How To Make A Beautiful Rosary Bracelet With Premium Furnace Glass Beads
By Sheri Hill
We all have a vice. Mine happens to be this habit of buying every pretty bead I see. My very favorite beads are the blown furnace cane glass beads…particularly from US artists Mingo & Asho and David Christensen. They are positively stunning! I have now found a way to use the chub […]
Need Help to Make Your Jewelry Sell?
By Eileen Bergen
You say you love to make beaded jewelry? Why not? Jewelry making is an ideal home business. It doesn’t take a lot of effort to make your pieces, your raw material costs are not unreasonable and markups are high.
But you already have umpteen necklaces and a gazillion earrings made up. You schlep […]
Making Beaded Jewelry Is Easy to Do
By Sam Serio
Making beaded jewelry is an inexpensive and fun hobby that nearly anyone can do. The materials needed are readily accessible and cost very little money. Aside from the requisite thread, needle and the beads, there are also some other materials that the hobbyist can use in making beaded […]
Jewelry Making Tips - Getting Started With Wire Jewelry Making
By Ralph Serpe
Making wire jewelry is a popular and rewarding hobby for many people. It can however be confusing to beginners who are just starting out. This article will introduce you to the various tools and materials you will need to get your jewelry making hobby started.
SETTING UP YOUR JEWELRY […]
Making Jewelry Is As Simple As 1-2-3
By Eric Hartwell
Who said that jewelry can only be made by professional jewelry makers? With gold, silver and precious gems, it should be done by professionals so as not to waste the material, but if you are going to use leather, ribbons, beads, charms, etc., you can do it yourself […]
Where Should I Sell My Jewelry?
By Lenna Green
As a home-based entrepreneur, you can’t afford to conduct surveys and market analysis the way major corporations do, but you should develop a solid idea of who and where your customers are and what they’re looking for. The problem is, too many artisans get it backward. They manufacture products […]
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