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Timeless Vintage Jewelries

Vintage jewelries are timeless and they never go out of style. The materials used for vintage jewelries come from different eras and can be passed down from generations to generations, recycled and repurposed to suit the wearer’s taste. I’m not sure though if vintage jewelries sell more expensive than today’s handmade jewelries, but I know you can buy vintage pieces at flea markets at a low, low price.

Kathleen loves creating vintage charmed bracelets. Her blog Charm Bracelet Diva mirrors the story of her life and like what she said, her journey in jewelry-making. She has created timeless pieces of vintage charm bracelets and surely the term “Diva” is perfect for her.

Let’s take a peek at some of her collections for 2011.

Three Rivers Feile

St. Stephen's Green

Claire

Kathleen is also sharing her Vintage Pearl and Rhinestone Earring Recycle Tutorial.

Get tips and learn from her free tutorial.

Anna Moyer also has some vintage piece of her own and she’s sharing her free tutorial for herFree People Inspired DIY Vintage Flower Necklace.

If you want to have that rustic and vintage look on your jewelries, you can get great tips on how to oxidize your sterling jewelry. Follow through L. Rose Design’s Tutorial: How to oxidize sterling silver jewelry without the use of chemicals.

Her tips is really fun and helpful!!!

In the meantime, watch this video tutorial from xLausa and learn how to make Vintage Neckace using Fimo Clay and scrapbook paper.

Tutorial Beaded Ballisimo

The latest tutorial from Ellad2. Learn how to make beaded bead and make a Ballisimo from any size of wooden bead.

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Download lots of free jewelry making tutorials at DiyLessons! Are you a jewelry (jewellery) making teacher/ tutor? You can also list your tutorials here too.Don't miss a post! Subscribe to Handmade Jewelry Club by Email FREE

A variety of tutorials for kids and adults alike!

Hi everyone! I’ve been a little busy trying to think of good ideas to share, and hopefully, be able to finish my beading project in between. (with crossed fingers....) I’m working on an earring using RAW techniques and while I’m doing that, here’s a variety of tutorials to keep you busy, too. “,)

Prudent Baby's

DIY Ribbon Necklace

Follow the free tutorial and create a cute necklace for your kids!

Ahoy Ahoy!

from Knit1 Slip1

For those who love the sea, this nautical inspired necklace could be the one for you!

Just a few knots and follow this free tutorial.

If you're fond of knots you can also follow this free video tutorial for a Paracord River Bar Braceletfrom TIAT at DiyLessons

Indeed creative from the Creative Mind blog,

a Glass Bangle with a Difference.

You can make one too with very little effort so follow this free tutorial and learn how.

You want something serious? Here's one from Glass & Splinters Lampwork Beads and Jewellry,

Sterling Silver Earring Tutorial

If you also like art, painting and stamping then you can follow Ania's little corner and try one of herHomemade Bangles

Keep yourself busy, create, learn and have fun!!!!

How to make flower pendant using tear drop gemstones

I have recently put up a video clip that shows how to make a flower pendant out of tear drop gemstones. Pretty easy to do. Just get some beads and try it out yourself! Hope you like it yeah!

Making Bake-able Beads from Craft Clays

You can make bake-able beads from many different types of craft clay. For easy at home jewelry making you will want to get oven-bake hardening clay.

Earings from: byzarah.com

This makes for a fun project anyone can enjoy. Pick some clay of colors you want to use and pull off a small bit of each or just one color.

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Try rolling the clay into balls and shapes to make the clay softer and workable. This step will also help you get some ideas on bead shapes. Once you have made the clay workable you can take just one, or many, colors and begin to mix them into patterns.

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Laying clays on top of one another or twisting strings of colors together are some favorite methods of color combining. After you have made the blotched color combination you desire, roll out the clay wad into a string the width you want the beads to become.

Photo From: http://polymerclaybeads.wood10.queenbridges.com/howtomakepolymerclaybeads/

Cut off pieces and roll them into shapes or leave them and poke holes through them. Once the clay has spent the appropriate amount of time in the oven, you can cool, sting, and wear your great creations.

A Great Tutorial on Bead Making:

The article is contributed by our guest writer - Jennifer. I hope you had enjoyed her sharing!