Lampworked ladybugs, caterpillars, and bumblebees

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Tools, and steps, used in making bug- and bee-shaped glass beads are discussed. Bugs have proven to be an especially popular shape for beads.

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Twish & Celtic knot beads: beginner-to-intermediate polymer clay project

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Instructions for making twist and Celtic knot beads using polymer clay are presented.

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Tension-set sterling and copper bead

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A project of making a hollow silver and copper bead without soldering is discussed. In doing this, one needs to learn how to create a tension-set bead where the tension of the rivet holds the bead together eliminating the need for soldering the components together.

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