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Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)

New Smoke Gray Fireline is here by popular demand. This pre-waxed cord is braided and made of highly durable material. Ultra-light rays or sunlight will not affect this material, so your design will never feel the need to be shy in public! It has been noted by many beaders as the strongest fiber per diameter ever created. This spool contains 50 yards of material and is rated for use with up to 6 pounds of resistance. This particular spool also comes in a 4 pound version if you're looking for something a little lighter. The gray coloring is wonderful for designs using darker components. If using light crystals, keep a Crystal Fireline on hand as well! This versatile stringing material should be a staple in your beading box.
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Customer Reviews for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
Review 1 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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zzzzzzz
Location: Texas
About me: I am a hobbyist
My beading emphasis is: Beadweaving
can hardly cut it
Date:February 20, 2013
Pros: Price, Versatile, Quality
"I can hardly cut this with scissors, imagine how well it will work in your project."
Review 2 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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beadgirl1
Location: Colorado
About me: I design and sell in stores/boutiques
My beading emphasis is: Jewelry Making
bracelet
Date:June 12, 2012
Pros: Ease of Use, Quality
Other beading styles or techniques: knotting pearles
Creation: bracelet
"Just took up seed bead stitching - I made a tubular herringbone bracelet w/ this thread - very easy to thread even w/ size 12 needles!"
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Review 3 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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IceQueen
Location: Michigan
About me: I design and sell at home parties and craft fairs
My beading emphasis is: Stringing
Stringing Material
Date:December 26, 2011
Pros: Size, Price, Ease of Use, Quality
Other beading styles or techniques: bead weaving
Creation: beaded beads and pendants
"Fireline is stiff and works well with all bead weaving projects. Good quality material."
Review 4 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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Monga
Location: Corpus Christi, TX
About me: I am a hobbyist
My beading emphasis is: Beaded Accessories
Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
Date:October 4, 2011
Pros: Size, Price, Versatile, Unique, Ease of Use, Quality
Other beading styles or techniques: Chainmaille, Bead Embroidery, Multi-media
Creation: Bracelets, Necklaces
"Very strong - small diameter - multiple passes possible."
Review 5 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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Alterity
Location: Buffalo, NY
About me: I design and sell online
My beading emphasis is: Beadweaving
Strong and Easy to Use
Date:January 18, 2011
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Pros: Quality, Color, Versatile, Ease of Use, strength
Cons: Price
Other beading styles or techniques: Metalworking, wireworking
Creation: Bracelet, Necklace, Earrings
"Fire Line is my first choice in bead weaving projects. The line is easy to work with, resists knotting, flows through my beads like butter and I don't have the fear that crystals will cut my line while mid-project. The quality far surpasses that of any other beading filament I have ever used before. Sure, it is a little more expensive than other beading materials, but Fire Line is such a pleasure to use and so much more reliable than the others on the market, I believe it is worth the extra expense for those special projects."
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BeadingBetty
Location: British Columbia. Canada
About me: I design and sell at home parties and craft fairs
My beading emphasis is: Beadwork
The best beading tread.
Date:October 5, 2010
Pros: Price, Quality, Ease of Use
Other beading styles or techniques: peyote etc.
Creation: bracelets, ornaments etc.
"Fireline is, in my opinion, the best tread to use.
It is strong and does not stretch.
I use it for everything but stringing.
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Review 7 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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totebagger
Location: Tenn.
About me: I am a hobbyist
My beading emphasis is: Jewelry Making
Absolute favorite beading thread
Date:September 6, 2010
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Pros: Price, Quality, Color, Versatile, Ease of Use
Creation: Necklaces and bracelets
"Fireline is absolutely my most favorite beading thread. It threads the needle very readily, is very strong and keeps your work nice and snug. Fire line knots much less frequently than other threads and if it does knot, the knots are very easily undone. Fireline also provides the beaded work with just the right amount of body, yet provides flexibilty and stength. I find that the grey Fireline blends well with nearly all beads except the very lightest and crystal clear ones. I keep both the grey and crystal Fireline on hand at all times."
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beadweaver
About me: I am a hobbyist
My beading emphasis is: Jewelry Making
love FireLine
Date:August 21, 2010
Pros: Quality, Ease of Use
Cons: Price
Creation: I make earrings, bracelets, necklaces with this thread
"I like using this thread when working with Swarvoski5301 & 5328 4mm biconne beads; using right angle weave. This thread "locks" these beads together; not having to concern myself with over all tightness of piece.
I mostly use with black outside colors to hide the weave on the ends.
I also like to use when making spiral designs.
CAUTION: If using in a weave pattern; watch out for using too much tension. You can not go back and loosen-up the weave. Unless of course you untighten the whole weave back to the "too tight" stiching.
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Review 9 for Smoke Gray Fireline - 50 Yards (6LB Test)
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Janis
Location: Mililani, HI
About me: I am a hobbyist
LOVE this line!
Date:May 19, 2010
Other beading styles or techniques: beaded jewelry
Creation: necklace, bracelet
"Strong, thin, non-stretchable line that looks and works great in dark toned necklaces and bracelets. 50 yards goes a long way, though I always have an extra spool on hand just in case I run out -- definitely a "staple (item) in my beading box.""
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beadingbubbie
Location: Los Angeles, CA
About me: Other
Fireline
Date:May 15, 2010
Pros: Quality, Size, Ease of Use
Cons: Price, Color
Other beading styles or techniques: Designer
Creation: Necklace
"I found this thread to be excellent. It made my work so much easier since it slide through the needle without knotting up, I am new to seed weaving and I strongly recommend this product on your more expensive seed bead projects"