Head pins & how to use them: possibilities & pitfalls a beginner should know

Article Abstract:

A six-step approach to selecting and using the head pin most suited to a particular bead or piece of jewelry is presented. Tools and materials needed for making a bead necklace with round-tipped head pins include round-nose and flat-nose pliers, flush cutters, silver- or gold-filled wire, and African trade beads.

Usage, Sewing supplies, Pins and needles

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Cutting stone beads

Article Abstract:

A beautiful beaded necklace can be made out of stone beads. The beads should be polished using three hand techniques, depending on the hardness of the material. Step by step instructions on how to polish stone beads are presented.

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Beaded cord & tassel

Article Abstract:

Step-by-step instructions are presented for making a necklace of multiple strands of seed beads and enhancing it with a tassel of bead strands. The project is suitable for beginners.

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