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Jewelry Making Information for Beginners and Pros
	JewelryMakingInformation.com is a blog site dedicated to giving jewelry making tips, video tutorials, product reviews, and other jewelry making resources to both beginner and advanced jewelry makers. http://jewelrymakinginformation.com (Clicks: 9; Link added: Dec 20, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Jewelry Making Blogs Crafty Tip When bead weaving using nylon string, the string will be in a coiled shape when you take it off the spool. This will make it more difficult to weave. Straighten out the string by boiling some water and running the string back and forth through the steam until it becomes perfectly straight.

Phat Hemp Jewelry
	Information on making hemp jewelry, visit behind the scenes of a hemp jewelry maker, and explore my hemp jewelry for sale. http://phathemp.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Sep 24, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Jewelry Making Blogs Crafty Tip If you are having difficulty putting a bead on a larger cord, such as hemp, using beeswax on the end of the cord will typically allow the bead to just slide right down. This is also useful for sealing the ends of the cords.

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