Folded Raku bead necklace

Article Abstract:

Porcelain clay is the preferred material for making folded beads because of its white color and consistent, fine-grained texture. Compared to conventional raku clay, porcelain clay has the added advantage of producing smoother extrusions or hand-rolled coils.

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Textured Raku beads

Article Abstract:

A two-sided necklace is made from a single set of beads using the texturing and stringing technique. A step-by-step method is presented and the list of materials and tools required to make the necklace is given.

Decoration and finishing, Beads, Beads (Decorations), Instructions

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Raku 'tea bowl' necklace; intermediate beadmaking project

Article Abstract:

The tools, and steps, needed in making a traditional raku 'tea bowl' necklace are detailed. The necklace has its inspirational roots in Japan.

United States, Design and construction, Necklaces

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