BeadedFringe

Beaded fringe dates back to the Victorian Era in the 1830's when Queen Victoria reigned the United Kingdom . Today fringe is used on tiffany style and Victorian style Lampshades, jewelry, pillows crafts, tablecloths, furniture, scrapbooks, clothes, jewelry, and more. It was predominantly used in the 1920s on chiffon dresses, then in the 1960s as earrings, necklaces, and flower child decorating. Beaded fringes derive from everywhere across the globe, some is made in the USA, but most is now produced in China and India due to the attractive idea of outsourcing to cut tremendous costs of labor.ly

Many Indian fringes tend to have bright garish colors, is tightly strung, and has big spaces between the beads. It also has a distinctly funny aroma, which some people find offensive. Some fringe is hand strung and knotted and others are machine knotted. The hand strung fringe does not fall apart when you cut it, while machine strung fringe more often than not turns into a big mess quite quickly.

The better quality fringe has no spaces between the strands which is nicer because the light does not shine between them. The lower quality fringe has big spaces between the strands and light comes out between them. The more strands per inch the more work and beads are needed to make it so the proice is more expensive for the better quality because

More beads per inch

More labor to string the beads

Better quality beads and prettier colors

Hand strund beads tend to hang straight and are not crooked.

Most people do not like the crooked fringe because it doesn’t look fight.

The beast quality fringe comes from Italy, where it is made from venetian glass,.

Venetian glass is some of the finest glass in the world, and has beautiful colors. The Italian fringe has the strands very close together and it hangs straight. However it is the most expensive.

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