hobbyworker The Bead Boards Bracelet Sizer Measurement Tool 4 Round Grooves for Jewerly Bracelets Necklaces Making Supplies

Very good and helpfull for makeing bracelets. I should of bought one sooner. The size is correct and quality is good

Easy to use

This tool is most needed if you make jewelry like I do and fits well on top of my small, round table. It allows you great storage, while working on several projects at the same time. That said, when I'm finished with a bracelet or need a break, I slide it face up inside of a large ziplock bag then store it away. It worth purchasing, you won't be sorry.

I ordered this when I was making bracelets for gifts this winter, and I think it helped. It only helps so much, though. You can’t really line up the beads on the circles the way they will fit together once strung, but you can get an idea of what they’ll look like. The size will be a bit different too. I like that it has different sizes circles, and the straight grooves on the bottom. It all helps so you can get the size right. I don’t think there’s a perfect way to get the size right, but this is a good effort!

This board comes in very handy when laying out your beads and charms to make bracelets. I keep beads or spacers in the small openings around the size charts. Very durable and not flimsy, along with easy to design your next bracelet on.

Exactly what I ordered

I found that the 6.5 was perfect for my daughter who is 12 and the 7 was perfect for me. I also found that if I wanted to make it more loose fitting then the 7.5 was the best one for that. Overall I really like this kit it makes putting the design together so much easier, and helps to make each bracelet consistently the same size.

I wish someone would make a sturdy bead board. This was partially crushed upon receipt. These are made so cheap with varying thickness of the flimsy plastic material. This is the industries answer to a helpful item. It would be if actually a thicker plastic. I realize there are wood ones but the markings are seldom accurate. You van buy this style at craft stores. They are nearly always $5-$10 which is a bit steep for a crinkled piece of plastic.