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1. www.myworldofbeads.com › fireline-versus-wildfireFireline Versus Wildfire Beading Thread: What’s the Difference?

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   Nov 6, 2018 · The second major difference is all about colour. Fireline thread is basically available in three colours: crystal, black, and smoke (that’s a very dark grey – almost black). Wildfire has a bigger range of colours available. These include blue, red, green, in addition to the basic white and black.

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     Which beading thread is the best to use: FireLine or WildFire? Learn the differences, pros and cons!

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3. www.cjbeaders.com › Choosing-The-Right-BeadingChoosing The Right Beading Threads and Cords - FireLine and ...

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   WildFire is manufactured and distributed by Beadalon. Similar to FireLine, WildFire is a thermally bonded beading thread; the synthetic fibres are fused together via heating process which creates a smooth and strong thread. Again, it knots really well when you want it to, and can be untangled when you need. It has a high breaking strain and is ...

4. www.potomacbeads.com › blog › difference-betweenExploring the Differences Between Wildfire and Fireline ...

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   The Potomac Bead Company offers Wildfire beading thread in spools of 20 yards, 50 yards and 125 yards, in sizes .006 inch and .008 inches. At first, Wildfire was only available in standard white and black colors, but Beadalon has added a handful of others to the lineup - Green, Gray, Blue and Red.

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6. www.potomacbeads.com › how-to › better-beaderComparing Beading Threads: DragonThread, Wildfire, Fireline

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   Wildfire: Wildfire is a bonded bead weaving thread that offers excellent strength and resistance to fraying. It has a slightly stiffer feel compared to DragonThread but maintains its shape well. Wildfire is available in a range of colors, including some unique options like fluorescent shades. Fireline: Fireline is another popular choice among ...

7. comebeadwithme.com › fireline-vs-wildfireWhat’s the difference between Fireline and Wildfire?

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   Remember, the thread color isn't just seen where it comes in and out of the beads, but it affects the color of transparent beads as well. It comes in 2 thicknesses: .006 inches (.15mm) and .008 inches (.20mm). I can barely get the .006 through a size 10 needle, to give you a reference. It's my opinion that Wildfire is thicker than Fireline.

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8. www.myworldofbeads.com › how-to-choose-beading-threadHow to Choose Beading Thread - My World of Beads

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   May 24, 2019 · Rule 4. Next, comes strength and thickness. You will notice a lot of beading threads have a choice of thickness. In some cases, this is expressed as a letter (e.g. ‘Nymo D’ or ‘Nymo B’ …yes, D is thicker than B, as you might expect).

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   What is wildfire beading thread?

   • Similar to FireLine, WildFire is a thermally bonded beading thread; the synthetic fibres are fused together via heating process which creates a smooth and strong thread. Again, it knots really well when you want it to, and can be untangled when you need. It has a high breaking strain and is stretch resistant and waterproof.

   Choosing The Right Beading Threads and Cords - FireLine and WildFire

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   What is the difference between fireline & wildfire thread?

   • You may have seen this blog about wire for stringing beads, in which I mentioned that product by Beadalon. The second major difference is all about colour. Fireline thread is basically available in three colours: crystal, black, and smoke (that’s a very dark grey – almost black). Wildfire has a bigger range of colours available.

   Fireline Versus Wildfire Beading Thread: What’s the Difference?

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   What is the difference between fireline and wildfire beading?

   • Essentially, they are both heavy weights in the beading world with the same pros and cons. The biggest differences are more due to the colour and diameter choice - FireLine has more width and length options, however WildFire has more colour choices, including that green that magically melts into most colour palettes.

   Choosing The Right Beading Threads and Cords - FireLine and WildFire

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   What colours are available in wildfire threads?

   • Wildfire has a bigger range of colours available. These include blue, red, green, in addition to the basic white and black. There is still not as much variation in colours as you will get with nylon based threads, like KO or Nymo.

   Fireline Versus Wildfire Beading Thread: What’s the Difference?

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   Where are wildfire beads made?

   • Wildfire is made in the USA by Beadalon. One of it's main advantages is that it comes in 6 colors: Frost, Black, Red, Green, Grey and Blue. This range of colors gives you greater versatility over your projects. Remember, the thread color isn't just seen where it comes in and out of the beads, but it affects the color of transparent beads as well.

   What's the difference between Fireline and Wildfire?

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   Who makes wildfire thread?

   • Wildfire thread is manufactured by Beadalon. They have huge expertise in manufacturing all kinds of bead threading materials. You may have seen this blog about wire for stringing beads, in which I mentioned that product by Beadalon. The second major difference is all about colour.

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10. www.potomacbeads.com › how-to › better-beaderWhat's the Better Beading Thread: WildFire vs FireLine

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    WildFire: Thermally bonded, gel-spun polyethylene. FireLine: Gel-spun polyethylene (GSPE), fused. Strength & Durability: Both threads are incredibly strong and durable. WildFire has a slightly higher tensile strength. FireLine may be more prone to fraying over time. Thread Thickness: WildFire: Thinner diameter, allowing for more precise beadwork.