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Introduction to Jewelry Making
Jewelry Making Tools
Jewelry Making Hardware
Jewelry Making Supplies
How to Make Wire Jewelry Necklaces
How to Make Cord Jewelry Necklaces
How to Make Chain Jewelry Necklaces
How to Make Jewelry Bracelets
How to Make Jewelry Watch Bands
How to Make Wire Jewelry Earrings
How to Make Chain Jewelry Earrings
How to Make Multiple Strand Jewelry Necklaces
How to Make Wire Wrapping Jewelry
How to Design Jewelry Sets
How to Sell Homemade Jewelry
Learn about jewelry supplies for making your own jewelry in this free video series on jewelry making.… More
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Summary: Learn about jewelry supplies for making your own jewelry in this free video series on jewelry making.
Debra Windsong has lived on the central coast of California since 1986. She is the owner of the successful Shining Star Gallery, where she creates and sells gemstone jewelry. Her...read more
"Hi, this is Debra Windsong with Expert Village. In this clip we're going to talk about the materials that I use, and what I like to do is use natural materials most of all--gem stones, seashells, maybe seeds, and stick with the metal such as sterling silver, gold filled, 14 carat gold metals in the beeds. What I do is I buy mostly ones that are pre-drilled, because I'm not doing drilling here, although you can buy a piece that is not drilled and wire wrap it. We'll talk about that later. There are so many kinds of things that you can buy. You can actually get spatial beads that are long tubed, swirly beads, straight beads and there's all kinds of things you can do-- donut shaped round beads, gold filled, sterling silver. I like to use the natural products because I also am aware that the gemstones in particular have, some people feel, their healing properties. That, to me, is what calls me to this work."
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