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You are welcome, I'm glad it was useful!

I bought them year ago at the flea market in San Francisco. You may find similar one online on Etsy, they sell a lot of jewelry supply.

You are welcome, thank you for posting the photos and extra tips, it very pretty!

Thanks for sharing the photo, look delicious!

I think I used a brand Pattex waterproof glue, and stones was listed in the material suited for this glue, I found it a Lowe's.But you may ask to the local hardware store, or look at this glue class here at Instructables for a better advice.

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Yes it does, the one in the photos I just made it to make the instructables, so it is fresh, but it work with days old ones as well.

I mean to pass the thread in the needle hole, and make one end go all the way down to the other end, so the thread will be double.It is better to take a look at the photo because my english sux

Thant's so pretty!!

Glad it was useful!

Yes, I wrote it already in step 4, but sometimes, when it is really distorted, it is better to remove it, to take a better look of it, and adjust the right and left hole equally.And thanks for the word "stopper", I'll change it.

Thank you! I'm happy it was so useful to many people

I know, I have a mini anvil and it is so full of dents, scratches and holes

Pretty!

Hi, sorry for the late replay.I will try before to buy another zipper slider, to follow this instructable and try to fix it this way.If keep not working, you can purchase one on Ebay, making sure you measure yours, and buy one of the same measure. To replace it, you need to take off the old one and insert the new one like I explained in this instructabble. Many zipper replacement you buy online are openable too, so they are easy to place.Anyways I'm not sure what the matter with your zipper, is hard to say without seeing it, so it may work, or may not!

I think I used some pattex glue, that was also for stones

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Sorry for this very slow replay.I'm not sure about the weight, I only use scrap leather...but need to be at least 2 mm thick or more, not to be too flimsy

I never tried to do any thicker sheet, but yes, need to be pretty thin. I think is a good idea if you find maybe a cheap used pasta machine to try.

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Yes, always dye it before waxing

You are welcome, thanks for the photo!

No problem!

Thanks!

You are welcome, thank you for the photo!

Beautiful, voted!

So beautiful!