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Monday, September 7, 2009

Cultural Kids Crafts

kids craftsUnique kids crafts classes based on culture for students to develop a better understanding and appreciation of different histories from all over the world can be found at culturecraftkids.com. This is a great site for kids of all ages to learn, grow and experience art making with meaning. Exploring the varied crafts of America, Africa, Central America, the Mediterranean, Asia and the South Pacific areas kids learn to make Japanese Kabuki Masks, Buffalo Hide Paintings, African Kuba Masks and Chinese Dragon Fans. A great way to introduce them to different cultures and have lots of fun. Call teacher Carla Field with questions.



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Sunday, September 6, 2009

How To Save Money Making Beaded Jewelry

beaded jewelryYou love to make jewelry for your friends and family and even sell some. Taking your jewelry making to the next level only makes sense. Here are some tips on how to make money for your beaded jewelry collection.

First make a list of all your supply needs and then some. You will be able then to go out and pick up the tools, beads, thread and supplies you need efficiently. Make sure to buy wholesale, either online or at a store. Make your own when you can such as clasps, ear wire and head pins. Handmade items also add value to your jewelry line. Finally, measure carefully when making your designs, work with the best weight material and reuse any scraps that you can.



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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Clay Silver Jewelry



This stuff sounds amazing. User friendly, unique, easy to craft and make jewelry. Best of all, when fired in a kiln it turns into 99.9% pure silver! It is clay silver and you can make clay silver jewelry, medallians, crafts and anything else you desire. This is great material that is going to be an artists dream to work with. Roll it out, shape it, mold it and let it dry, sand it, put it in the kiln to bake and then polish. This non-toxic gray clay also comes in brass and copper. Many jewelry makers can put this to good use making charms, bracelets and whatever jewelry molds you have.



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