As my regular readers may recall, I am slowly making a völva costume. I keep going back and forth about whether to make a necklace specifically for this project or repurpose a necklace I already have.
The packets of beads I am seeking to re-sell. |
I should have guessed, from the 15 gram weight estimate for 145 beads, what I would be getting. But hope springs eternal, especially when the price listed is low. The beads I received are seed beads, with a diameter closer to 1 or 2 mm each than 4 mm each in size--way too small to make a Viking era necklace or any necklace with the number of beads provided. A picture of the little packets of beads, with a 10 cm scale bar above, appears with this post.
I don't have a use for seed beads, pretty though these are. But there are potential costuming and craft uses for seed beads, both modern and medieval (check out the Medieval Beads site for evidence of medieval seed bead use). So rather than try to seek satisfaction for my total purchase after several months (USD $6.85, including the postage), I figured I'd try to re-sell the beads for what I paid ($2.00 USD), plus shipping to the buyer's address, wherever in the world it is. In the US, that will almost certainly be the cost of mailing a first-class letter, because the beads are only 15 g in weight, and a first-class letter in the US is one ounce, which is about 28 g. I have no idea how much it might be to other countries, but the item is so light it shouldn't be much; we should be able to figure it out.
For the modest amount of this item, it's probably easiest to pay me through Paypal. E-mail me at cathyr19355 at gmail dot com with questions. If you are interested in buying the beads, I'll give you the information to use to reach my Paypal account.
For the modest amount of this item, it's probably easiest to pay me through Paypal. E-mail me at cathyr19355 at gmail dot com with questions. If you are interested in buying the beads, I'll give you the information to use to reach my Paypal account.
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