Wire mesh for Jewelry Making
What are Snake Chain and Omega Chain? Snake Chain and Omega Chain are similar types of jewelry chain that aren’t really chain at all. The core of an omega chain is either a long wire or a woven mesh. Then the chain creator takes small metal plates or disks and attaches them to the core. Sometimes jewelers and jewelry stores use snake chain and omega chain for the same jewelry…
Jewelry making classes Charlotte NC
The William Holland School Staff and Board of Directors are devoted to serving the Lapidary Community and to upholding the continuing commitment to provide quality Lapidary, Earth Science, and Jewelry Making classes to the widest range of students possible. It is our pleasure to do everything we can…
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Handmade Jewelry for Sale online
Once upon a time, it was considered insane to compete against eBay. If you sold custom-made goods like clothes or jewelry, you sold at flea markets on weekends, and eBay the rest of the time. The idea that anyone would shop anywhere else for your handmade merchandise was silly. But anyone who’s shopped…
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Handmade beaded bookmarks
January 31st, 2008 · after it was over and thought it sounded like fun. You can read more about it here, but in a nutshell, giving stuff away is fun and a bunch of bloggers giving stuff away is even more fun! If you’re new to my blog, hello! I’m a crochet designer and work-at-home mom. So, anyhow… I’m…
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Best tools for Jewelry making
For jewelry artists, designers and instructors, having access to the highest quality hand tools allows you to focus on the important part of jewelry making: the piece you are working on! Tronex provides our jewelry customers with the highest quality tools available to ensure that jewelry making is enjoyable, comfortable and of course – beautiful! Jewelry industry professionals know…
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Making paper beads from magazines
Making paper beads is an easy, fun, and timeless craft activity. You can use the beads for jewelry, decoration, or anything else you usually use beads for. This is a great way to recycle paper, especially all that useless junk mail that piles up. I make beads out of junk mail and make friendship bracelets with them and they are easy to do! Use only the shinny paper that comes in…
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Making Jewelry from silverware
There are pieces of jewelry that come and go based on current trends, then there are those that last a lifetime and longer. The spoon ring is an excellent example of a timeless classic. Some think that the rings origins date back to the 1600s. That’s what I call time-honored style! This tutorial will teach you how to make a spoon ring. Maybe you’ll give them to your friends, or…
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Tools for making Jewelry at Home
If you’re getting serious about making jewelry and metalsmithing jewelry, you’ll need to invest in the right tools that will help bring the beautiful designs you’ve dreamed up into fruition. Below is a list of 5 must-have tools for your jewelry making toolbox that are perfect for making metal jewelry for beginners. Have your favorite tools for making jewelry and metalsmithing made…
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Making wood Jewelry Box
It has been said to me by my mate on more than one occasion that when it comes to decor I have champagne taste on a beer budget. You’ll get no denial from me. I’ve long been in love with lacquer nesting boxes like these and these ~ they are such glamorous little vessels for storing everything small from jewelry to keepsakes. I happen to find them completely irresistible, but the…
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Wire Jewelry Making Tutorials
This is a FREE Jewelry Making Tutorial! These earrings are super quick and look GREAT on. AND they compliment a variety of face shapes and hair lengths. You can make the earwires short or long and alter the size of the flowers themselves. In the flip photo video below you will see how these cute and lightweight flower earrings are made. Materials – 20 ga wire Tools – bail making…
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Copper Jewelry making Techniques
Why do I love copper solder? #1: It’s easy! Jewelers have traditionally used silver solder to solder copper, but when using silver on copper, you have to be very careful so the silver seam doesn’t show. Since the copper solder is 93% copper (making it copper colored, even after you solder with it), I can enjoy the freedom of having my small mistakes invisible to the untrained eye…
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