[NFB-Blind-Crafters] Labeling bead tubes

[Lucy Marr]

Hi Tracy,

 

I have put the tubes in a ziplock and put a braille label on the bag.
Sometimes the beads come in a small ziplock bag, and in those cases, I can
sometimes put the braille label directly on the bag.

 

Take care, 

 

Lucy

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Tracy Carcione via NFB-Blind-Crafters
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Subject: [NFB-Blind-Crafters] Labeling bead tubes

 

I'm curious how people label tubes of beads. 

I'm enjoying the beading projects Laurie P has taught, and I'm acquiring more
beads.  I've put braille labels on the tubes.  Some I wrote the label on a
sticky label and wrapped it around the tube in a spiral, away from the print
label.  It works, but is a little hard to read.  So I wrote a label on a bit
of card and attached it to the tube cap with a twist tie.  It's easy to read,
but the label is bigger than the tube. 

What do other people do, if anything?

Tracy

 



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