Big wire and bead chokers: beginner-to-intermediate bead jewelry project

Article Abstract:

Making a bead and wire necklace requires an eleven step process from materials to finished product. enclosing individual beads in wire loops and linking them as chains will result in a linked wire and bead product. It is important to make sure that no part catches any skin when worn.

Necklaces

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Double stone bayonet clasp: intermediate metal and stone project

Article Abstract:

A nine-step process of making a double stone bayonet clasp is presented. Tools and materials needed for this project include cabochons, 14K yellow gold, 0.5mm round wire, 0.5mm thick sheet, easy and hard solder, jeweler's pliers, square file, and cone burrs.

Clasps

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