After months of work and planning, Interweave+ is finally an exciting, fun, happy reality! Packed full of literally thousands of projects with more on the way, there’s a nearly endless supply of creativity. But where to begin? Let’s meet the Bead and Jewelry content team and see what they’re up to for a little inspiration.…
Do you put a maker’s mark on your jewelry? If not, you might want to start. ABOVE: Engraving is just one of several ways to identify your work as yours; photo: Steven Weirather/Pixabay Even a simple stamp with your initials will remind the buyer whose jewelry they’re wearing. People sometimes forget the name of the…
One thing to come out of the quarantine? Jewelry artists are learning to substitute live interactions with virtual ones. Instead of explaining their handmade jewelry processes one-on-one, makers have found ways to demonstrate them remotely and sell jewelry online. ABOVE: Carmen McNeil of Chroma Rocks modeling her jewelry; photo courtesy Carmen McNeil Build Trust A…
Once a jewelry artist is in business and the jewelry goes from hobby to livelihood, s/he faces the challenge writers, photographers, and so many other creative independents face: how to tap into inspiration on demand and harness your creative spirit. There is a whole science around this. ABOVE: Photo by Getty Images 5 Tips for…
We’re happy to see you — welcome! Interweave+ Jewelry is the place to learn more, share what you know, inspire and be inspired. Find jewelry making basics and projects at every level. Explore traditional and alternative jewelry metals; wire, metal clay, sheet and grain; and cold connections, soldering and casting. Build your skills from basic tools to high tech equipment and see what’s new, or discover sound advice on building the jewelry business that suits you. Join the group to view all jewelry updates, post photos of your work, and talk to other members who enjoy the same craft as you.
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