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DIY Pendant Jewelry

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    1. How to Make a Bullet Shell Pendant
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    Here’s another unique DIY jewelry idea: the bullet shell pendant. Make your own necklace pendant with a crystal bead and a bullet shell. Set trends!

    How to Make a Bullet Shell Pendant
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    Here’s another unique DIY jewelry idea: the bullet shell pendant. Make your own necklace pendant with a crystal bead and a bullet shell. Set trends!

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    2. How to Wire Wrap a Stone Pendant
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    Want to add a new piece to your jewelry collection? Learn how to make your own wire-wrapped stone pendant! Jewelry Tutorial HQ guides you through the process.

    How to Wire Wrap a Stone Pendant
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    Want to add a new piece to your jewelry collection? Learn how to make your own wire-wrapped stone pendant! Jewelry Tutorial HQ guides you through the process.

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    3. How to Make a DIY Washer Pendant
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    Looking for something new to spice up your jewelry collection? Try this customizable DIY washer pendant! Jewelry Tutorial HQ shows you how it’s done in minutes.

    How to Make a DIY Washer Pendant
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    Looking for something new to spice up your jewelry collection? Try this customizable DIY washer pendant! Jewelry Tutorial HQ shows you how it’s done in minutes.

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    4. How to Make a DIY Bail for Pendants
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    Learn how to make your own Aanraku bails! Jewelry Tutorial HQ shows you how to form a spiral and loop with 14-gauge wire to glue on to your favorite pendant.

    How to Make a DIY Bail for Pendants
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    Learn how to make your own Aanraku bails! Jewelry Tutorial HQ shows you how to form a spiral and loop with 14-gauge wire to glue on to your favorite pendant.

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    Terri R
    Great job!! I'm excited to sit down & try this once I have all my tools??
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    Beth B
    Where did you find a jewel the right size for the shell?
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    Meadow L
    I love these I have a friend who uses shot gun shell caps and makes them into bracelets.. Im going to show her this;)
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    Jewelry Tutorial HQ
    Thanks so much, Meadow! Making jewelry from bullets is really fun :)
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    Yrna S
    Where can I find empty shell casings?
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    Jewelry Tutorial HQ
    Hi Yrna! I actually have several kinds for sale in my Etsy shop, Bespangled Beads (copy + paste): http://etsy.me/1bbIrzY. You could also search eBay, perhaps! Have fun :)
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    Pam K
    I love this lesson. Is there any way to obtain actual written instructions? It would be most helpful to know exactly what supplies and tools are needed as well as possible sources of those supplies. Thanks.
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    Jewelry Tutorial HQ
    Hi Pam! I don't have any written instructions yet aside from the videos, but the list of supplies and more tips can be found here in this blog post: http://jewelrytutorialhq.com/how-to-make-bullet-shell-pendants-video/ I apologize - this should have been uploaded with the video. I will see if I can include it here as well. Thanks so much!
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