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Curl Bail Pendant I DIY Tutorial
$9.95This is the first of a set of simple pendants that involve no soldering.
This particular setting is a curled-over bail that lets you exchange the
pendant piece.
You can mount a variety of beads on these heavy gauge head pins to
use with the same bail.
The tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 5 pages, 13 photos, a life size template of all the components and plenty of tips! For beginner skill students. -
Chain II: Earth Tone Orphans DIY Tutorial
$9.95I had a collection of earth-tone “one-of-a-kind” beads, better known
as the ”orphans”.
Each of the beads has some interesting detail that I loved and could
not bear to part with.
I always had the idea of using all of the beads together in a long chain
necklace.
As the beads were big, the chain links had to be big too.
The organic shapes of the forged and stamped thicker gauge oval links, in
sterling silver, went well with the large beads.
The twisted copper wire jump rings added color and textural interest
to the metal components of the chain.
The tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 6 pages, 18 photos, a life size template of all the components and plenty of tips! For beginner skill students. -
Chain I: Blue DIY Tutorial
$14.95Turquoise and blue is one of my favorite color combos.
Since I have lots of beads in this color palette, they were perfect for a
long chain. I got to use 37 of my beads.
A large amount of silver went into the making of the links. Feel free to
use copper instead of silver for the larger ovals and bead links.
This necklace is 104 cm long (43”) and can easily be worn double with
the use of an “S” clasp.
The mix of different shaped beads draws the eye to go all the way
around the necklace.
The tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 9 pages, 25 photos, a life size template of all the components and plenty of tips! For beginner skill students. -
Asian box pendant DIY PDF tutorial
$14.95Most of the time cylindrical beads incorporated into a pendant, are set to hang vertically from a bail.
I thought it would be fun to do a horizontal setting for a change.
The bead is set at the bottom of the pendant and is free to move so you can enjoy every side.
The texture on the pendant is the result of a handmade steel stamp, using the design in closely placed rows.
This project includes a bonus mini-tutorial on how to make your own hand-cut stamps.
The pendant can be worn on a plain neck cable, a silk ribbon, or a chain.
But it looks especially well threaded onto a beaded Kumihimo cord made with matching glass beads.
The tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 11 pages, 23 photos, a life size template of all the components, plenty of tips and a Bonus Mini-Tutorial !
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Anticlastic Sterling Silver Ring DIY Tutorial
$14.95An anticlastic shape is one that curves around two axes, the best example of this shape is the surface of a saddle. Anticlastic shapes are structurally rigid but light weighed pieces, making them ideal for jewelry making.
This project will introduce you to anticlastic raising, which tools you need and how to use them to shape a beautiful one-of-a-kind ring.
The wide adjustable band of the ring shank is perfect for stamping or hammering lots of texture!
You can make the ring in Silver or copper, copper looks special good with green stones.
The use of a calibrated stone and pre-made commercial bezel cup makes this a good beginner’s soldering project.
This was a best selling metalworking class at the Bead & Button show.
The small anticlastic stake and mallet combo, the soldering locking head & shank tweezers, calibrated cabochons & bezel cups used in this tutorial are available for purchase in the tools & materials area of the website.
This tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file. it is 8 pages long and has 19 photos. -
Anticlastic and Lampwork Cuff DIY PDF Tutorial
$9.95Anticlastic Raising is a way of shaping metal, curving it into different
directions like the shape of a horse’s saddle.
The shapes obtained with this method are very organic and beautiful.
They are also very strong; this means that thinner gauge metal can be
used to make lighter pieces.
Our cuff will be shaped into an asymmetric anticlastic spiral.
With one large lampwork wavy disk on the wide side, and a small disk
in a contrasting color on the narrow side.
The tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 8 pages, 16 photos, a life size template of all the components and plenty of tips! For intermediate skill students. -
Amethyst Donut Fused Sterling Silver Ring DIY PDF Tutorial
$9.95Gemstone donuts are beautiful and always catch you eye at bead
shows. But, when you get home, you don’t know what to do with
them, so they get stashed in a box or drawer for “later”.
This project incorporates one of these smaller donuts into a simple,
but dramatic piece of jewelry.
Fused silver has a very attractive organic, one-of-a-kind look, making
it the perfect element for a unique piece of jewelry.
If you have not tried fusion before, this is a small project perfect to try
your hand at without risking a lot of material.The tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 8 pages, 18 photos, a life size template of all the components and plenty of tips!
For intermediate skill students. -
Adjustable Gemstone Donut Ring DIY PDF Digital Tutorial
$9.95Rings are perfect to display small gemstone donuts.
This project is a simple take on an adjustable wrap-around
shank.
It can be made in copper, brass or silver, with any colored stone
donut.
The small domed cup on the center can be changed to a square,
triangle or oval.
The texture on the cup and shank can be stamped, rolled milled
or hammered.
This means that your ring will always be a unique piece of art
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4 Bails For Large Gemstone Donuts DIY PDF Digital Tutorial
$14.95Here are four striking bails using the same design principle to accommodate
your large gemstone donuts.
The design is simple with only one soldered joint, making it a good
project for beginner solders.
The bails can be used for rectangular, square or round donuts.
Three of the bails are soldered pieces and one a no-solder project.
The bails can be made in sterling silver, copper, brass or bronze.
You can customize the design further, by using your own stamps or
texture hammers on the metal.
The tubes at the back of the bails are big enough to accommodate
most chains, large gauge neck wires, multi-strand cable necklaces
or smaller bead necklaces.
They can also be used in conjunction with silk cords, ribbons,
beaded Kumihimo cords or larger bead strands.
Go look for those forgotten large gemstone donuts in your bead
boxes and make some awesome pendants today! -
10-gauge (2.6mm diameter) handmade sterling Silver neck wire
$60.00This heavy gauge sterling silver neck wire, is perfect for displaying medium to large pendants.
Shaped completely by hand with rounded ends, it is very comfortable to wear.
Size: S-M
The length of the torque is 39.5 cm (15 ½”) with an opening of 6 cm (2 ½”) -
“Clam” Ring DIY Tutorial
$9.95Another simple ring that will let us explore the use of another cold connection: the screw & nut.
For the texture on this ring I used a hammer with a hand carved face.
Making your own tools is another way to individualize your jewelry, and make truly one-of-a-kind pieces.
To carve the face of the hammer you only need a metal cutting wheel on your rotary tool and a bench vise.
This tutorial is an instant downloading PDF file, it has 6 pages, 15 photos, a template and plenty of tips. The tutorial is for beginners and intermediate students. -
Metalwork For Your Lampwork III
$29.95Have commercial findings lost their appeal? Do you want handmade and one-of-a-kind elements for your earrings ? Learn how to make your own.
For the lampworkers and beaders who want to expand their skills in metalworking to incorporate their beads into more substantial pieces of jewelry.
This book will try to fill the gap between working with wire and using metal sheet.Softcover book.
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