Cold working: Revolution XT Tile Saw review I usually save all my cold working on my dichroic glass jewelry for one day of the week and do it for about 8-10 hours straight. Cold working is not my...
view details
Dichroic fused glass image pendant jewelry - a really cool blue dichroic color with an exotic bird image lined in 22kt gold by A.A.E. Glass Art. Dichroic glass focal bead with a beautiful display of...
view details
Dichroic fused glass image pendant jewelry - 4 layers of dichroic glass with a gorgeous magnolia floral image by A.A.E. Glass Art. This shape is very complimenting to all body types. Dichroic glass...
view details
Dichroic fused glass image pendant - beautiful fairy princess image on a feminine light lilac base by A.A.E. Glass Art. This shape is very complimenting to all body types. Dichroic glass focal bead...
view details
One of the biggest enemies to any dichroic glass fused pendant jeweler is the dreaded bubble. No matter how hard we try, sometimes a bubble creeps into our pieces and is it unavoidable. It is...
view details
The business of making and selling dichroic glass jewelry has many steps. None more important than photographing the jewelry so it sells fast and for a good price. Many times the difference between...
view details
This is the first, in a series of "tips" or "tricks of the trade."I wanted to share a technique that I use when making dichroic glass jewelry with waterslide decals.When I first started working with...
view details
Dichroic fused glass image pendant jewelry - orange crush iris with butterfly by A.A.E. Glass Art. Dichroic glass focal bead with a beautiful display of colors, created by our studio. This dichroic...
view details
Store spools of thread in large poly-zip bags to keep them dust- and tangle-free.
view details
My friend Gail started experimenting with this cool thread to embellish a sweatshirt jacket she was working on. She used it instead of traditional decorative thread to stitch across panels of her jacket. After she was done, she steamed it with her iron. The thread shrunk up, creating interesting texture similar to smocking.
view details
How to use and treat this delicate yet glorious fabric for sublime, snag-free results.
view details
Use flat tin containers and double sided tape to organize beads by color.
view details
Get special offers, FREE eLetters and your FREE PDF bonus now.
Find us on: 
41,622 crafters have joined CraftStylish.
Create your profile and join the fun!
Our contributing editors are accomplished crafters, passionate about discovering and sharing new ideas and practical techniques. view all.
crochet
The Big Book of Socks
2009 Threads Magazine Archive DVD-ROM
Taunton Home | Books & Videos | Contact Us | Product recall information
Privacy Policy | Copyright Notice | Taunton Guarantee | User Agreement | About Us | Work for Us | Contact Us | Advertise | Press Room | Customer Service
© 2012 The Taunton Press, Inc. All rights reserved.
