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Jewellery
MAKING
The UK's best jewellery magazine
NEW LOOK ISSUE
80
Projects
and ideas
TECHNIQUES
Bead embroidery
Air-dry clay bezels
Herringbone stitch
Double helix wire weave
Inside this issue
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Editor’s
letter
H
ello! And welcome to
the first issue of our
redesign. I’ve been the
editor of
Making Jewellery
for
about six years now and we’ve
done a few design tweaks along
the way but never a complete
redesign. So it was a very exciting
day when we sat around the
table and had a meeting about
redesigning the whole of
MJ
including the masthead (for those
not in the know, that’s the big
heading on the cover:
Making
Jewellery).
It’s a big thing to be
allowed to redesign the main
title of the magazine! We’ve been
working hard for months now
to update all the content, too,
so that you will be getting more
information to help you move
forward with your jewellery
making journey.
The team here at
Making
Jewellery
are really pleased with
the new design and we’ve been
able to squeeze in more makes
and more inspiring pieces of
jewellery for you.
This issue has a travel theme,
so all of our designers looked at
destinations as their inspiration.
I love the piece on the front
cover designed by Sue Mason-
Burns (p10) called Tulips from
Amsterdam – you can guess where
that inspiration came from! I’m
also excited about Karen Caine’s
Double Helix weave technique
(p20), it’s so versatile and beautiful
that I can’t wait to get a bit of free
time to try it out.
Whichever project turns out
to be your favourite this month,
I hope you enjoy our new look as
much as we do.
Views and comments expressed
by individuals in Making Jewellery
magazine (ISSN 1756-4069) do
not necessarily represent those
of the publishers and no legal
responsibility can be accepted
for the results of the use of
readers of information or advice
of whatever kind given in this
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or advertisements.
No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval
system or transmitted in any form
by anymmeans without the prior
permission of Guild of Master
Craft sman Publications Ltd.
Sian
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CONTENTS
ISSUE 94 • JULY 2016
REGULARS
5
JEWELLERY TALK
All the latest news, reviews and information
from the world of jewellery making
31
TECHNIQUES
20
DOUBLE HELIX WEAVE
A simple and very versatile wire weave
39
BEAD EMBROIDERY
31
DESIGNER PROFILE
Contributor Debbie Bulford answers
our questions
Beading with a fabric backing
60
HERRINGBONE STITCH
An easy beading stitch that creates
a variety of effects
36
10 QUESTIONS
Interview with jeweller Claire Gent
78
DRUZY BEZELS
45
TOP 8
This month’s must-have jewellery items
Use air-dry clay to make faux metal bezels
for druzy stones
55
ON TREND
Perfect accessories for your wardrobe
94
BASIC TECHNIQUES
Beginners techniques to get you s
Beginners’
started
69
WHAT INSPIRES
Find out what inspires Hannah Batstone
one
76
COLOUR & STYLE
Fashion trends for a travelling wardrobe
e
5 60
36
84
PRODUCT REVIEW
Clever items to help you take your work
in progress with you on your travels
86
PRODUCT TEST
Clair Wolfe tests a crochet jewellery kit
92
IT’S A JEWELLER’S LIFE
Meet Anna Mcloughlin, our new
jewellery blogger
55
78
65
17
PROJECTS
10
TULIPS FROM AMSTERDAM
A simple wire-weaving floral set
32
14
STITCHED EARRINGS
Our celebrity-inspired make
17
PRETTY IN PINK
Resin and Sterling silver pendants
25
TURKISH DELIGHT
Hand bracelet, bangles and rings using the
double helix weave
32
ECSTATIC ABOUT EARRINGS
Polymer clay and wire earring collection
47
LEATHER CUFFS
A range of cuffs made with leather and thin
metal sheet
50
50
BEADED PATCHWORK BRACELET
A bracelet and other jewellery made using
the herringbone technique
56
56
BOTANICAL EMBLEMS
Silver clay pendant and rings with appliqué
flowers and plants
65
STEPPING STONES
Polymer clay pendants with different
blending techniques
70
MEMORY STAMP PENDANTS
Use polymer clay and old stamps to make
souvenir pendants
82
TREE OF LIFE EARRINGS
& NECKLACE
Super easy jewellery set using wire
and beads
10
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