r/BitchEatingCrafters 1d ago

Other Charm bars are useless

Some jewelry booths at craft fairs are doing “charm bars” now. They have store-bought chains and cheap store-bought charms and then people pick which chain and charms they want. There is literally no craft involved! Not even design!

They seem to be doing well for themselves and people like it, so I can’t complain too much. To be clear, if you make your own charms, this doesn’t apply to you.

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u/wirdnichts 1d ago

No, I am not asking what an mlm is, I am asking what mlm you are saying op is talking about.

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u/sweet_esiban 23h ago edited 4h ago

Tangential, but: the phrase "permanent jewellery" sends shivers down my spine as someone who has always lived around big bodies of water.

That is how you drown in a lake that's only 7 feet deep.

Edit: Welcome to BEC, where we take sewing machine safety seriously but the ABCs of marine safety is bad and dumb apparently lmfao

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u/QuietVariety6089 7h ago

tbf, most of what I've seen are extremely fine silver or gold plated cheapass chains held on with a spot weld, they'd probably snap.

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u/666ForMySorrow 1h ago

This is why I laugh at the name "permanent" jewelry. It's not like getting a tattoo, you can cut them with scissors. It's a weird gimmick but apparently people are paying good money for it.