Jewelry Weblogs

You'll find site update information and other happenings around the jewelry making Internet world posted frequently on the blog or homepage of About.com's Jewelry Making site.

Keep up with the latest and greatest at A Little Something, a blog documenting a small group of women refugees as they learn to make jewelry.

This blog is run by a number of beady bloggers who write about beads with special emphasis on hand-crafted beads many of them make themselves using a variety of media.

The folks at Rings & Things are tuned into blogging as well as social networking.

Author and beader Margot Potter writes a wonderful blog about life as a jewelry maker.

Lori Anderson shows off all the pretty things she makes, including some very pretty beaded jewelry.

Along with jewelry making news, this blog covers lots of other crafts including scrapbooking, stamping, crochet, and lots more.

In KJ's blog, she covers her jewelry making efforts such as embroidery and beading. She also likes to post book reviews.

Known for his one-of-a-kind beaded necklaces, Kenneth Fron has joined the blogosphere with is information on jewelry, fashion, and the celebs that wear them.

As the blog title suggests, you'll get the scoop on a bead a day here.

Beading Art is run by Cyndi Lavin, a well-known jewelry designer, mixed media artist, and blogger. She covers all kinds of beading techniques.

Jean Campbell is an accomplished jewelry designer, writer, and teacher. You can find out her teach schedule and new offers posted on her weblog.

Artbeads has a blog focusing on all the things beaders love, like beads!

Barbe Saint John of Forgotten Artifacts Jewelry shows off her new designs on her jewelry blog.

A branch of the well-known magazine Bead and Button, thre is now the Bead and Button blog.

Craftside blogs about all kinds of crafts, including jewelry making.

Jennifer Heynen talks about arts, crafts, and her cool ceramic beads.

Marcy Lamberson is a very talented lampwork artist that blogs about her work as well as provides tips and tricks for lampworkers and jewelry designers.

Carmi Cimicata is a mixed-media artist who make all kinds of great art work, in particular resin and other types of jewelry.

Craftzine blogs about lots of different crafts including jewelry making.

Beading Buds is located in Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada and is made up of bead lovers who plan and provide beading party services. On their blog, they also offer advice for novice jewelry makers.

Run by Earthenwood Studios, find out the latest on ceramic beads.

A really unique blog, this blogger talks about women, jewelry, and psycho-spiritualism.

Blogger and jewelry designer Leslie Todd shares her experiences through her weblog.

The Serendipitous Designer, aka Sara from the Soft-Flex company, shares her thoughts on jewelry designing and much more.

Anne Mitchell is an awesome metal worker, blogger, and teacher.

Peggy offers insights about her jewelry business, including how she has gotten some great press, in her jewelry making weblog.

You may have seen Jennifer Perkins on the DIY Network. She's a bead fanatic and general craft-o-holic.

Crafter and author Jean Yates blogs about crafting and life in general.

The Beadweaver blogs about what else but bead weaving.

Libzoid talks about polymer clay, knitting, beading, and life.

This primarily focuses on jewelry made from seed beads.

This may be a humble blog but there's nothing humble about the jewelry from this artist who writes about art beads, jewelry making, and crafting a business.

Nichole Jeske of Paw & Claw Designs has a weblog she uses to display new designs.

Cluny Grey's blog is about jewelry and fashion trends, her newest creations, plus gemstone and jewelry history and lore.

The subtitle to this jewelry and beading related blog is "for outstanding women who don't mind standing out," and you have to admit the fabulous work created by this artist definitely stands out. Cyndi has truly found her own creative slant on making jewelry

Stephanie Jean talks about her jewelry making and business on the Crystal Allure Blog.

She's written a slew of books and now is on TV. Everyone jewelry maker knows about Katie Hacker and now she's sharing the inside scoop on her career and life in her own blog.

Andrea Scher, a painter and jewelry maker who runs a business/website called Superhero Designs, which includes a personal blog journal.

Andrew Boatman is a glass blower and uses his blog to post information about his company as well as some personal musings.

Charlene Sevier blogs about her journey as a jewelry designer.