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Quick Recycled Accessory: Tie Choker from Subversive Seamster

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 30th, 2008

I made this cute choker in about 20 minutes.

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All Bangled Up!

Caitlin Channing, contributor | May 29th, 2008

I just love the new projects in CraftStylish Quick Stuff to Make. I am loving the fiber wrapped bangles because you can do so many things with it and you get satisfaction out of finishing a...

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Beaded-Redhat Gallery

redhatlady, member | May 29th, 2008

Some samples of my work. I like working with naturals, seed beads, crystals, etc.

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Go green! Buttons Necklace

tulipgen, member | May 29th, 20084 comments

This is a buttons necklace I made. I have it up for sale at my etsy (http://tulipgen.etsy.com)

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Wrapped Bangles are Quick and Look Great.

Deana Tierney, editor | May 28th, 20081 comment

I had been dreaming of these wrapped bangles for about a year before I actually sat down and made them. I loved the results and they came together pretty quickly. It's great that, simply by choosing...

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Bangle Fever

Jessica Aframe, contributor | May 28th, 2008

I'm obsessed with this easy to make project featured in CraftStylish Quick Stuff to Make!

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Beads, Beads, Beads

Jessica Aframe, contributor | May 28th, 20083 comments

I love beads!

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Check Out My Precious Metal Clay (PMC) Charms

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 28th, 20081 comment

These charms began their life as a quarter-sized blob of gray clay. I shaped them and imprinted them with various molds. Next, they sat for 30 minutes before being fired with a hand-held torch for 3...

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Organize Your Beads and Charms

Susan Beal, contributor | May 28th, 20082 comments

Once you've been collecting jewelry-making treasures for a while, storing and organizing them can become an overwhelming endeavor! I have a pretty huge collection at this point, so I've done my share of endlessly arranging and rearranging ... but here are a few things have worked well for me.

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Beaders Adore Toho Shoji

Susan Beal, contributor | May 24th, 20081 comment

Toho Shoji is one of my favorite bead stores, and every time I’m in New York, I go there to browse everything and pick up new bits and pieces to work with. If you should ever find yourself in the Big Apple, be sure to stop in. Give yourself plenty of time because there is a lot to see.

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You Won't Believe How Bead Simple It Is

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 23rd, 2008

Learn how to make simple, elegant jewelry for everyday or special occasions in Susan Beal's gorgeous and informative BeadSimple.

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Untangle that Mess and Organize Your Handmade Jewelry

Susan Beal, contributor | May 21st, 20084 comments

If you're a jewelry maker, sooner or later, you're likely to end up with a dilemma: how to keep your work organized, i.e., untangled and nicely arranged, and how to store all of your finished pieces. Once I realized that I had a problem on my hands, I came up with some solutions that have worked out well.

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Beadage.net is a Fantastic Resource for Jewelry Making

Susan Beal, contributor | May 17th, 2008

Yes, my great passion is beading, and every time I visit Emma McCreary’s incredible Beadage.net, my passion is fueled, inspired, and ready to take on new things. The site also has a very fun blog.

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Meet the Makers at Maker Faire

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 15th, 2008

CraftStylish had a grand time among our crafty brethren under the sunny skies of San Mateo, California.

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Take a Peek at Portland's Vibrant Crafty Scene

AmberE, member | May 14th, 20083 comments

Portland is one charmer of a hip city, and its crafty venues are downright cool. Come along for a native-led tour.

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DIY Bride Interview and Giveaway!

Susan Beal, contributor | May 14th, 20085 comments

I recently had a chance to catch up with DIY Bride author Khris Cochran to ask about the inspiration for her book and her current crafty idea favorites.

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Etsy Selling: How to Raise Your Profile Profitably

Susan Beal, contributor | May 7th, 200810 comments

Selling your jewelry on Etsy is easy. What requires a bit of skill is learning how to draw attention to your shop on a site that has more than 400,000 listings. Here are some great tips on how to get your work the attention it deserves.

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Vintage Bead Book Spotlight: The Family Creative Workshop Series

Susan Beal, contributor | May 6th, 2008

I love all things vintage, and some of my favorite sources for vintage jewelry-making inspiration come from the craft books and magazines of the past. You can find these treasures online and in thrift stores. Here are some great places to hunt for true vintage crafting magic.

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California Designer Creates a Paradise of Jewelry

Susan Beal, contributor | April 30th, 2008

Meet the inspired jewelry-making world of Laura Stokes. From her own line of unique jewelry creations to her amazing hand-crafted supplies available via her Web site, this California-based designer does it all. Here is a jewelry resource that you won’t want to miss.

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Shopping for Jewelry Supplies on Etsy

Susan Beal, contributor | April 23rd, 20082 comments

If you’ve never been to Etsy, I highly recommend that you go to their site. It is an incredible resource for all things crafty: great supplies, handmade items, and of course brilliant inspiration. The site is super-easy to navigate and is one of my favorite places to go looking for awesome jewelry-making finds. Here are some tips to help you find what you’re looking for.

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