We are featuring a 10 pack of 8mm Large Hole Wooden Teddybear Animal Arts and Craft Novelty Beads. Great for Macrame, Jewelry Bracelet and Pendant Necklace Projects, Shadowbox and Miniature Scale Arts, Home and Business Decor Projects, Seasonal, Special Occasion and Holiday Art Themes, Party, School and Wedding Decorations. Fantastic for Mixed Media Art Pieces, Dollhouse Decorations and Fashion Accessories. Perfect for Beading, Corded Knot Wall Hanging Art Masterpieces, Ceramic Fired and Glazed Pottery and Woodcraft Woodworking Finishing Trim Pieces. Each is about 1 1/2″ tall and 3/4″ wide, sold in a set of 10 Teddy Bear Fun Artistry Craft pieces.
High strength silver-bearing solder melts and flows at 430 F (221 C). Provides strength without distortion caused by high temperature brazing. Kit contains 1/2 oz. (14 g) of solder and 1/2 oz. (15 ml) of flux.
Wire jewelry reimaginedIn search of new ways to explore the potential of crochet and knitting, renowned designer Annie Modesitt picked up some unusual tools: wire, beads, and ribbon. The results were unlike anything she’d created before: sparkling, multifaceted creations with intricate texture and movement. Annie was hooked—and you will be too. This collection of bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and pins opens a whole new avenue for crafters looking for the fun, the unusual, and the beautiful.Whether you love creating uniquely beautiful pieces of jewelry or you’re seeking a new knitting or crocheting challenge, Twist and Loop offers step-by-step guidance for exquisite results. Annie guides you through the basics of knitti (more…)
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650/1200 Low Fire Clay 10g package.
Fire as low as 1200ºF! Great for use with glass and sterling silver. Resealable mylar packaging. Can also be fired with a butane torch or gas stovetop. During firing this clay shrinks between 8-9%.
Gas stovetop and torch firing methods are acceptable.
From Booklist
From even a novice’s perspective, information on the fashioning of metallic baubles and bangles is crammed into 176 very colorful pages. Certainly, every photograph, illustration, and how-to sequence is valuable–and chock-full of the kind of instructions and tips that make the difference between amateurish pin and designer brooch. Experienced author (Making Metal Jewelry, 2003, Creative Metal Crafts, 2004, among others) and artist Gollberg provides a broad foundation: first, warm-up data on metals, their properties, tools, and equipment; then, a series of chapters on progressively more difficult techniques from filing, carving, and tube riveting to flush stone setting and kum boo (the Korean art of bonding gold f (more…)