Tammy's Jewelry Making Blog November 2004 Archive

If you are new to metal work, this is a great project for learning some basic fabrication skills. If not, then you could whip out this easy fabricated star ornament ... Read More

Four new scans have been added: a cute little lizard lampwork bead, some fabulous fused glass, and some stunning bead and wire pieces too.

Use this quick and easy to fill out on line form to send in your jewelry making tips. I post a new tip every week in my Sunday newsletter.

This latest tip is perfectly timed for the holiday season.

Tips and techniques for making your beaded jewelry finishing easy and professional looking.

What a fabulous idea: covers for your crimp beads! It's about time too! Learn how to use these cool covers to disguise your crimp beads and add a special touch ... Read More

Knitting needles for jewelry making? Yes! Find out how useful they can be in this week's tip.

A new page is up in the gallery now with six new pieces on display.

You need the right tool for the right job. Now, you can have your crimping pliers in any size for any size job: small, medium, or large, thanks to the ... Read More

I've got the gallery packed full of beautiful jewelry this week: lampwork, wire, beads, you name it.

Keep those beads on your needle much more easily using this week's tip.

This class on CD offers some interesting techniques on creating illusion style necklaces and multiple strand pieces.

I've added five NEW fabulous pieces to the gallery: some seed beading that will amaze you, some wonderful wire wedding jewelry, eye-popping pearls, and yummy wire wrapping.

This is probably something you haven't thought much about before, but it's pretty important....how much do your earrings weigh?

We have FOUR wonderful prizes for our November 04 contest. A big THANK YOU to our generous sponsors: B'sueBoutiques, Charm Factory, Ellie Rose LINK-ABLE Designs, and "Ruby" Fischer. Find out ... Read More

Find out who won the great prizes provided by B'Sue's Boutique and Charm Factory.