Another great Halloween inspiration necklace, this time from Melissa J. Lee. She created a creepy cool Eye of Newt necklace, using her own handcrafted pendant and a lampwork bead she had. Its a really cool piece and perfect for … Read More ...
Crystal Web Collar Tutorial
Sparkly Mad Scientist Margot Potter is up to her armpits in all things glitzy. This week she dazzles us with a fantastic Halloween necklace that is a sparkling cobweb complete with tiny spider. Although if you have arachnophobia, you can … Read More ...
It was a Dark and Scary Night………..
While jewelry artists Candie Cooper and Katie Hacker were in the parlour, creating a spooky bead soup in their crafting cauldron. This gorgeous necklace is the result of their evening of beadcraft! I love these pendants, and must find some … Read More ...
No Mold Polymer Clay Skull Beads
Creative Kismet is at it again with an adorable polymer clay skull bead tutorial. You don’t need a mold, each one comes out slightly different and they all have their own personality.… Read More ...
Hand Drawn Halloween Pendant Tutorial
Regina at Creative Kismet Blog has a great photo tutorial on her hand drawn pendants. Utilizing vintage paper, wooden shapes, waterproof ink and her drawing skills she
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Halloween Cupcake Topper Charm Bracelet
I absolutely LOVE this bracelet made from vintage cupcake toppers! Created by artist Arbutus Hunter, this kit was available last year so you may need to contact her if you want to buy one. Its a good inspiration photo … Read More ...
Halloween Inspiration: Skully Necklace
Cyndi Lavin from Jewelry and Beading.com shows how she made an adorable Skully lampwork bead into a centerpiece pendant, then shows how she made a necklace with it. The adorable Skully lampwork bead was made by glass artist Cindy … Read More ...
Spooky Pendants by HHH Enterprise
Our Friends over at HHH Enterprises have put up some creepy cute pendant tutorials in the spirit of Halloween and Terrorific Tuesday Tutorials.
Created by designer Rebecca Hull, the first is an really realistic “Itsy Bitsy Spider” with web pendant, … Read More ...
Bite Me! Vampire inspired Halloween Necklace Tutorial
A necklace with attitude by demented designer Melissa J. Lee! Its a twist of a favorite halloween theme of vampires and I think its just brilliant. Not only do I LOVE the name, but the over all look of this … Read More ...
Halloween Jewelry Inspiration – Bats in the Belfry
Since the theme for posts this month are all things dark, scary and halloweeny, I thought I’d post a couple of my own work that fits the bill. I love working with found objects and creating narrative pieces. Two pieces … Read More ...
Creepily Cute Beaded Spider Earrings Tutorial
Tammy Powley from About.com:jewelrymaking shares her favorite beaded spider tutorial which she has made into earrings. I think these are REALLY adorable and would wear them year round! They work up quick so theres plenty of time to whip them … Read More ...
Runs with Scissors Halloween Bracelet Tutorial
Mad Scientist Margot Potter is at it again, this time in her lab crafting up devilishly charming jewelry! Her “Runs with Scissors” bracelet “is a SCREAM! (pun intended!) and a fun project to make up quickly. Don’t hide this in … Read More ...
French Beaded Flower Tutorial
French beaded flowers – beaded sophistication. They are easier to make than you would think but visually stunning. Here is a lovely tutorial for them from Bead Studio. Its an easy project to get obssessed with. Make them tiny … Read More ...
I want my MUMMY!!! Polymer Clay Halloween Bead Tutorial
Where’s my Mummy?? Well you’ll never be lost without your Mummy again with this fun polymer clay mummy bead video tutorial by Tommy Venable at EHow.com.
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Cute, Quick, and Easy Shrinkydink Ring tutorial
Super adorable shrink plastic ring tutorial by Planet June. I really like her simple yet modern black on white rings in the picture, but you aren’t limited to that. You can make them in colors, patterns, even photos!
You … Read More ...