Millefiori Stretch Bracelet
July 1, 2010 by webmaster
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The bracelet is constructed on stretch elastic makes the most of the vibrant colours of the millefiori beads.
Warm Toned Wooden Ceramic Bracelet
July 1, 2010 by webmaster
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The bracelet is constructed on stretch elastic and makes the most of warms tones against the skin.
Materials Needed
Stretch Elastic
10mm Ceramic Beads
8mm Wooden Beads
Step one
Thread your beads alternately onto stretch elastic slightly at least one and half times the diameter of your wrist.
Step Two
Make a surgeons knot to secure and dab on a little super glue or epoxy resin for extra security.
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Czech Glass And Crystal Necklace
July 1, 2010 by webmaster
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Make use of quality Czech glass beads and their extreme clarity to form a little warm toned sophisticated glamour.
Materials needed
Nylon thread.
Square or rectangular Czech beads
Size 8 seed beads in gold or silver tone
4mm bicone crystal
Step One
Take a length of nylon thread just longer that your desired necklace length.
Step Two
Thread on a Czech glass bead, followed by a bicone, a seed bead, and another bicone.
Step Three
Repeat pattern until you reach your desired length of necklace.
Step Four
If you necklace is long enough to go over your head then knot the thread and dab some super glue onto the knot for security. If you require a shorter length necklace, attach a torpedo clasp and knot firmly.
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Tribal Ceramic Necklace
July 1, 2010 by webmaster
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A great look for summer with this African Tribal inspired design. Knot and wear loosely over a maxi dress.
Materials needed
Nylon thread
Large Style Antique Ceramic Beads
Oval Sugar style silver foil beads
Round sugar style silver foil beads
Antique style coin pendants
4mm Crystal Bicones
Step One
Place a round silver foil bead in the centre of the necklace.
Step Two
Take 6 coin pendants and place 3 each side of the centre round bead.
Step Three
Place an oval bead each side of the collection of coin pendants.
Step Four
Now follow with a crystal each side of the necklace, followed by 3 coin pendants.
Step Five
Follow with an oval bead each side, followed by a crystal, followed by a round bead three pendants, and another oval bead.
Step Six
Thread on a large ceramic bead followed by a round bead and repeat until your desired length. Knot and add a dab of glue for security.
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Costume Jewelry Choices For Prom Season
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By James Frolsburg
It’s prom season and you have a million things to organize and buy, but have you included costume jewelry on your list? If you need some help finding something perfect for you prom night then read on for a simple guide to getting your jewelry style right.
Jewelry-Making DIY Basics – What is a Cone Finding?
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By Paul Brandon
New jewelry designers will accelerate their progress by learning the terminology of different jewelry-making components. Impress potential customers, converse easily with potential suppliers and enhance your credibility in the jewelry marketplace by using correct terminology.