Jewelry Making Findings - WigJig Basics Video
Posted on September 5th, 2009 by admin
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A brief introduction to jewelry making findings for making your own jewelry with wire and beads. A WigJig Basics Video.
Duration : 0:5:54
Tutorial on how to create a tree-of-life pendant (a little beaded tree). Inspired by a comment posted on another of my videos, I’ve spent months making many little trees. Some worked, some didn’t. Here’s the one that I like the best. You can see some of the rejected trees on my Twitter site @CamilleSharon.
Make this beautiful bracelet with a right angle weave base of seed beads and then adorning it with a Czech glass rounds. This is a needle and Fireline project so bring your patience!
How to use memory wire shears to make a handmade beaded necklace; learn this and more in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert.
The Right Angle Weave must be one of the most versatile stitches, I learned this variation at the request of a customer who just wasn’t getting it from the written instructions. With trial and error, oh yes and a size change in the beads, I mastered the pattern, so join me and learn to make your own tennis bracelet out of Hex Cut Seed Beads and Swarovski Crystal Bicones.
How to make a hemp spiral knot bracelet; learn this and more in this free arts and crafts video taught by a pottery making expert .
Since I did a how to on crimping techniques I thought I would show you how to use them in an illusion style necklace project. This is also something that has been requested by you so keep the suggestions coming!
Last week we got a rad video in from Becca who taught us how to make these really cool bead necklaces using old magazines and newspapers. So this week we’re showing you how to make your own paper bead necklace with some old newspaper strips.
how to make your own briolette charm drop necklace.
Bead Making: Corinne Bradd shows Kristy Clark how to use the bead roller, a nifty gadget that can create perfect beads of equal size from polymer clay, quickly and effectively. Once they have been shaped and baked, these little beauties can be used for all sorts of projects, from jewellery to decorating picture frames and much more. You will find the instructions for this project on p98 of Crafts Beautiful, April ‘07, priced £3.50 from all good newsagents.