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- To make new friends
- What is your favorite type of jewelry to make?
- Earrings, Necklaces/Pendants, Bracelets, Other
- Tell us about yourself! What makes you interesting, unique, funny, talented, or...?
- I am a recycle/up cycle/re purpose artist as well as a beader and knitter and crocheter. My art has many names, but I am the type that sees something inspiring (piece of junk, tree, dog) and I get thousands of ideas. As I work on those ideas, I get a thousand more. Come and see some of my creations at http://tutreasures.etsy.com.
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- http://tutreasures.etsy.com
- What is your favorite jewelry making style or medium?
- semi-precious beads, gemstone beads, metal smithing, precious metal clay, bead weaving, wirework, glass, other
- What best describes your style?
- funky, youthful, sophisticated, fun, unique, one-of-a-kind
- What are your favorite colors in making jewelry?
- Cobalt blue, Copper, silver, red, rich real colors.
- What are your favorite beads and stones for making jewelry?
- I love them all. Check out my work and you will see.
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A cute, fun, easy, recycling tip.
One of the more popular items in personal refreshment these days seems to be the 12 can refrigerator pack of most sodas or soft drinks. The box holds these cans in the frid… Continue
Posted on January 13, 2009 at 11:29am —
A beading tip. Perhaps you already know this.
Anyway, in the process of learning some of the beading techniques offered in various magazines and online, I always seemed to have a hard time handling the recommended beading needles. Recommended needles always seemed too long and eventually, would be so bent up from use, that keeping beads on the needles became very… Continue
Posted on November 10, 2008 at 10:01am — 2 Comments
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A Jewelry Holiday Piece for Adults or Children
If you are looking for a beaded craft idea that is so easy and quick even kids can join in the fun, then don't forget about good old pony beads and pipe cleaners. It is amazing what you can make with these simply and inexpensive supplies. For example, my So-Easy Bead and Wire Wreath combines these supplies into a wreath ornament that you can make in just a few minutes.
Buy a big bag of pony beads and a stack of pipe cleaners and go crazy with these little wreath. They are great for decorating your tree or holiday gift, or they work well a la carte to give as small gifts to co-workers and friends.
A Jewelry Holiday Piece for Adults or Children originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 at 07:37:59.
Beaded Ornament Cover Bulb Size?
I had an email from a reader the other day asking what size bulbs should be used for the ornament cover projects on this site. I measured around one bulb, and it was about 8 inches. So I would say that anywhere from a standard 4 inch diameter bulb to a smaller 3 inch diameter bulb will work for most beaded ornament covers.Both my projects, the Beaded Ornament Cover and the Flower Petal Ornament Cover, are placed on top of a glass bulb, so they don't have to fit under the bulb, just on top. They aren't as ornate as some beaded covers I've seen, but both work up very fast, so even if you don't have a lot of time, they make great gifts. Also, you can simply change out the beads to make each look a little different.
Beaded Ornament Cover Bulb Size? originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 at 08:44:54.
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… ContinueJewelry Junkie Link Love 12/06/09
A Bead A DayThe sun shines brightly on A Bead A Day when happy yellow cubic zirconia's are used in a simple necklace design.
Art Bead Scene
Be Inspired! Think about creating jewelry that tells a story.
Barbe Saint John - New Jewelry from Forgotten Artifacts
Artbeads Crystalized Elements! Need you say any more?
Carmi's Art/Life World
Carmi is selling jewelry in a show for the first time and is trying not to "jinx" her favorites!
Cindy Gimbrone aka The Lampwork Diva
Meet the newest addition to the Through the Looking Glass Nugget Charm Family - Alice Blue!
Jean Campbell
Jean discusses how Steampunk jewelry design fits into a larger "Poetic Couture."
Jewelry & Beading
Cyndi is sharing a series of Gift Guides for handmade jewelry lovers!
Lorelei's Blog: Inside the Studio
Taking ya back to the Open House 2008! Now stay tuned for pics for Open House 2009 on Dec. 5!
Snap out of it, Jean! There's beading to be done!
The ever breathtaking beadmaker Kim Miles pulls out all the stops for the Holidays and gift giving. But that is not all! If you have the "secret word" on the secret day" every week, you get a fab discount!
Jewelry Junkie Link Love 12/06/09 originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Sunday, December 6th, 2009 at 07:55:21.
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… ContinueFrosty the Snowman Pin
Even if you are short on both time and funds, you can make a number of simple jewelry projects to wear yourself or give away as a little "something" to friends and family this holiday season. For example, this Frosty the Snowman Pin requires just a little glitter, glue, and a pin back. He's really cute and I think he's not necessarily just a feminine-style pin so even guys who want to get into the Christmas spirit may enjoy attaching him to their coat lapel.All materials for this pin I purchased at my local craft store, and I'd say the supplies were easily less than $5, including glue and glitter, which I have enough left over of both, allowing me to make more Frosty pins!
Frosty the Snowman Pin originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Saturday, December 5th, 2009 at 10:56:54.
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… ContinueMake It Merry 12/02/09
It's the first week of December, so it's time you got cracking on those holiday crafts. Here are some winter treasures to get started with.
Winterscape Needlepoint Ornaments
Create a needlepoint ornament with these Winterscape printable patterns. Cheryl Fall has your pattern and how-to.
Antique Christmas Scraps
Use these great looking antique Santa illustrations to use on all your paper
projects-- scrapbooks, cards, ornaments and newsletters!
Knit Tinsel
If you can make an I-cord, you can use a fancy eyelash yarn to make knit tinsel in no time for your hearth or holiday tree. Sarah E. White shows you how.
Shrink Plastic Necklace
Use shrink plastic to create unique charms to make necklaces and other items of jewelry. These are quick to make and are perfect for last minute gifts!
Sweater Holiday Lighting
Make a light-up Christmas tree using an old sweater and a little know-how form the Sweater Surgery blog.
Printable Paper Sleigh
A Printable Sleigh to fill with goodies. This sleigh fits dolls house scale dolls, but it also stands nicely behind most commercial reindeer figures to make a table decoration. You can print it in the colors shown, or use the template to construct your own sleigh in the color you want.
Peace Cross Stitch
One message during the holidays that everyone can agree with is 'Peace'. Create this simple cross stitch with the free pattern and instructions from Connie G. Barwick.
Draw a Santa
Decorate cards, tags and more when you learn how to sketch the perfect Santa from Helen South.
Glittery Wood and Wire Snowman Earrings
These super easy snowmen earrings are a whimsical design that even the beginning jewelry maker can create.
Ribbon Wreath Craft
Find out how you can create a unique wreath using pieces of ribbon. By looking at this finished project, you will never believe how easy it is!
Holiday Pear Quilt
Create a pear quilt as a holiday gift or just to spruce up the place. Cyndi Lavin at the Mixed Media Blog has your tips and instructions.
Cuttlebugged Christmas Cards
These quick Christmas cards were made using my Sissix Big Shot, ProvoCraft Christmas Tree embossing folder, Versamark inks and embellishments. Get the instructions at the Firenze Cards blog.
Christmas Card Art Worksheet
Make a watercolor Christmas Card out of a cathedral rose window without all that pesky drawing. Just print this outline from Marion Boddy-Evans on a sheet of watercolor paper using waterproof ink.
Want to Join Make it Merry to show off your holiday crafts? We will showcase your crafts and recipes of all holiday traditions. Learn more.
Make It Merry 12/02/09 originally appeared on About.com Jewelry Making on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009 at 18:40:57.
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