What supplies/tools will I need to make a simple glass bead necklace and bracelet?
Q. I am interested in making my own glass bead jewelry, but I have no idea where to start or what to do. I've checked a couple websites but they use terms I don't understand or the directions are too confusing. What would be a good glass bead project for me to start off on, and what basic supplies and tools do I need to buy to start this hobby? Thanks!
Asked by BNKsMomma - Tue Jan 30 14:27:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. when I wanted to start a few months ago I went to the craft store and bought a cheap beginner kit. It has what you need to make just practice pieces, once you get familiar then you can start spending the money on the glass beads that are available. I personally switched to crystal once I got the hang of it. Super easy and fun to do. I believe the beginner kit will also come with your basic tools. Good Luck
Answered by luvmycrafties - Tue Jan 30 16:22:06 2007

Where do I find party favor supplies at a good price?
Q. I've started a small cake business, and I want to expand into selling party favors already made. I have a catalog now to get supplies, but its a little pricey. Any suggestions on companies that sell supplies at a good price. Thanks!
Asked by avonwrenn@sbcglobal.net - Thu Apr 26 17:44:00 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. we have "all treat and no trick" store here.. also "party time"
Answered by pinkbullet - Thu Apr 26 17:52:11 2007

What are some important hurricane supplies when you have a baby?
Q. My brother and sister inlaw aren't too bright. With Tropical Storm Fay possibly being a Hurricane by the time it hits my family my mom is worried they won't be properly prepared. What are some additional supplies one must have on hand for a baby? Anything special you wouldn't necessarily stock up on for just older kids/adults? Also the baby gets congested very easily, needs a dehumidifier in his room at night...how can they keep him feeling well with no air conditioning if power is lost?
Asked by Pudding Puddington - Sun Aug 17 21:15:04 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. bottled water formula (if not breastfeeding ) a can of powdered formula would be best since the powder dosen't need to be refrigerated if needed just pour water into bottle add the right amount of powder shake bottle and feed baby. baby food ( if eating ) a few bottle ( just to make sure) playtex drop ins are good if baby would take them because you would only have to wash the nipple and ring a few diapers and wipes a few soft yous some cloths baby blanket a pacifier ( if baby takes one )
Answered by alucard1366613 - Sun Aug 17 21:37:34 2008