
Discover anew Yakima Valley's gems
Elk devour hay during the 1;30 feeding at Oak Creek feeding station Thursday, Jan. 7, 2010.
How to make beaded jewelry, beading, bead basics instruction
February 13th, 2010

Discover anew Yakima Valley's gems
Elk devour hay during the 1;30 feeding at Oak Creek feeding station Thursday, Jan. 7, 2010.
How to make beaded jewelry, beading, bead basics instruction
February 11th, 2010

I want to sell my hand-made jewelry to specialty shops. Where do I start?
I make my own jewelry and I'm hoping that I can sell it.Please be as specific as possible. For example, if I need to write a business letter, include a format. Also, some tips for interviews, if they need them. I'm 15 and want to be taken seriously. Thanks for any help you can give!
Visit the shops with a sample case.
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Most will say Sale or return..
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State the price you want to sell at plus 10% because most shops sell at that much commission,
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Or Sell on EBay
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Take photos of your stuff Lay ed on a Black Cloth or card
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And one piece on one photo.
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When your wellknown the Shops will ask you for the stuff.
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Good Luck Babe!
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Jewelry-making Techniques: How to Secure Crimp Beads Using Crimping Pliers and Chain-nose Pliers
February 5th, 2010

I am wondering how to clean rings that have gemstones like rubies and diamonds, besides the jewelry cleaner.?
Like the jewelry cleaner you get from a jewelry store. Is there a good home remedy?
Dont put them in an ultrasonic machine ! Never with gems except very high clarity diamonds.
So, mild soap and a toothbrush are the best. Don't use high acidity soaps or any bleaching product since that might attack your metal settings and ring.
For daily cleaning I use a towel made from microfibers, like the one's for cleaning your glasses, to take the grease from the gems. (Diamonds love grease).
Enjoy daily your jewelry
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How to Make Fused Glass Jewelry : How to Clean Glass for Fused Glass Jewelry
February 2nd, 2010

Jewelry Making & Design For Adults
Join the excitement of learning how to design and create your own fashionable necklace. Choose from a variety of pendants and semi-precious stone including fresh water pearls, turquoise, granite, citrine, glass beads, crystals and more.
How to Design & Make Jewelry: Part 3 : Mixing Resins & Hardeners in Jewelry Making