Make your own "something new" for your big day with this sweet and simple headband, the ideal accessory for your "I do" hairdo.

Work smarter, not harder when making seed bead jewelry. The tiny beads can present unique challenges, so here are specialty tools and templates that make all the difference.

Combine the captivating reflections of double aurora borealis jet and aquamarine Crystal Passions® bicones into this dainty bracelet design.

Combine captivating jet and aquamarine Crystal Passions® bicones into this dainty bracelet design. An elegant addition to formal attire or everyday wear.

Combine captivating jet and aquamarine Crystal Passions® bicones into this dainty bracelet design, an elegant addition to formal attire or everyday wear.

A pair of pliers with flat gripping surfaces, used to create reach into tight places, at difficult angles, to grip components, close jumprings, bend wire and stabilize a design while working. Available in both long-nose and short-nose varieties. Short-nose pliers offer more strength and stability and long-nose pliers give more reach.

Designer Florewela Dela Cruz Cornelis imagined seeing this set head Down the Aisle and we can't help but want to see that, too.

Q: I am totally new to beading. I want to make a right-angle-weave bracelet. Can you tell me where to find instructions for adding the center bead to each right angle group? Thanks.

Q: I am new to the right-angle weave. I have watched the video several times. My thread is showing really bad and is loose in some spots. I am using round beads on FireLine thread. What am I doing wrong and also how do I finish it off? Thanks.

Q: What is the "correct" way of doing 2-needle right-angle weave? Do I keep changing from one needle to the other, or should I try to be a rightie and a leftie at the same time, i.e. keep one needle in each hand?

Learn how to use small crystals as corner beads and create this sparkling bracelet in this tutorial.

Jewelry-making expert Tammy Honaman teaches how to create this "X" stitch used to embellish cabochons.

Here's an easy solution to learning the cubic right-angle weave. Simply follow this illustrative guide and start designing today.

Craft a stunning jewelry set that combines the brilliance of Toho seed beads with the elegance of Preciosa Czech pressed glass beads, with the complimentary step-by-step instructions provided. This design is destined to enchant customers and become a captivating best-seller in your collection.

Bring in the new year in style with this celebratory necklace design. Pearls and crystals have been stitched into the cord pattern for a subtle touch of luxury.

Sparkling crystal beads in blue-green and yellow-green adorn your wrist in this bracelet design. Our step- by-step instructions guide you on the path to creating your own version.

This animated video shows how to adjust the angle of the Proxxon™ table vise so you can get the exact angle and position you need when clamping jewelry supplies.

Find your angle with wire and sheet metal designs with the Wubbers® triangular mandrel pliers. Patti Bullard, PhD—inventor of Wubbers® Pliers—shows designers how to use the triangular mandrel pliers to form consistent 3-sided jewelry components.

A glass material containing ultra-thin layers of metal oxides. The micro-layers of metals and metal oxides create different layers and patterns of light refraction within the glass, causing a variety of colors to be displayed. Different angles of view alter which colors are displayed within the glass.

A pair of chain-nose pliers with bent jaws, used to reach into tight places or odd angles, and grip beads or components. The bent tips allows access into difficult areas without blocking the line of vision.

Create a stunning presentation by crafting this beautiful bracelet using the prismatic right-angle weave technique, combined with your choice of exquisite seed beads.

Inspired by the strategic tangling of octopi tentacles mid-swim, this energetic bracelet is a fun, yet formal.

Celebrate seasonal blooms in style with the sunflower heads blossoming from the beaded tendril of this radiant floral necklace.

A versatile stitch for jewelry makers, the right-angle weave technique can be used with seed beads, crystals and more. Learn this professional stitch in less than three minutes with step-by-step instructions.