I am working on a dome clock (for years now) and I purchased some beaded trim pieces to go around the outside of the plywood floor. The pieces were about 2 feet long and a 1/4" wide. Mine was a beaded pattern. I need some more and I can't find it. I thought I got it from Wildwood but I don't see it anymore. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hey tnirish, you might try a JOANNS FABRICS store if you have one in your locality.....they have a LOT of various trims in their stors. price wise i have no idea ....i usually make my own.you can browse and maybe find what you need.....AND no shipping charges. hope this helps.........Dave
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Think you may be able to find what you are looking for here
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If you can post a close up of the trim in question we may be better able to help.
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