Greg's Aunt Lornel gave me her FAVORITE and now broken earrings in hope that I can fix them. Any ideas other than super glue?
Elisabeth
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- Elisabeth has been crafty all her life, but beads and jewelry have been her focus for the last few years. A class in lamp working inspired her to build a studio and focus on working with flames and hot glass. Elisabeth lives in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband, two kids, and dogs Layla and Griffin, all who are frequent stars of this blog.
Use jewelry glue. That E-6000 has worked for me when the metal type did not permit soldering.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Lois. I love E-6000. But I don't have any experience with it in use with metal.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say E-6000 also, but for me the smell is so bad I probably couldn't wear them! I don't know why but I can still smell it after it dries!
ReplyDeleteI with everyone on E-6000, I swear by it and use it on all my stone-to-metal pendants. After 24 hours it was rock solid and some have gone through the mail with no damage.
ReplyDeletehhmmm I've never noticed a smell afterwards...I'll be checking that