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How To Adapt Bead Designs For the Beads In Your Stash

May 12, 2020 by Sandy

In this video I show how to make adjustments to a beading design so you can confidently stitch up patterns using the beads already in your stash.

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How To Easily Solve Bead Stringing Tension Mistakes

May 8, 2020 by Sandy

It can be tricky to string your beaded jewelry so it’s neither too tight nor too loose. In today’s video I’ll demonstrate why this is so, and give tips for overcoming the problem.

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Confused About 2-Part and UV Resin? Learn the Difference!

April 24, 2020 by Sandy

Confused about resin types? Learn the difference between the kind of resin that cures in UV light and the kind with two parts that you mix together.

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Can’t Get Out To Buy Jewelry Findings? Make DIY Head Pins With Wire-Friday Findings

April 10, 2020 by Sandy

Knowing how to transform a bit of wire into decorative head pins lets you take your jewelry making to a whole new level of uniqueness.

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How To Get MORE Out Of Your Polymer Clay Molds – Friday Findings

March 27, 2020 by Sandy

with a bit of care you can recreate any polymer clay mold, even ones that aren’t supposed to go in the oven, then use them to bake your polymer clay.

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Strung Beads That Look Like Bead Weaving! Garden Path Bracelet Jewelry Tutorial

March 17, 2020 by Sandy

Want to get the look of bead weaving, but without the needle & thread? Today’s bracelet uses 2-hole beads and stringing for a complex design with the appearance of bead weaving.

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Six Things You Should Never Do With A Thread Burner – Friday Findings

March 13, 2020 by Sandy

A thread burner is a simple device, and easy to use, but there are a few things to be mindful of. Watch to learn six things you should never do with a thread burner.

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