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“I too am interested in wireworking. Wrapping or making bezels for the beads in different ways would be interesting.” ~AimsIf you love free form and relaxed styled jewelry,
“This type of closure is a very nice way to finish off men’s jewelry.” ~CindyHere is a simple and easy way to create an adjustable finding for your
“I’d be especially up for learning how to make head pins with a torch.” ~KenI’ve been playing with fire lately… making some copper headpins. And yes I’ve been
“Some of the prettiest things I’ve done were because it wasn’t turning out as planned.” ~ArleneThis copper wire and faux raku bead pendant started out as an idea
“Finally listed my creations at Etsy and have sold my first piece!” ~Kim-MKim Misenheimer (aka Kimisen) has a dream. In her words, it’s “always been to help support my
“I must admit that it’s kind of scary to send photos… my work is still new and evolving!” ~Marsha-NI am so proud of you, Marsha for being brave
“Cindy I would love to see more photographs of your work.” ~TereasaOne more picture coming right up! Today it is of a faux leather keychain, complete with a
“Count me in on the “YES, PLEASE” column for anything to do with working with wire with the beads.” ~Arlene-HToday’s photo shows a pendant I made using a large Jupiter
Creative Ideas For Dangling Your Beads:A fun idea for adding custom jewelry findings to your apple beads or Anjou pear fruit beads, is to bend some copper wire headpins
Coming Up in Volume-015 at the Polymer Clay Library:In an effort to continually make this site better and better for all of you, I am launching another regular feature