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5 Ways to Make a Bail for Your DIY Jewelry
5 Ways to Make a Bail for Your DIY Jewelry
Jewelry designer Patti presents five ways to make a bail, including a folded component bail, hammered and rolled wire bail, layered jump ring bail and more.
Flight of the Bumblebee
Flight of the Bumblebee
Bees are popping up in fashion and jewelry trends. Check out ideas for adding bumblebees to jewelry designs for a happy buzz.
How Lampwork Glass Pendants are Made
How Lampwork Glass Pendants are Made
An in-depth look at the art of crafting lampwork glass pendants, exploring the process with fire and steel tools, the types of glass used, and the history of lampworking, highlighting the essential tools and materials.
Knapping:
Knapping:
Learn all about knapping, an ancient technique for creating gemstone tools or personal adornment. You'll be amazed how much effort goes into these creations!
Soldering Savvy
Soldering Savvy
Soldering can be a difficult task, but the end results are amazing. Helen Driggs, courtesy of Jewelry Making Daily, is here to help make soldering just a little easier.
A Jewelry Maker's Portfolio
A Jewelry Maker's Portfolio
Put your best bead forward and easily share your work with a jewelry makers portfolio. Learn tips and tricks to creating your own in this helpful article.
Summer Camp Jewelry
Summer Camp Jewelry
Capture the magic of a childhood summer with this nostalgia-drenched jewelry trend. Learn how the basic techniques of your camp craft table are making their way into modern fashion.
Innovative Ring Designs
Innovative Ring Designs
Rings are evolving into bold new styles! Explore chain rings, stacked designs, double-finger creations and more. Let your imagination soar.
Ask the Experts Business Competition Q&A
Ask the Experts Business Competition Q&A
Q: A customer of mine told me that a competitor was bad-mouthing my business. We're in a small town, and I know the competitor. What should I do?
Ring Size Guide
Ring Size Guide
Downloadable PDF guide makes sizing finger rings easier than ever. Prints actual size from PDF, offering two ways to accurately measure ring sizes.
St. Petersburg Chain Stitch, How-To
St. Petersburg Chain Stitch, How-To
Learn the St. Petersburg chain stitch with these easy, step-by-step illustrated instructions. A beautiful way to add texture and detail to your beaded designs.
Ask the Experts Memory Wire Q&A
Ask the Experts Memory Wire Q&A
Q: How do you cut memory wire into individual loops for use with strand separators?
Ask the Experts Cupchain Mesh Q&A
Ask the Experts Cupchain Mesh Q&A
Q: I'm curious about cup chain and cup-chain link mesh. Exactly what is it and how is it used? Thank you
Ask the Experts Business/Pricing Q&A
Ask the Experts Business/Pricing Q&A
Q: I am looking to sell my jewelry online. Do I need to get a business number if I only plan on selling $100 or $200 worth of jewelry each year, if I am lucky?
How to Dye Bone Beads
How to Dye Bone Beads
When you learn how to dye bone beads and other components you open a new avenue for creating distinctive jewelry pieces. Learn how with this informative article.
Ask the Experts Customers Q&A
Ask the Experts Customers Q&A
Q: I love doing shows! The problem I have is when there are several people standing at the booth. I'm afraid if I focus on one person, the others will leave because I am not paying attention to them. What do you recommend I do?
Ask the Experts Flat Back Q&A
Ask the Experts Flat Back Q&A
Q: I am going to add some crystals to wooden letters. What would be better, flat backs or hot fix, and what glue would I use? If hot fix is better, how do you use them? Thank you
Stress Relief Jewelry
Stress Relief Jewelry
The article explores the rising trend of "Stress Relief Jewelry," which incorporates meaningful elements into jewelry pieces designed to alleviate stress and anxiety, highlighting the therapeutic benefits of jewelry creation in a fast-paced society.
Ask the Experts Lover's Knot Q&A
Ask the Experts Lover's Knot Q&A
Q: My great aunt used to tie her beaded necklaces into a lover's knot, but I have lost the instructions. Do you know how?
Cutting Glass with Glass-Cutting Tools
Cutting Glass with Glass-Cutting Tools
There are two styles of glass cutters: dry and oil-filled. This tutorial shows how to use both types, each with illustrated step-by-step instructions.
How to Use Fold-Over Bezel Link Settings
How to Use Fold-Over Bezel Link Settings
Effortlessly achieve a professional finish for your jewelry designs using fold-over bezel link settings. Learn how with these straightforward instructions!
Setting up a Safe Kiln Firing Area and Firing Enamels with a Kiln
Setting up a Safe Kiln Firing Area and Firing Enamels with a Kiln
Firing enamel in a kiln might appear challenging, but fear not—these step-by-step instructions empower you to confidently and safely craft brilliant, gleaming jewelry projects.
Ask the Experts Selling Q&A
Ask the Experts Selling Q&A
Q: I recently started selling jewelry. I've had a repeat customer that has bought my standard sized beaded bracelets. However, she now wants them re-sized to be smaller. Should I charge her a fee to do this? I don't want to lose money on my supplies to do this, but I don't want to lose a repeat customer.
Ask the Experts Pearl Knotting Q&A
Ask the Experts Pearl Knotting Q&A
Q: How do you know what size thread to use for a necklace strung with knots in between each bead? I have had experience with the beads slipping over the knots.
Ask the Experts Jewelry Cleaner Q&A
Ask the Experts Jewelry Cleaner Q&A
Q: How do you clean the black off around the holes of the beads ... this is from the wire rubbing with wear? Thanks.
Ask the Experts Findings/Earrings Q&A
Ask the Experts Findings/Earrings Q&A
Q: I have a faithful customer who wears clip-on earrings. What can I use to make them less painful for her? Is there something similar to the coating for tools that could be used?
Ask the Experts Gemstones/Druzy Q&A
Ask the Experts Gemstones/Druzy Q&A
Q: What on earth is druzy and what is druzy quartz and blue lace agate druzy? Merriam-Webster on-line does not recognize the word druzy.
Ask the Experts Designing Q&A
Ask the Experts Designing Q&A
Q: What should I use to clean up any excess Apoxie from my piece? Should the excess be removed before set and dry?
Ask the Experts Selling Q&A
Ask the Experts Selling Q&A
Q: Hello! I have a question about how to market my fine silver pendants: With the rising cost of precious metals I often find it difficult to sell my pendants for the price I want if I consider the chains that go with them. I really want to sell my pendants "as is" without a chain to keep costs down, but I feel if I do that it hinders sales since people want to wear the pieces right away or they don't have a chain of their own. Should I just charge more and supply a chain? Or should I keep my prices affordable and skip the chain? I was thinking about using a cord or something since it would be cheaper, but I'm afraid it won't mesh well with the more formal look of my pieces. Help?
Ask the Experts Finishes Q&A
Ask the Experts Finishes Q&A
Q: I recently completed a bracelet using various colors and two sizes of seed beads. After wearing the bracelet once, I noticed the finish on the semi-transparent, size 8 purple ones wore off over some of the exposed surfaces. I'm told this problem happens often with purple and red beads. Any suggestions?
Ask the Experts Labeling Q&A
Ask the Experts Labeling Q&A
Q: With the precious metal market so volatile, I've been using some silver plated findings in my designs. On my cards I tell of what each piece is made. Is there a legal explanation required when you have a piece, say, 20% silver plate, 80% sterling or can I just say SP and Sterling or Sterling w SP and leave it at that? I don't want to mislead my customers but I also want to point out that the piece is mostly sterling. My cards are not large so space is limited.
Ask the Experts Opal Care Q&A
Ask the Experts Opal Care Q&A
Q: I have some opals stored in glycerine oil. They have been in oil since the 1930s. Must they stay in the oil or can I put them in cage bails?
Ask the Experts Grading Q&A
Ask the Experts Grading Q&A
Q: Only a few of your pearls indicate a grade in the description. Does that mean that the others are D grade or below? Thanks.
Ask the Experts Copyrights Q&A
Ask the Experts Copyrights Q&A
Q: I buy pendants and antique beads at garage sales, flea markets and other sources. I use these pendants as focal points to build my necklaces around and some of them have a name printed on the back. Do I have a copyright problem or is there some other problem I might have if I want to sell my work?
Ask the Experts Cord Coils Q&A
Ask the Experts Cord Coils Q&A
Q: How do you use spring coils? I often see them in men's jewelry.
Ask the Experts Antiquing Q&A
Ask the Experts Antiquing Q&A
Q: I have some copper pieces that I would like to look a bit darker, more antique. What product should I use to do this?
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