Dancinbaer
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
I thought I'd share my first project using the really easy EZ-Tach.
This is a necklace that belonged to my great grandmother. My great grandfathers watch fob is at the locket fastened to the necklace. Both grandparents are in the photo. The dark brown portion of the necklace was braided from my great grandmothers hair. Braided Necklace
I used the EZ-Tach at six points. The clasp, top center. Two places on the chain, above the upper left & right corners of the photo. Where the chain is fastened to the braid. One above the watch fob. I used the plastic fastners. What is nice about these is only one hole is punched at the fastening point. The fastener is threaded from the back, through the hole, over the object and back through the hole. The fastner is simply wraped around itself between a washer and the backing board until just enough is left to push the "key" into the "lock". Even with fat fingers like mine it was so much easier than tying thread.
Thank you Pat K.
This is a necklace that belonged to my great grandmother. My great grandfathers watch fob is at the locket fastened to the necklace. Both grandparents are in the photo. The dark brown portion of the necklace was braided from my great grandmothers hair. Braided Necklace
I used the EZ-Tach at six points. The clasp, top center. Two places on the chain, above the upper left & right corners of the photo. Where the chain is fastened to the braid. One above the watch fob. I used the plastic fastners. What is nice about these is only one hole is punched at the fastening point. The fastener is threaded from the back, through the hole, over the object and back through the hole. The fastner is simply wraped around itself between a washer and the backing board until just enough is left to push the "key" into the "lock". Even with fat fingers like mine it was so much easier than tying thread.
Thank you Pat K.