A Spangle?

Jennifer Cox Business April 17, 2013 | 1

I just learned what a "spangle" is. Do you know?

A spangle is a sequin without a whole in the center! It is applied to the sticky side of transfers, and then heat applied to apparel, just like rhinestone transfers.

Check out the new spangle machine in action in this quick video by NNEP preferred vendor ColDesi.

If you are in need of spangly stuff, contact the folks at MyRhinestoneTransfers.com (another NNEP preferred vendor), as they have this new spangle equipment!

ColDesi MyRhinestoneTransfers NNEP sequin spangle

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Mark says:

August 28, 2013 at 11:09 am

Thanks Jennifer! NNEP is an organization we're proud to be a part of!

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