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    • … of these days I will become more adventurous with what I am creating. It will be amazing! I tried last night to solder some watch parts together for steampunk jewelry. You may remember I was planning on making some a while back. After I got my soldering iron, I couldn’t remove the piece that was already …

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    • … ornaments and decorations with you: This was my friend Dita’s idea and I love it! What’s really making me laugh is the inch of dust on top of my hutch! Once I saw this picture I got up this with the duster LOL. Keepin’ it real over here! We made some really cute little shadow box ornaments this year …

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    • … myself on techniques and eagerly wish to learn more about jewelry making. I never went to any sort of design school nor have I spent a second in anything that could be considered a “studio”. I didn’t have teachers, professors and colleagues telling me the value of my creations, and I don’t have …

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    • … up making his million dollars. He has since gone on to other money making projects. 4. WhateverLife - This teenage girl who had a flair for the creative set up a site to offer layouts for MySpace and free tutorials. The idea took off and she now gets around 7 million visitors to her website every …

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    • Vid #89: A Messy And Fun Technique For Creating Authentic Looking Turquoise Beads: Last week I wrote about how a food processor can come in real handy for making imitation turquoise beads. I also provided references to some video tutorials in the library about how to use a food processor …

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    • … on to other money making projects. 4. WhateverLife - This teenage girl who had a flair for the creative set up a site to offer layouts for MySpace and free tutorials. The idea took off and she now gets around 7 million visitors to her website every month. She’s managed to land some major advertising …

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    • … the actual Korean maedeup cording that I used. Although my book won’t be out until September, I am going to have a couple of tutorials on their site in January so you can learn a maedeup and start making your own jewelry. The company is The Satin Cord Store. The cording is far superior to Chinese …

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    • … that are particularly relevant to high school students, including a national show to enter, career choices, and outside resources. My posts: So, Ya Wanna Be a Jeweler? How the Young and Broke Can Still Learn Jewelry Making More How the Young and Broke Can Still Learn Jewelry A DIY Design Education Link …

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    • I just love handmade gifts. In fact, I should say I really prefer handmade gifts. It’s not that I don’t like and appreciate other gifts. It’s just that with the handmade gifts I know how much time and effort has gone into making them and they, therefore, become more precious to me. I love giving …

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    • … mesh - 30 inches antique copper nautical link chain - 2 antique copper jumprings, 7mm - 2 antique copper knot covers - Beads! We used 15 lucite beads from our mix ranging in size from 1/4″ to 3/4″ - chain nose pliers - scissors - dull pencil or chop stick via Ornamentea :: Jewelry-Making Tutorials …




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