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Sisters bracelet

Thursday, November 22, 2007






















Here the customer ask me to make 3 bracelet for her lovely sisters..she give me hers budjet n im make it following hers budjet.The colour that her mantion to me was white ,pink n violet.Now i want to show all of u the design..for the violet im using mostly swarovski crystal n swarovski pearl.Another pink im also using swarovski crystal beside daisy shape 6mm..For another one,the white color im prefer to use fresh water pearl plus blank diomand swarovski crytal.All about 7.5'lenght.

Cooper earing(Code-Riqzmie E1)

Wednesday, November 21, 2007



This one im used cooper wire with silver plated colour.Swarovski crystal n im also put another pcs of swarovski pearl to be dangling.Hematite blank bead very nice to be heringbone design...

14k gold bracelet with pearl swarovski(Code-Riqzmie B2)











Here is another one im used heringbone technic to come out with another earing.Im used 14k gold,0.5mm.I put another swarovski crystal 4mm.For the pearl im prefer to use 10mm.Nothing much can do with 14k gold right coz i have no supply for another saiz of wires.U can also review this picture in www.theblingbox.com.This side is not mine but somebody who want to advertise my design.mine was http://www.femikraf.com/Handmade_Jewelry_Riqzmie_Home.html also welcome to http://www.femikraf.com.Here you can review a lot of handmade handbag

How to make a photo box

Tuesday, November 13, 2007



HOW TO MAKE A PHOTO BOX

I wanted to share my knowledge on how to take good photos of jewelry
and other small objects. I created a "Photo Box" which is easy to
construct and use! I've noticed that a lot of people (in general)
could use this method I use.

ITEMS YOU NEED


12x12x12 box
14 x 10 piece of plexy glass or glass
a knife
background paper (scrapbooking paper is great from craft store)
wax paper
60-100 watt light

How to put it all together:

1) Take your 12x12x12 box and cut out one side. Keep the bottom of
your box intact.

2) (open side you just cut out) Measure 9 inches from the bottom and
make a slit all the way to the back of the box on both sides. Do not
cut the back of the box.

3) Slide your glass into the slits of the box

4) Take the wax paper and tape it over the light source. The
wax paper is used to defuse the light.

5) Aim the light towards the opening of your box.

6) Lay your background on the bottom of your box as your background.



7) Shine your light into to open area of the box. Take your photos from the

back of the box... with the light facing you.

Your camera should focus on the jewelry or small object. The
background will be fuzzy due to the distance of the background from
the object.

Lesson 3(Hammer for metal jewelry making)-Ballpein hammer

Monday, November 12, 2007


Unlike the rawhide hammer, a ballpein hammer (aka ball peen) can mark your metal; however, you may actually want it to do that on purpose. That’s exactly what I used it for when I made my Easy Cuff Bracelet. You’ll notice these hammers are made of steel and have a flat side and a rounded side to the hammer’s head. You can find these available at metal jewelry suppliers as well as some hardware stores. They range in price and size any where from about $4 and up.
Along with texturing metal, you can use a hammer like this to shape metal as well. If you are concerned about marking metal with a steel hammer, you can always wrap your metal with a piece of leather to protect it.

Lesson 2(Hammer for metal jewelry making)-Rawhide hammer


A rawhide hammer is, as the name implies, partially made of rawhide. The handle is usual wood and the head is rawhide. (Dog owners beware to keep this out of site and smell of your four-legged friends!) These range in price from $15 to $20. The hammer pictured is available at wire-sculpture.com/ and most suppliers who sell wire or metal related tools will have rawhide and other types of hammers available.
These hammers are used for a number of reasons. One use of this hammer is to work harden it, which means you will harden the metal. Any time you hammer, bend, or stretch metal, you are making it harder. So a rawhide hammer is helpful for his because it won’t mark your metal.

Another use for a rawhide hammer is to just flatten a piece of metal. For example, maybe you cut out a shape, like a metal star, using tin snips, and your star is no longer flat. You can use this hammer to flatten it out again.

Lesson 1(Hammer for metal jewelry making)-Introduction

Introduction
It’s hammer time! I had to say that, sorry. Seriously, though, of all the tools you’ll have in your tool box or at your work bench, hammers can be a metal worker’s best friend, and they are really essential to the processes of fabricating metal. Both jewelry makers who work with wire and metalsmiths who work with materials such as metal plating use hammers to harden metals, straighten them, or even texture them sometimes. So they are really tools that are considered multi-taskers.
While there are a surprising variety of hammers available to jewelers, ranging from size and materials they are made of, I’m going to cover two of the “must have” hammers in this article. Most jewelry makers will find over time and practice that they may gravitate to other types of hammers, but this is an individual decision based on preference and the type of jewelry you make.

Therefore, while I suggest you have a the two hammers I plan to cover here in your tool box – a rawhide hammer and a ballpein hammer – I also suggest you experiment with other hammers to see how they fit your metal jewelry making needs.

Lesson 6(bead board)-finishing the jewelry piece

Saturday, November 10, 2007


Once you have determined that your beaded jewelry item (necklace, bracelet, anklet, whatever it is) you can remove the piece from the bead board and finish it off using your choice of finishing technique, such as a crimp bead or a bead tip. The bracelet pictured was finished off using crimp beads.

Lesson 5(bead board)-start stringing bead



Now you’re ready to go ahead and string up your beads onto your chosen stringing medium. The string pictured here is actually beading wire. On either side of the strung beads are bead stoppers, fabulous little gauges that help make sure you don’t lose your beads before you’re ready to finish.
You’ll notice that I have the strung beads back on the bead board. This is because it’s a good idea after stringing to double check that you have the desired length. You’ll also notice that my strand is a little longer than 6 inches. This is because I am allowing about 1 inch or so for the clasp. This is something to always consider before finishing a piece of beaded jewelry.

Lesson 4(bead board)-Arranging the bead



the next step is to start determining where you want to place your beads in the design. If you already have a pattern to follow, great, just go ahead and put them in the correct order on your board. However, if you are not sure what pattern you plan to string yet, this is when a board becomes super handy. Just play with the arrangement of your beads, moving them into different configurations until you find a design that you like.

Lesson 3(bead board)-First step when you using the bead board



Once you have your bead board ready, it’s time to select your beads and start to add them to the groove in the board. At this point, don’t worry about length or what goes where, just get your beads together and start adding them to the board.

Lesson 2(bead board)-How to Use a Bead Board

First, there are a few different types of bead boards, but most will at the very least have one long groove around the board where you set your beads as you prepare to string. On either side of this groove are markings and numbers. Each long mark represents an inch, and each of the shorter marks represent a half inch. These markings help you determine the final length of a piece of beaded jewelry. In the center of the board, are small extra compartments where you can store beads as you work.

Lesson 1(BEAD BOARD))-bead board description

Wednesday, November 7, 2007



First, there are a few different types of bead boards, but most will at the very least have one long groove around the board where you set your beads as you prepare to string. On either side of this groove are markings and numbers. Each long mark represents an inch, and each of the shorter marks represent a half inch. These markings help you determine the final length of a piece of beaded jewelry. In the center of the board, are small extra compartments where you can store beads as you work.

sisters bracelet

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

This 3 bracelet special order from customer.Customer give the budget n im design for them.The main material was Swarovki Crystal.

My lovely family

Sunday, November 4, 2007






Welcome again to the new guys.Here i would to sharing my family photos.From that picture u can see i'm a mother of two kid.My first son was 2years old n my doughter around 7 month going to 8.

My daughter with her first bracelet

More pictures

Another picture of my daughter





Zaty Creations: herringbone bracelet

Thursday, November 1, 2007

Zaty Creations: herringbone bracelet

herringbone bracelet




this is my first herrinbone design ,i got this idea from mei blog..mei doing it very well...but me....emmm.but anywhere enjoy the picture.