Jewellery making

Making your own unique jewellery is super fun and a success among children and adults. It is much more interesting to wear jewellery you have made yourself, or giving them to someone, you care for, right? There are lots of possibilities regarding materials and techniques. We have gathered popular techniques for home-made jewellery here, making it easy for you start.

Inspiration: 12858 Jewellery School: A Bracelet woven on a Bead Loom
Inspiration: 12832 Jewellery School. A Bead Caddy Spinner
Inspiration: 12831 Jewellery School. Fashion Mix Bracelets
Inspiration: 12724 Jewellery School. Friendship Bracelets
Inspiration: 12544 Jewellery School. An Adjustable Knot
Inspiration: 12499 Jewellery School. Braiding Technique
Inspiration: 12365 Jewellery School. Earrings
Inspiration: 12366 Jewellery School. Finishing with End Caps
Inspiration: 12294 Jewellery School. Jewellery on Beading Wire with a Clasp
Inspiration: 12280 Jewellery School. Pendants
Pendants and charms are not just pretty, but is also a simple way of adding special touch to your jewellery. It only requires a piece of wire or a head pin, a bead, two pliers and a little practice to make a beautiful pen-dant. The eye pin has a circular loop at one end, and can therefore be used as a joint. The ball headpin has a round head at one end so that the pendant finishes with a small bead. The headpin has a flat, circular head, which stops the bead.
Inspiration: 12274 Jewellery School. Elastic Beading Cord
Inspiration: 12275 Jewellery School. Tools for Jewellery Making
Inspiration: 10765 End Caps