck
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by simplyrosie 03 Aug 2009
Thanks Edith, but these are loose sequins... just no hole in the middle. :-)
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by bevintex 03 Aug 2009
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I found lots of sequins but all have holes,some have 2. Would flat back rhinestones work for you. They would give you the sparkle .
MandJ trimming has some pretty colors.
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by simplyrosie 03 Aug 2009
That's probably the best alternative Bev...I'm just so sad I can't find them anymore. :-(
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by simplyrosie 03 Aug 2009
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ttt... anyone else, any ideas?
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by spider3 04 Aug 2009
If you're using for scrapbooking this won't help but if you don't have to *glue* them on (putting on fabric), sew coming up from back to front thru fabric, thru hole in sequin, thru a seed bead, back down thru hole in sequin thru to back of fabric then on with the next one. Mill Hill seed beads come in gazillion beautiful colors - some more sparkly than others or if you're not doing that many, go with tiny Swarovski crystal beads (awesome sparkle). (p.s. I love how you talk... I speak your language in a big way & often talk to myself or my dogs... "your Mama is being an idiot today but you all know that already huh?" & they all just knowingly look back at me p.p.s. never throw or give away anything related to crafts because somewhere down the line you'll be able to use it for something! When anyone threatens me w/ a dumpster I tell them to stay home :) If I need room I will give up clothing or furniture but never my craft stuff.
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by lbrow 04 Aug 2009
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I've been looking everywhere on the Net for u teri, so far a big"zilch" I'll keep looking *
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by simplyrosie 04 Aug 2009
Thanks Lillian... I'm just up in arms about them. I'm such a dork-a-rama! xoxo
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by jasanne 04 Aug 2009
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The only thing I found was this. Can't get my browser to show the pictures though but they sound like what you are describing. http://www.nevtex.co.uk/acatalog/1382.html
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by colonies1 04 Aug 2009
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ttt I have no idea.............*4u all