ORIENTATION TO BEADS & JEWELRY FINDINGS

Everything People Wished They Had Known Before They Started Beading and Making Jewelry

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PRICING AND SELLING YOUR JEWELRY

Learn An Easy-To-Use Pricing Formula and Some Marketing Tips Especially Relevant For Jewelry Designers

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THE JEWELRY DESIGNER'S APPROACH TO COLOR

Learn to adapt basic color concepts in art to the special requirements of jewelry

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BASICS OF BEAD STRINGING AND ATTACHING CLASPS

How to make the smartest design choices when stringing beads!

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Professional Jewelry Design or Jewelry Business Coaching With Warren Feld

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PEARL KNOTTING...WARREN'S WAY

An Easy-To-Do Pearl Knotting Technique Anyone Can Do!

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MINI LESSON: Attaching End Caps (with holes or loops)

Learn how to attach end caps to your beadwork and jewelry necklaces, bracelets and ropes. Instructions with images provided for both end caps with holes or with loops on the ends.

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MINI LESSON: How To Crimp

Crimping is the technique for securing a clasp assembly to a necklace, bracelet or other jewelry project strung on cable wire. Crimping involves correctly using a crimping pliers to secure the crimp on the wire and create a lock. Also used are horseshoe wire protectors and crimp covers. Instructions with images.

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MINI LESSON: Elastic String and Stretchy Bracelets

People tend to hate clasps, so they love elastic string. These instructions with images talk about choosing elastic string, choosing the diameter, and the steps you need to take to minimize memory loss, how to secure both ends, and minimizing breakage.

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MINI LESSON: Adjustable Slip Knots

Sometimes, when using thicker cords, you do not want to use a clasp, but instead want to make a necklace that can slip over the head, or a bracelet that can slip over the wider part of your hand, and then make the necklace or bracelet smaller to fit, or adjustable in size. Learn two slip-knot techniques. Instructions with images.

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MINI LESSON: Making Simple and Coiled Wire Loops

When you make dangles, say for earrings or necklaces and bracelets, you need to make a loop so that you can hang the dangle from something or string it on to something. There is a simple loop and a coiled loop. Learn how to use hard wire with round nose pliers, chain nose pliers, and a cutters to make both. Instructions with images.

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