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Here are some examples of quick tips and practical advice recently shared in our emails…
These are just little excerpts, but they offer you an idea of the type of jewelry making information you can expect to receive in your inbox if you decide to sign up.

Shopping tips for reliable earwires ...
Offered the top 5 factors you should consider for ear wires that stay in place, comfy to wear, and look fabulous.

Style guide: necklaces for necklines
Examples shown for 5 different types of necklines with a description about the various necklace lengths that complement them well.

How to ensure your hook style clasps are secure ...
Reliable hook clasps are a marriage of strength and tension. But the secret is to dial in the tension with the connecting ring in a flat position.

When do you need to solder jump rings?
Learn about the contributing factors that make it necessary to solder your jump rings – and a couple ideas how you can avoid it.

Using wire wrapped bead links in your designs ...
Consider the length of the coils and the size of the loops. These details affect the visual appeal and wearability. Click to watch a free lesson on making wrapped wire loops.

Tips for bead and component storage ...
Organizing your beads and components in clear plastic bags makes it easy to visualize for designing. Plus tips for labeling them.

The value of modular jewelry designs ...
Get the most out of your materials. By making modular pieces, a single beaded necklace can yield multiple looks.

Pinterest predicts trends for 2025
Castlecore, Cherry Coded, Sea Witchery, Goddess Complex, Moto Boho, and Seeing Double are all in alignment with jewelry projects offered in the Learning Center.