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12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningLetter from the EditorsHello Jewelry Fans,It seems like these days everyone is short on time. We are all juggling lots of responsibilities on a dailybasis and finding time to do the little things that make us smile can be difficult. Not to worry, we’vecome together to create a simple solution! This free eBook is filled with quick jewelry making projectideas that you can start and finish in one evening. We’ve collected 12 simple, yet gorgeous projects foryou to make that suit all of your needs. Find rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings for every occasion.Some projects you can make in under and hour! So go ahead, make yourself some jewelry!This eBook is a collection of our favorite bloggers, jewelry designers, and jewelry companies all togetherin one place.You can find more tutorials, tips, and jewelry making ideas at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.Our eBooks, like all our jewelry making projects, are absolutely FREE to members of our beadingcommunity. Please feel free to share with family and friends and ask them to sign up at our website forour free e-mail newsletter.Happy Creating,The Editors of nd hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.3
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Evening12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make in an EveningTable of ContentsNecklaces . 5Colorful Jump Ring Choker . 5DIY Bird’s Nest Necklace . 6Metal Charm Necklace . 7Stash Buster Multi Strand Bead Necklace. 9Earrings . 10Mica Earrings. 10Sparkle and Dangle Earrings . 12Bracelets . 14Golden Bugle Bead Bracelet . 14Pressed Pennies Bracelet. 15Pretty Salmon Bracelet . 16Rings. 18Turquoise and Pearl Ring . 18Rosette Nest Ring . 19Woven Seed Bead Rings . 21Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.4
NecklacesColorful Jump Ring ChokerBy: Margot Potter for BeadalonChainmaille necklace are beautiful, but they arecomplex pieces of jewelry that require a lot oftime to put together. Make this simple chokerinstead. It’s a chainmaille choker with half thework.4mm mint and 32 7mm orange. (The largestdowel is 8mm, the next size down is 7mm andthe smallest is 4mm.)2.) Create clasp by looping the end of orangewire with the tip of a pair round nose plierswhile still on the spool, this should be a smalldecorative loop. Round the wire over yourindex finger and back around, the wire shouldbe approximately 1”. Clip off excess wire andmake a larger loop at the end with your fingers.Bend this so that it is at a 90 degree angle fromthe first loop and push the loop up on an anglewith your fingers to create a hook style clasp.You can also opt to use a pre-made clasp!3.) Start from the center of the design and workout in both directions alternating from side toside. This helps maintain the pattern.4.) Thread two pink jump rings through twoorange jump rings. Secure them closed withyour chain nose pliers. Thread two more pinkjump rings on both orange rings and secureclosed. Thread two mint rings on each pair ofpink jump rings and secure closed with yourpliers. Attach two pink jump rings through eachpair of mint jump rings.Materials: 20 Gauge Pink Artistic Wire 20 Gauge Mint Artistic Wire 20 Gauge Orange Artistic Wire Jump Ring Maker Tool 2 Pair Chain Nose Pliers Beadstrom Round Nose Pliers Designer Flush CuttersInstructions:1.) Create jump ring coils using the Jump RingMaker Tool. Follow directions on back ofpackage. You will need the following total jumprings in the following sizes: 28 8mm pink, 145.) The pattern of double ring chain continuesas follows: orange, pink, green, pink andorange. Continue attaching rings alternatingside to side until you reach the final pair oforange rings on each side (there will be twoextra orange rings.)6.) Thread one orange jump ring on the finalpair of orange links on each side of design.Attach the clasp you made to one of the rings.Secure rings closed with your pliers.7.) Check back through the design to secure allrings.
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningDIY Bird’s Nest NecklaceBy: Sarah Ortega for Sarah Ortega PhotographyYou’ll be surprised how easy it is to make thissimple bird’s nest necklace. Just pick out a fewof your favorite beads, twist around some wireand you’re done!3.) Wrap some wire in the space between eachbead (you could just do one or two if youprefer).Materials: Jewelry wire (24 gage is easier tomanipulate, but the 20 gage can work welltoo with the help of some round nosepliers) Pearls or glass beads Necklace chain Jump ring and a clasp4.) This is what the back will look like. Use thepliers to form a loop big enough to fit yourchain through with the wire.Instructions:1.) Select the beads you want, string them ontoyour wire and arrange them as you'd like.5.) Now attach a jump ring and a clasp to theend of a necklace chain.2.) Then simply wrap the wire around thebeads.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.6
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningMetal Charm NecklaceBy: Randi from Studio Dax2.) Hold the punch firmly in place, and hammerit on the disc, into the valley, forming the metal(repeat to get a good crease).Love working with metal, but don’t have to timeto commit to soldering? Make some gorgeousmetal jewelry with this quick stamping andshaping project!3.) Remove the punch, and flatten the discedges using a wood or rawhide mallet. If youdon’t have a mallet, lay a piece of leather overthe disc, and use the hammer.Materials: Sponge block and green scrubby to cleanthe disc A spring-loaded center punch A forming block A twist hole punch A hammer and a mallet Some punches (shown are a transfer punch,a nail, and a doming punch) Metal disc for the pendant – for this projectuses a 15/16 inch diameter circle in 24gcopper. Please note that 24g – 26g workswell with this tool.Instructions:1.) Clean the disc with the sanding block orgreen scrubby and place it over one of thevalleys in the forming block, laying a punch overit. If you don’t have a doming punch, you canuse a regular steel nail, as long as it fits easilyinto the valley.4.) Make a hole in the disc using a twist holepuncher or a drill. If you don’t have a holepuncher or a drill, you can lay the disc on ablock of wood, and hammer a sharp nail intothe disc. This can cause the disc to warp, so youwill need to flatten it out.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.7
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Evening5.) Lay the disc onto the forming block, layingthe crease into a valley, as shown. Use thecenter punch to create a pattern (you can markthe pattern on the disc with a Sharpie). Onemethod is to file the tip of your punch, andpunch on the BACK, so that the pattern is inrelief on the front, but you can create thepattern however you like. If you don’t have aspring-loaded center punch, you can hammerthe pattern with a regular center punch or nail.6.) Add a bail (a simple jump ring will do), andantique/buff to highlight the details, and voila!You have a cool metal formed pendant!Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.8
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningStash Buster Multi Strand BeadNecklaceBy: Dora Moreland from Show, Tell, ShareDo you have a lot of beads leftover from someold projects? Well here’s a quick and prettysolution! Make a chunky multi strand necklaceto add a little flare to your outfit.Materials: Preferred stringing material (wire, stretchcord, or thread) Assorted beads Clasp 2 eye pins 1 set of bead cones 2 jump ringsInstructions:1.) First, attach your stringing material to one ofyour jump rings.3.) Once all the strands are strung with beadsand secured at both ends to the jump rings,attach the eye pins to each closed jump ring.Since I had large holes on my bead cone, Ineeded to add a bead to the eye pins, before Icould put the eye pin through the bottom of thebead cone. I added another bead at the top, fordesign purposes.4.) Then attach the eye pins to the clasp bybending the eye pin right above the black beadsand forming a loop, then wrapped the little tailaround the eye pin under the loop.2.) Then start stringing beads on the first strand.Once you get to the desired length, attach thestrand to the second jump ring. Repeat this forall the strands.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.9
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningEarringsMica EarringsBy: OrnamenteaMica is a great material to use for jewelrymaking because it is so light-weight, but stillsuch a statement. You can make big stand-outearrings without having them weight down yourearlobes. These pretty earrings make a lighttinkling sound when the chain brushes againstthe mica.Materials: 1 packet of mica 8 brass eyelets 1 pair antique brass simple loop ear wires Assorted chain, cut into 2 -2 inch pieces and2-1.5 inch pieces 2 antique copper jump rings, 14 mm Optional: Diamond Glaze to seal edgesof the mica 1/8th inch hole punch Awl Ball pein hammer Eyelet setter Self-healing cutting matInstructions:1.) Your packet of mica will contain severalpieces that could be just right for earrings as-is,but you may wish to cut the pieces if they aretoo large for your tastes. A sharp craft knife willslice through a sheet of mica. Drag the knifeacross the surface slowly to cut through onelayer at a time. Be patient, this takes a while.2.) Once you have a piece of mica in the shapeyou want you will need to split it into twoidentical pieces. Fit the tip of your craft knife inbetween the layers of mica and gently split thelayers by twisting the knife sideways until youhave two pieces. If the edges of the mica seemlike they will continue to split you can put a thinlayer of Diamond Glaze on the edge with apaintbrush or your fingertip. Allow the glaze todry at least 20 minutes before continuing.3.) Lay your mica shapes next to each other anddecide where you want the eyelets. You maywish to mark the spots with a pen. Place theholes at least 1/4 inch (1/2cm) from the micaedges to make sure they don’t pull throughlater.4.) Place the hole punch over the mica whereyou want the hole. Use the hammer to tap thepunch through the mica layers. Be patient. YouFind hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.10
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Eveningmay wish to remove the chipped mica thataccumulates in the hole you are punching withan awl or toothpick.5.) Thread an eyelet through the hole in themica. Place the Flowered Setter over the eyeletand line it up straight. Use the hammer togently tap the Setter until the eyelet splits andbegins to curve outwards. Continue until theeyelet is flat against the mica. It is important tohold the setter perpendicular to the eyelet andtap the hammer gently to prevent the eyeletfrom bending or folding.6.) Repeat these steps to set remaining eyelets.Remember that your eyelets will look hand set,not perfect. Note that in the earrings pictured Iset some eyelets from the “front” of theearrings and some from the “back” so that theeyelet flowers show in both directions.7.) Lay out your pieces of mica and determinewhere the top and bottoms of your earrings willbe. Lay the chain out where you want it tohang. Use your chain nose pliers to gently opena jump ring. Thread the jump ring through thehole at the top of one of the pieces of mica andthrough both pieces of chain and the loop onthe ear wire. Close securely. Repeat withremaining mica and findings to make secondearring.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.11
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningSparkle and Dangle EarringsBy: Erban StudiosWhen jewelry making with beads, you canalways create just the perfect piece of jewelrylike these Sparkle and Dangle Earrings. Pick outsome pretty beads you have laying around andyou'll soon have the perfect pair of partyearrings.Materials: Beads, crystals, anything you think will lookpretty. You will need a mix of sizes, at leasttwo a bit larger than the rest of the onesyou choose. One headpin for every bead A few jump rings 2 earwires 2 pieces of chain, about an inch per earring Pliers: round nose pliers, close cuttingpliers, and flat nose pliersInstructions:1.) Cut two pieces of the chain, some chains willnot be soldered shut, so you can easily pry thelinks open at the seam, others will take a bit ofelbow grease to cut. You can count links tomake sure you get the same length chains foreach earring; in this case it was 10 links perearring.3.) Grab your round nose pliers and place themjust a bit above the top of the bead. A fewmillimeters will do.4.) Holding the tip of the headpin, bend it overthe round nose pliers. You want to manipulatethe head pin while keeping the bead/plierssteady.5.) Continue bending the headpin until you’vemade your way under the pliers, making a littleloop.2.) Start off with the larger of the beads; thiswill be the bottom bead on the earring. Place iton the head pin.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.12
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Evening6.) This is what your look should look like. Now,you want to open the loop up a bit so you canslide the last link of the chain onto it.7.) This is what the chain with looped headpinand bead will look like. The little imperfectionsdisappear once the earring is finished.10.) Get the close cutter and cut the excess wireas close as you can to the wrapped part.11.) Repeat this process for the entire chain,even the top link. Add one bead per link. Makesure to add the beads to both earrings in thesame order.8.) With the round nose pliers in your nondominant hand, grab the very end of the headpin with the flat nose pliers. Use your otherhand to wrap the wire around the base of theheadpin.12.) Open a jump ring, slide on the top link ofthe chain and the ear wire. Close the jump ring.Voila! That’s all.9.) Wrap the excess wire around the base of theloop, above the bead. This may take a bit offorce, don’t be afraid to pull on the wire whilelooping around. Holding the head pin as close toedge as possible will give you more leverageand create a tighter coil. For this reason, 1.5 – 2inch headpins are useful.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.13
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningBraceletsGolden Bugle Bead BraceletBy: Bead Studio3.) To build the center, add 1 seed bead overboth wires, then a bugle bead on each wire andweave the wires through the seed bead on theouter row.Are you looking for easy bead weavingpatterns? It doesn't get easier than this GoldenBugle Bead Bracelet! It's a pretty pattern thatyou can quickly put together and requiresalmost no bead weaving skill or knowledge!Materials: 1 yard .014 Soft Flex Wire 2 3-1 Spacer Bars 6 crimp beads 1 clasp 2 jump rings Size 3 bugle beads (we used 64) Size 8/O seed Beads (we used 43)4.) Add a bugle bead on each wire, then a seedbead on both wires. Repeat this pattern untilyou have reached the loop on the spacer bar.End with a seed bead; add the crimp bead toboth wires, thread through the loop & backthrough the crimp bead. Crimp securely. Trimexcess wire.Instructions:1.) Use the crimp beads to attach the wires toone of the spacer bars. 9” pieces on the outsideloops and the 18” folded in half & crimped tothe center loop5.) Use the jump rings to attach the clasp.2.) On the outer wires alternate seed beads &bugle beads until desired length is achieved. Weused 17 seed beads & 16 bugle beads. You mustuse an even number of bugle beads for thepattern to end properly. Crimp ends of wire tothe outside loops of the other spacer bar.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.14
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningPressed Pennies BraceletBy: Val from Collecting the Memories.One byOneNeed something to do with all those pressedpennies you've collected from your vacations?Make a Pressed Pennies Bracelet with thistutorial! It’s a great way to keep all yourmemories on hand and an easy metal jewelrymaking idea.Materials: 10 pressed pennies 1 copper chain bracelet with clasp 10 copper jewelry rings Metal awl Hammer Large piece of flat wood Jewelry file Two pair jewelry pliersInstructions:1.) First punch the holes in the top of thepennies with the metal awl on the piece ofwood. Make sure the holes are big enough forthe jump rings you choose. Once you have thesize down it goes by really quickly.2.) Use the hammer and file to make sure thereare no sharp edges on the back side of thepenny.3.) Lay out the bracelet in the order you wantthe pennies to go and set them up to go evenlyacross the chain.4.) Very carefully, bending the jump ringssideways, slide the jump rings onto the penniesand then onto the chain and close the rings up.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.15
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningPretty Salmon Bracelet2.) Cut a 1 1/4" (3.2 cm) length of wire.By: Wanda Epps from Making Beaded JewelryThis simple bracelet is the perfect project if youare looking to make a pretty, everyday braceletbut don’t have a ton of time to spare!3.) Using the round nose pliers, make a wireloop on one end of the wire.Materials: 8mm Swarovski round crystals (yourchoice of color) Two bead caps for each bead 1 split ring 1 toggle clasp 1 5mm jump ring About 13" (33 cm) of 20 gauge half hardround wire Beading board Tape measure Round nose pliers Chain nose pliers Split ring pliers Wire cuttersInstructions:1.) If you do not know your wrist size, use atape measure for your wrist. On a beadingboard, lay out your pattern of beads and toggleclasp to fill in this length of space as shown inthe picture below.4.) Thread a bead cap, 8 mm bead and a beadcap onto the wire.5.) Using the round nose pliers, make a wireloop on the second end of the wire. You'vemade a bead unit.6.) Make another bead unit. Now, connect thetwo bead units by interlocking the wire loop ofone bead unit to the wire loop of another beadunit. If the wire loop of each bead is not open,open it as you would a jump ring.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.16
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Evening7.) Using the chain nose pliers, close the wireloops. The opening of the wire loop should beclosed snugly and rest inside the opening ofbead cap, hidden from view. (Don't worry if thisdoesn't happen on the first bracelet that youmake. It comes with practice.)8.) Repeat Steps 6 and 7 until you have a lengthof beads units that is within about one inch (orcentimeter) of being closed on your wrist.11.) Using the split ring pliers, open the splitring and slide the large loop end of the toggleclasp onto the split ring.12.) Using the chain nose pliers, open the jumpring. Slide the ring of T-bar end of the toggleclasp onto it. Slide the wire loop of the secondend of the bracelet onto it. Close the jump ring.9.) Using the chain nose pliers, open the wireloop on one end of the bracelet. Slide on a splitring. Close the wire loop.10.) Using the chain nose pliers, open the wireloop on one end of the bracelet. Slide on a splitring. Close the wire loop.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.17
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningRingsTurquoise and Pearl Ring2.) Thread a crimp bead with both ends of stringcord.By: Emi from Small Good ThingsThis easy project for jewelry making with beadsoffers a quick and easy way to make some cuterings. This simple yet elegant turquoise andpearl ring is the perfect thing to add a littlesophistication to your everyday outfits.3.) Pull the ends of cords so that the beads forma tight hoop. Using flat-nose pliers to squeezeand close the crimp bead.Materials: Freshwater pearls (this ring used 11 pearls)One turquoise beadOne crimp beadBead string cord, about 10cmA pair of flat-nose pliersInstructions:1.) Thread pearls and a turquoise to the beadstring cord (five pearls, a turquoise, then sixpearls).Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.18
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningRosette Nest Ring3.) Hold the knot in your left hand. Start looselytwisting the other end of the strip.By: Bev from Flamingo ToesMake some cute fabric flowers jewelry with thispattern for a Rosette Nest Ring. The veryfeminine ring backs coupled with the pearls givethem a vintage feel, like something pulled fromyour grandmother’s collection.4.) Wrap the twist loosely about halfway aroundthe knot.Materials: Adjustable ring backs Ribbon or chiffon Small beads/pearls Needle (small enough to go through yourbeads) & thread Glue (E-6000 works very well)5.) Hand stitch this little section in place on theback side by sewing the twisted part to theknot.6.) Twist and wrap the chiffon a little morearound the knot.Instructions:1.) Start by cutting about a 1″ wide strip of yourfabric. (Or you can use ribbon.) The length youneed will depend on how thick your fabric is orhow big of a rose you’d like. I’d estimate forchiffon about 18″.7.) Keep the loose, short end out of the way.2.) Tie a knot close to the end of the chiffon.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.19
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Evening8.) Continue wrapping and sewing until the roseis the size you’d like. Cut the remaining fabric soyou have a short piece to tuck under in theback.12.) Repeat with the other two beads.9.) Twist the end and sew it down on the backside of the rose.13.) Apply a good amount of glue to the back ofthe rosette.10.) Without cutting your thread, bring thethread up from the back to the top, in thecenter. Thread a bead onto the thread.14.) Glue the rosette to a ring back. Sometimeschiffon can fray – if it does you might want togive your rosette a little haircut.11.) Sew the pearl onto the center of therosette. Try and sew down the pearl 2 or 3times. You might not be able to get the needlethrough after 2 passes.Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.20
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This EveningWoven Seed Bead RingsBy: Laura from Nelkin DesignsThese Woven Seed Bead Rings are adorablelittle seed bead projects that you can easilymake several of in an evening. Use stretch cordinstead of wire and make simple and cheap giftsfor all your friends!Materials: 118” of 26mm wire Approx. 50 size 8 glass beads color A,approx 1.5 grams Optional: 4 size 8 glass beads color B, ormore if you get into personalizing thedesign Wire cutters Optional: Metal FileInstructions:1.) Cut an 18” length of wire with your wirecutters.4.) Slide down this pair of beads until “snug” upagainst first pair; make sure to keep the wiresthe same length on both sides.5.) Repeat steps 3 and 4 five more times. (7rows of 2 beads each).6.) Thread on 3 beads (color A).2.) String on 2 beads (color A) and place atmiddle of the wire.7.) Repeat step 4.3.) Thread on 2 more beads (color A), andbefore sliding them to the middle of the wire,thread other end of wire through them in theopposite direction.8.) Thread on 1 bead color A, 1 bead color B, 1bead color A. (3 beads total)Find hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.21
12 Free Jewelry Projects to Make This Eveningyou want it to, if you want it to be smaller,repeat steps 3 4 fewer times.14.) Finish off: Thread the wire ends throughthe center of the first beads again. These will fitthrough because only one length of wire wentthrough them.9.) Repeat step 4.10.) Thread on 1 bead color A, 2 beads color B,1 bead color A. (4 beads total).15.) Snug up tight to form the ring.11.) Repeat step 4.12.) Repeat steps 8 9.16.) Then weave each wire in and out of theside edge of the ring. Trim off as close aspossible with wire cutters. You may want touse a metal file to smooth the cuts sharp edges.13.) Repeat steps 3 4 seven more times. Thisis a good time to try on the ring. Thedimensions here are given for a ring that isapprox. 5/8” diameter. If you need the ring tobe bigger, repeat steps 3 4 until it fits the wayFind hundreds of free projects, tips, tutorials and more at www.AllFreeBeadedJewelry.com.22
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