Have made all types of jewelry for years & crimping is my least favorite. I agree, getting it just right before crimping takes as much/more time than making the piece. BUT less frustration since adding the Xuron crimper to my tools. Also, noticed you have the various spots on your crimp tool marked with nail polish so they're more visible.
I’ve seen these made as a stretch bracelet but I like this construction better. Would this work with teardrop beads? I have some 6mm donut beads to try instead of jump rings. Got my creative juices jumping! Thank you.
Hiya, if you are making bracelets to sell, what size do you make the bracelet? Ie it is not an order, you are going to sell online or at a fair. Thank you.
Really great tutorial with a load of tips to make a more "finished" piece. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I do save all the silica gels from meds, shoes, etc. and I throw those in my metal storage containers. I also bought some from Amazon.
Have made all types of jewelry for years & crimping is my least favorite. I agree, getting it just right before crimping takes as much/more time than making the piece. BUT less frustration since adding the Xuron crimper to my tools. Also, noticed you have the various spots on your crimp tool marked with nail polish so they're more visible.
Definitely going have a go love this
what is the gauge and size of the jump rings
I’ve seen these made as a stretch bracelet but I like this construction better. Would this work with teardrop beads? I have some 6mm donut beads to try instead of jump rings. Got my creative juices jumping! Thank you.
I like to use closed jump rings for this project.
It’s GRACIE!!
Hiya, if you are making bracelets to sell, what size do you make the bracelet? Ie it is not an order, you are going to sell online or at a fair. Thank you.