She goes through two simple examples: First: She finds some pins (these can usually be found in a flea market or garage sales) and all she does is add a chain and it becomes a beautiful inexpensive necklace.

The second example: She makes a really cute headband by gluing a regular headband (which can be found in most craft stores) with gems and it creates a cute headband. Depending on the gem, it can look really expensive.

Ps. Fabric glue is the best for gluing it together.

I hope you enjoyed this jewelry toturial, now go on and make something simple, inexpensive but beautiful.

Sarah Purgus, jewelry is much more than the perfect complement to a nice outfit.

For this award-winning young artist, jewelry is a form of expression.

“I enjoy working with my hands,” said Ms. Purgus, an 18-year-old Dartmouth High School graduate who earned a national Scholastic Award in design for her portfolio of silver and stone jewelry.

“With the jewelry design I’m able to explore a lot, to be myself creatively.”

Under the tutelage of teacher Judy Cronin, chairwoman of the Unified Arts Department at Dartmouth High School, as well as other Dartmouth High School art educators, Ms. Purgus has established herself as an accomplished artist at a young age. Full Story

This is the First Video in my making Jewelry video tutorial series. I didn’t make this particular Video, but I know this will be of tremendous help to anyone trying to make their own coil earrings, or at the very least, the song is awesome.