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JEWELRY sa BOLO TIE sa BRACELET sa CHAIN CRAFT sa CUFF LINK sa DOLL JEWELRY sa EARRING sa GEMSTONE CUTTING & POLISHING sa JEWELRY -- BEADED sa JEWELRY -- CERAMIC sa JEWELRY -- GEMSTONE sa JEWELRY -- METAL & WIRE sa JEWELRY -- PAPER sa JEWELRY -- PLASTIC & FOAM sa JEWELRY -- TEXTILE sa JEWELRY -- WOODEN sa JEWELRY BOX sa JEWELRY BUSINESS sa JEWELRY CLEANING sa JEWELRY DESIGN sa JEWELRY FINDING sa JEWELRY MAKING TOOL sa JEWELRY METALWORKING sa JEWELRY SOLDERING sa NECKLACE sa PEARL CRAFT sa PENDANT sa PIN (JEWELRY) sa RING (JEWELRY) sa SHELL CRAFT How to make attractive jewelry from foil. How to make jewelry from safety pins and beads. Kits can be ordered for bracelets, necklaces and belts. How to make stained-glass-effect mobiles and simulated tortoise shell jewelry using plastic baking crystals. How to make fused glass jewelry. How to make sculptures and jewelry from horseshoe nails. How to make jewelry from horseshoe nails. Install blinking light-emitting diodes and a power supply in jewelry, toys, crafts, etc., to create a novelty. 1978 directory reference manual has many specifications for gems and minerals of interest to jewelry makers. The 1980 Directory Reference Almanac. Conversion tables, charts and definitions most often referred to by jewelry makers, gem cutters and rockhounds. How to make a charm holder. 1981 directory, Reference Almanac. Conversion tables, charts, and definitions most often referred to by jewelry makers, gem cutters, and rockhounds. Reference almanac. Conversion tables, charts and definitions most often referred to by jewelry makers, gem cutters and rockhounds. The art and science of automatic jewelry finishing. Part 1. Beginning a new series on polishing mountings and findings in a tumbler. The art and science of automatic jewelry finishing. Part 2. Types of machinery. The art and science of automatic jewelry finishing. Part 3. Water-compound mixtures for particular machine models. The art and science of automatic jewelry finishing. Part 4. The media used in jewelry tumbling. The art and science of automatic jewelry finishing. Part 5. Compounds and surface finishes. The art and science of automatic jewelry finishing. Part 6. Conclusion. Chart shows the capacity of various automatic finishing machine models. Tip: Make a ring polisher from a hand-held kitchen mixer. It's nice to know. Beginning a new series of interesting facts about minerals, gems, rock and jewelry making. Part 1. The steps required to make a V-lock mounting for solderless jewelry. A look at the latest adhesives available for use in lapidary and jewelry making. Gemstone and jewelry appraisal guide for the use of gemologists who have completed basic education courses. A step-by-step guide to how to do actual appraisals. V-lock mounting method for solderless jewelry. It is particularly adaptable to modern design and also to the filigree style. Decorate me gorgeous. How to select jewelry by color and design that will complement a person's costume. How to select a gem and jewelry appraiser. Tip: How to determine if an old brooch is made of amber, resin, or plastic. Appraising a piece of contemporary jewelry. What needs to be considered. Tip on making your own bell caps from flexible gold or silver wire. Glossary pertaining to minerals, fossils, gems, lapidary work, and jewelry making. Creating jewelry for children. Looks at quality, design, material, etc. Making jewelry in comfort. Tips for beginners on correct body positions to avoid stiff muscles, tired eyes, etc. Jewelers guide to gemstone handling. A reference guide for working with stone-set jewelry for repair, remounting or appraising. So you want to make jewelry. A minimal starting list of supplies, tools, equipment and skills beginners need for each phase of bead-making, bead-stringing, jewelry-making and gem-cutting. Also covers working with Precious Metal Clay, making simple glass beads, making a wax model, wax casting, metal fabricating, mold making and stone setting. Treasure hunting. Tips for beginners on finding antique components for jewelry. Monogrammed jewelry for a man. Initials are cross-stitched and added to purchased cufflinks, tie tacks, and stickpin. Jewelry made from wood molding, bold buttons, colorful clay and electronic parts. Piggy bank boutique. How to turn dimestore items into a witty collection of accessories, jewelry, etc. Make your own jewelry (bracelet, earrings, necklace, headband, etc.) from paste-on and sew-on imitation gem stones, pearls, and gold. Whimsical jewelry you make from ordinary things (bottle caps, wine corks, buttons, pasta, tin cans, toothpicks, etc.). Make your own jewelry from imitation pearls, nylon thread, and seashells. Soup bone jewelry. How to prepare the bone and decorate it with wire and rivets. | |||||||||
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