Here is my latest Beadwork called "Pretty in Pink". I just had to make something to match my new Pink Kanger batteries, I designed this so a lanyard can be hooked into the beadwork!
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I need a pretty chain/charm lanyard. Who's making them?
Those are so cute, I love the bumblebee drip tip! But I had to notice the napkin! Bikkuridonkii! One of my favorite places to eat in Japan, even if they are a little "themed".![]()
It all depends on your way of attaching the Lanyard, if you have a Joyetech eGo, you can buy a cheap Lanyard, take the ring off it, throw the ugly lanyard away and attach any chain necklace that has a Lobster claw clasp on it and is long enough, then head to your local Hobby/Craft/Jewelry store and buy some charms!
If you have a Kanger battery, or others with no way to attach a Lanyard you have to create a harness that securely holds your battery.
If you are looking for readymade, do a google search for eCigarette Charm Lanyards or on etsy, you will find many of us are gettin' busy making all sorts of neat things to decorate your device!
If you are looking for readymade, do a google search for eCigarette Charm Lanyards or on etsy, you will find many of us are gettin' busy making all sorts of neat things to decorate your device!
I need a pretty chain/charm lanyard. Who's making them?
I was just wondering about that. I know jewelry supply retailers offer a variety of metal patinas that are durable (usually finished with a wax). They work like a stain and are considered permenent but not scratch resistant. Most of the time they are used for darkening or antiquing a finish. This one is very popular (some don't work as well as others) Amazon.com: Jax Pewter Black Patina: Everything ElseAnyone have success trying to paint metal?

Lovely epage!! So what did you decide to use to glue them onto the tanks? Did you use strips that were pre-glued, or something else? VERY cute!!
So yesterday my BFF and I went to Michael's and tried to buy the place out... LOL!!
He is the result of our efforts: The 2 charms, her 17-year-old son made for me. The tanks I blinged out last night. Still want to do something else to the short/fat tank I think - we'll see...
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Does anyone have ideas of something prettier to use besides o-rings? I've heard of stretchy string but wouldn't you then have extra thread pieces hanging off from where you tie it?
Nice epage! I've been thinking of going to Michael's to look for ideas. I cleaned out my jewelry the other day and was going to throw out some old costume jewelry then thought maybe I could make some charms out of some of it.
Does anyone have ideas of something prettier to use besides o-rings? I've heard of stretchy string but wouldn't you then have extra thread pieces hanging off from where you tie it?
I have been thinking about that too Mookie, nothing that works has hit me yet. But the stretchy string, I have used that and when I tie the knot I push a bead over the knot and glue it in there. It's hidden really well that way.
I found these cha cha expansion rings on eBay but haven't gotten around to ordering any yet so I don't know how well they might work. You would probably need jump rings to attach your pieces of jewelry to the ring.