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Flux Capacitor - Cuff Links
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As seen in the Rings & Things 2010 Super Supplement
Created by: Mollie Valente
This design is made with CRYSTALLIZED™ – Swarovski Elements.
2 #44-054 21mm genuine India pices coins, copper
2 #29-563-24 24mm sono wood ring beads, dark brown
2 #44-154-7 25mm round filigrees with center hole, antiqued copper plate
2 #06-906-20-160 CRYSTALLIZED™ 20mm crystal orchid pendants, crystal/silver shade
2 #30-292-1 Cuff links with 15mm round pad, white
2 #37-145-7 6mm round jump rings, antiqued copper plate
2 #43-138-7 10mm TierraCast® Hammertone cast large-hole bead caps,
antiqued copper plate
2 #56-030-1 1/2" bead bars, white
Tools and supplies: chain-nose pliers, bent chain-nose pliers, bead reamer (#69-058), Epoxy 330 adhesive (#60-230)
TIPS:
* Use a bead reamer to enlarge the center hole in the filigree so the bead bar will fit snugly.
* Center and glue the coin to the round filigree and allow it to dry.
* Insert the bead bar through the bead cap, orchid crystal, and pices/filigree.
* Insert a jump ring through the bead-bar hole. It should be snug.
* Glue the filigree base to the wooden ring bead and allow it to dry.
* Glue cuff link finding to the back of the wooden ring.
Design Option: This design also makes nice buttons. Just substitute the button shank (#30-660) for the cuff link.
For other jewelry-making tips, see the "Techniques" section at the top of our Designer Tip Sheets
To view our jewelry-making technique sheets (PDF files), you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download it free here.
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