I've found one more wonderful idea, how to use old buttons. You already know, that button can be used instead of cabochon. Here you can find tutorial, how to make a ring using old button
Monday, May 27, 2013
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Bracelet with leaf beads
Cute leaf-shaped beads are perfect for this nature romantic bracelet. We used here 12x7mm brown with light violet leaves. You can choose your own color.


Thursday, May 23, 2013
Crocheting with Preciosa Ornela
Video tutorial, how to make your own crocheted necklace, bracelet, earrings or heart.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Egyptian Inspiration
Today I want to share beautiful jewellery made by Jenny. Old Egyptian jewellery inspire her to create amazing projects. For example, this Egyptian beaded necklace with golden Nefertiti charm and clear with copper half coated spikes:
May favourite is this cute bracelet with pure white frosted sea glass and fire polished beryl donuts:
Find more jewelleries at Jenny's blog - Egyptian Inspiration
May favourite is this cute bracelet with pure white frosted sea glass and fire polished beryl donuts:
Find more jewelleries at Jenny's blog - Egyptian Inspiration
Friday, May 17, 2013
Few words about handmade buttons
Modern technologies change the world. It concerns beads manufactory too.
A lot of goods are made by unmanned units, that’s why handmade products
are valuable. Fortunately traditions of handcrafts are still alive in
small Czech city Jablonec nad Nisou.
We visited master, who makes glass buttons by manual pressing. It is pretty hard work, requiring physical strength. Furthermore the whole process of production deals with high temperatures that master has to endure.
First of all, he chooses a glass rod:
Glass rod is heated to a high temperature, from 900 to 1500 degrees Celsius (temperature depends on glass color).
Then it is pressed by a mold.
Master has a great number of molds – different patterns and sizes.
Buttons after pressing:
They get cold slowly during a few days. After that they are sent to manual polishing and painting.
So, glass buttons from the Czech Republic are unique handmade product.
We visited master, who makes glass buttons by manual pressing. It is pretty hard work, requiring physical strength. Furthermore the whole process of production deals with high temperatures that master has to endure.
First of all, he chooses a glass rod:
Glass rod is heated to a high temperature, from 900 to 1500 degrees Celsius (temperature depends on glass color).
Then it is pressed by a mold.
Master has a great number of molds – different patterns and sizes.
Buttons after pressing:
They get cold slowly during a few days. After that they are sent to manual polishing and painting.
So, glass buttons from the Czech Republic are unique handmade product.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
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