When I started making jewellery I found it very difficult just getting started as simple instructions were hard to find. With this in mind I have devised the following instructions for getting started with...
How To Use Calottes (Clamshells/Necklace Ends) In Your Jewellery Making Necklace Ends, also known as calottes or clamshells, are a great way to finish the ends of your jewellery creations. They give a much...
How to use Folding Crimps Folding crimps are used for finishing the ends of a variety of materials, from flat cords, (such as ribbon and suede) to round cords (such as leather and cotton etc.). As their name...
I have often been asked what certain findings are used for and so I thought I would add something to the guide list which might assist those new to jewellery making. This isn't a comprehensive list but a...
Creating Beaded Necklaces with Beadalon Wire Overview Necklaces (and Bracelets) can be strung on many different cords or wires. However, over time, we have focused on making our own Jewellery using Beadalon...
by Hong(Lisa) of 8Season Pandora jewelry It is a unique jewelry system. This unique and fashion style comes from a Greek mythology and comes into fashion in Denmark in 1996. It can be said that a Denmark...
Memory wire is great fun to use and simple enough for kids and adults alike to use. It comes in ring, bracelet and necklace sizes and can create pretty and fun pieces of jewellery very quickly! The main...
I am often asked 'how do you make a necklace with thonging?' I remember when I started to make jewellery that things can appear tricky even when they're not so I thought I would create a pictoral guide for...
How to make a stylish necklace for any occasion How many times have you found yourself rifling through your jewellery-box looking for just the right necklace that you know perfectly well you don't have? It...
Anyone who regularly works with gemstone chip bead will already be aware of the vast variations in size shape and colour. I can only give you are rough guide, but I hope it will help! This guide applies to...