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Jewelry Making Ideas
Types of Beads for Jewelry Making
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Materials Needed for Jewelry Making
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Pliers for Jewelry Making
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Scissors for Jewelry Making
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Alan W. Rabon is Master Artisan @ GREAT EGGSpectations Studio. In addition to jewelry making, Rabon also paints and designs eggshells. To see more of Rabon's work go to...read more
"Hello, I'm Alan with Expert Village. Clossen made beads are my favorite. They're actually metal beads that have enamel baked onto them. So it's actually a glass coating of colorful glass coating. And when you use these you can use any number of colors for your beads. These are my favorite and I'll be using these today for our project for our earring project and I hope that you'll look for them. They're little more expensive then most beads, but if you're selling them you can get a higher price for the earrings. But if you’re making them for, someone they just look that much more elegant and that much more special because you spent a little extra money on those beads. "
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