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You’ll love this if:
- You want to discover the latest tools for cold connections.
- You need ideas for last-minute handmade holiday gifts.
- You want to learn to simplify your jewelry designs for marketing, selling, and varying your design offerings.
In this digital issue of Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist , Helen Driggs tells you all about the latest and greatest tools for cold connections, and Noël Yovovich shows you how to make a riveted hinge without heat. The Smokin’ Stone for this issue is the beautiful blue star sapphire. Roger Halas shows you how to create a pendant using star sapphire with a design which draws inspiration from Halley’s Comet. Lara Ginzburg teaches you how to use enamel on metal clay while Kieu Pham Gray uses torch-reticulated silver in a stunning ring design. If you want to take a fairly complex design and learn to simplify it, check out the three easy, easier, and easiest choker designs by Erica Stice and Katie Hacker. For those last-minute gifts, you’ll find great ideas by Linda Lurcott and Kylie Jones. Deborah Yonick discusses the latest trends in personalized jewelry. And you’ll also find a gorgeous full-color feature article on the Jazz Age design exhibit presented by Cooper Hewitt, the Smithsonian Design Museum.
Download your copy of Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist, December 2017 today to:
- Get last-minute holiday gift ideas.
- Learn to combine enamel and metal clay.
- Find out all about blue star sapphire and how to use it in an outer space-inspired design.
- Explore the latest tools for cold connections and learn to make a cold-connected hinge for your jewelry designs.
- Take a jewelry design and explore ways to simplify it.
- Get the scoop on a national exhibit of Jazz Age jewelry.
- Discover so much more!
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