Hot Jewelry How-Tos — Page 22 of 25 « Jewelry

How To: Make a Valentine angel heart pendant and earrings

Learn how to make a pretty red Valentine angel heart pendant and earrings using a push mold and polymer clay.

How To: Make resin gems for jewelry

Learn how to use resin to make gems for costume jewelry.

How To: Drill into resin

Drilling in resin for finishing with jewelry findings by Cindy with Resin Obsession.

How To: Sand resin

Examples of different techniques for sanding resin by Cindy at Resin Obsession.

How To: Make a button necklace

Learn how to make a necklace out of pins or buttons.

How To: Use a sterling silver pearl enhancer

Learn an easy way to enhance your pearl jewelry by using a sterling silver enhancer, which is versatile enough to be attached to several different kinds of jewelry.

How To: Use a polishing cloth for silver

Learn the proper method to use a polishing cloth to clean sterling silver jewelry. Remember to keep the cloth dry and use both parts of the cloth to remove tarnish.

How To: Wire wrap a briolette

Watch this video for a step-by-step tutorial to create perfect wrapped briolettes each and every time.

How To: Finish off a beading chain

Watch to learn how to finish a beading chain, which has a very small diameter, using a crimp tube instead of a jump ring.

How To: Use pendant tray blanks to make jewelry accessories

Create your own personalized jewelry-it's all the rage! Add to necklaces, bracelets, pet collars, scrapbook pages, book charms, invitations, and more! Perfect gift for mothers, daughters, sisters, bridesmades, kitties & puppies!

How To: Make jewelry

Keren Peleg demonstrates how to make jewelry in one step. All you need is a saw and some imagination. Keren makes a heart.

How To: Make a ring

Keren Peleg says the simple way to make a ring is done first by measuring how big your finger is. Then, you cut how much metal you need. To give it the round shape, you have to put the ring on a metal pole and hit it with a plastic hammer. To do this you must have a blowtorch and an anvil to follow along.

How To: Make a freshwater pearl bracelet in ten minutes

Make a freshwater pearl bracelet in ten minutes.

How To: Make a fresh water pearl necklace with earrings

Make a fresh water pearl necklace with earrings

How To: Make resin jewelry

A how-to video series for using epoxy resin, silver-plated rings and pewter pendant trays to create jewelry from reproductions of your artwork.

How To: Make bone hair barrettes

Learn how to make fun and easy bone hair clips.

How To: Remove a tarnish from silver jewelry with lipstick

How to clean/polish your silver jewelry using lipstick. Remove a tarnish from silver jewelry with lipstick.

How To: Make simple drop earrings

This video is a great guide on how to make simple drop earrings. Make simple drop earrings.

How To: Make a Peruvian macramé bracelet

Add a little South American flavor to your wrist by learning to make your own Peruvian bracelet. You'll need some heavy string and some macramé skills to craft your own Peru-style bracelet, but trust us—it's not hard. Just follow along with the video and see how easy it is.

How To: Make a sterling silver and turquoise ring

This series of videos shows the step by step process of the creation of a sterling silver and turquoise ring.

How To: Make a bracelet from vintage jewelry with Lulu Frost

For NYLON TV's first D.I.Y. episode, Lulu Frost designer Lisa Salzer shows us how to revamp vintage jewelry and string together a one-of-a-kind bracelet.

How To: Make a ring from a half dollar

Make Magazine shows you how, with lots of hammering and dremeling, you can turn a 1964 half dollar into an awesome silver ring!

How To: Open a jump ring properly

This how to video will show you how to open a jump ring properly. Don't try prying it apart because you wont be able to close again.

How To: Make a beaded bracelet on a cardboard box loom

You can make beautiful beaded bracelets without much monetary investment at all; in fact, all you need are pretty beads, string, and a cardboard box. You don't even need to tweak the cardboard box at all - just take off the lid and start using it as a makeshift loom! So cheap, so easy, and with such great results.