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Lynx Bead Bracelets and Necklaces

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All Lynx Beads have a sumptuous silver finish and are hand enameled pewter beads with an antique look. Lynx beads can be combined in an almost infinite variety of designs to create Lynx bead bracelets and necklaces! Lynx beads fit on all brands of Italian bead bracelets such as Tur-Agamo beads, Pandora, Biagi, Chamilia, Pasha, Trollbeads and more.
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Title: Making Bracelets for fun and to sell

Author: Janice Wee

Article:

In my younger days, I made jewelry for fun, and with the encouragement of friends and family, I started selling them off too. Back then, I did not wear jewelry, never liked wearing them anyway, though I loved making them. I eventually wore jewelry to advertise my work.



It all started when my cousin showed me the earrings she had made. I was fascinated and started experimenting with whatever I could find to make my own jewelry.



My mom is a whiz with all sorts of handicrafts. Macrame, dress making, crochet, rug making, you name it, she's probably made it. She has a nice collection of craft materials. Beads, buttons, fabrics, strings.. and she let me use her materials.



I started with bracelets. No clasps. Just plain stretchable bead bracelets that were simply wooden beads strung together on elastic.



Bracelet making is about putting together a pleasant combination of beads, both in size and color. Mix and match the colors. Mix the big ones for focus with the small ones as fillers. You can thread them through a string first to see how it looks and measure it against your wrist for the fit. Once you are satisfied with the bracelet. String the elastic through the beads and tie a dead knot and hide the loose ends of elastic under the beads.



Here are 2 sets of instruction on bracelet making. Making A Bracelet and How to Make Bead Bracelets.



Once you have made your bracelets, you can sell them to friends and family. Or even get friends to sell for you for a commission. Some pals who love selling stuff might even sell them for free, or mark up the price and take the difference as a profit. Work out something you both are comfortable with.



About the author: The writer is the webmaster of www.buy-bracelets.com - a site totally devoted to bracelets.