Beginner’S Guide To Making Jewelry

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BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MAKING JEWELRY By: Kayla Sorey

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This is the absolute basics of beading. Good materials you should have, and the most basic bracelet you can make.

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BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO MAKING JEWELRY

By: Kayla Sorey

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Tools Every Beader Should Have

Round Nose Pliers

Chain Nose Pliers

Crimper Tool

Nipper Tool

Flat Nose Pliers

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Stringing Materials

Beadalon 19 Strand Wire

Beadalon 49 Strand Wire

Beadalon Memory Wire

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Different Strands sizes determine the strength of the wire

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Pretty Beads!

Swarovski Crystal Beads

Chinese Crystal

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Pretty Beads cont...

Czech Glass Bali Beads

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....and more beads…

Freshwater Pearls Murano Glass

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Clasps

Lobster Claws Toggle Clasps

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Bead Findings

Crimp Beads Wire Guardians

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Bead Sizes

The sizes of beads are measured in millimeters by diameter.

There are 4 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm.

These are the most common sizes used, types of beads might vary in sizes.

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Basic Bracelet

Cut a piece of beading wire about 10 inches.

On one end attach the clasp of your choice.

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Basic Bracelet

Then string through the wire guardian and through the crimp bead.

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Basic Bracelet

Use your crimping tool to close the crimp bead.

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Basic Bracelet

String desired beads in any pattern you want, to you desired length.

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Basic Bracelet

After you are finished stringing the beads, string the wire guardian, toggle, and crimp bead.

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Basic Bracelet

Close the crimp bead with you crimper tool. Cut off any excess wire.

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Work Cited

www.auntiesbeads.com

www.artbeads.com

www.fusionbeads.com