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Hi,

Does anyone know where I can purchase large quantities of beads that are like liquorice allsorts etc.

Thanks.

Nicky

Hi Welcome to the forum

I know I have seen some somewhere????

I will have a look

Jane

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Nickyjt

Try...

http://www.ekmpowershop6.com/ekmps/shop ... -396-c.asp

For some reason the site says ekmpowershop6.com but the link is from www.beadshopscotland.co.uk

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Nickyjt

you could try making your own from fimo clay , it does take alot of practice to get the right look and you won't be an expert overnight at them but if you have found a market for kitsch jewellery it's well worth the time and the effort

i have made and sold a few in the past and still occasionally make chocolate looking beads

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Nickyjt

Thanks for your help, the link to the beads is perfect and I love the cake beads that they also sell.

Nicky.

omg I LOVE the sweet beads on that website I have a HUGE passion for novelty earrings and could spend a fortune on there , I make the occasional pairs of earrings and have sold a few but I'm wondering if those scrummy beads would be worth buying and making into earrings and putting on my website
this time next year i WILL be a millionaire lol

I've never looked at that link before- how lovely! I've a real sweet tooth! I'd defo give the earrings a go- maybe just buy a few and test them out!

I like the marshmallow ones best

There are lots of tutorials online and the beadmagazines have had articles on sweetbeads, Liquorice look fab made from fimo.

You clould try claylessons.com

Ladym

Hey thanks so much for these links! I just bought tons of beads off of here and I got a really good deal I thought. I know that beads can be very expensive but I was able to get a lot of bang for my buck on the first link that was posted and they are super cute!

Here is a link to buy novelty sweet beads

http://www.beadshopscotland.co.uk/