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Links to my old jewelry making tutorials

by Cyndi Lavin

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I have a stockpile of tutorials on jewelry making on another blog. Although all of my new tutorials will be posted here on Bead Arts, you are still invited to browse through the old ones anytime!!

  • Making a mixed media necklace from piano ivories

  • Zippy Necklace

  • Bottle Cap Pins

  • Bead-embroidered Bracelet

  • Lampworking FAQ’s

  • An Assemblage-Style Necklace

  • Spiral Stitch

  • Beaded Pendants

  • Vintage Necklaces from Elastic Bracelets

  • A Toggle Necklace from Leftovers

  • A Treasure Necklace

  • Crocheted Fiber-Wrap Necklace

  • Optical Lens Pendants

  • Bead-Embroidered Heritage Neckpiece

  • A Freeform Neckpiece on a Sterling Silver Armature



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    Posted in Bead Embroidery, Bead Stringing, Bead Weaving, Creativity, Designing, Mixed Media, Technique Tuesday, Tutorials & Techniques, Wearable Art, Wire on February 6th, 2007

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    4 Responses to “Links to my old jewelry making tutorials”

    1. Leah Says:
      February 6th, 2007 at 12:16 pm

      Great tutorials! Looking forward to more entries!

    2. Cyndi Lavin Says:
      February 6th, 2007 at 12:31 pm

      Thank you Leah! I’m pleased to say that (at least for right now) I seem to be in a season of overflowing ideas. Who knows how long that’ll last… LOL!!

    3. Bead Arts » Blog Archive » Destiny bracelet comes home Says:
      June 19th, 2007 at 8:20 am

      [...] or print advertisements. Details on this year’s contest are on the FMG website. Here’s a link to a tutorial I wrote up last year on how to make one of these bead embroidered [...]

    4. Bead Arts » Blog Archive » December - an entire month of tutorials! Says:
      December 3rd, 2007 at 8:16 am

      [...] If you absolutely can’t wait until tomorrow to get started, here’s a link to my old jewelry making tutorials, or you can simply click on the category “Technique Tuesday” in the right hand [...]

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