How Can I Learn How to Make Jewellery?
Whether you’re into sewing, pottery or painting, or you’re completely new to the world of arts and crafts altogether, jewellery making can be a fun and relaxing hobby to learn but where do you start? We know that the idea of starting any new hobby can be daunting, and jewellery making is no different. How can a piece of silver sheet or a gold wire transform into earrings, bracelets, and rings? But learning how to make jewellery doesn’t have to be as complicated as you may think. With the right tools, accessories, support and resources, making jewellery is a possibility for anyone, regardless of experience or skill. That’s where Cooksongold can help.
Types of jewellery making & what you need
There are many types of jewellery making. All beautiful, but each is unique and requires a different set of skills and techniques. From metal stamping right through to enamelling, check out all of the different types of jewellery making below.
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How-to Jewellery Making Videos for Beginners
Check out our jewellery making how-to videos – a great way to learn extra skills and follow projects step by step
How To Make A Ring Using Precious Metal Clay Whether you're a seasoned jewellery maker or just starting out, this project from The Art Of Metal Clay teaches you everything you need to know about making a ring with silver clay.
Adding texture to silver blanks and using different findings to change the look We ordered a selection of ImpressArt stamps and now we are going to be showing you how easy it is to add texture and change the style with different findings.
What happens when you put rock salt in resin? Jewellery maker Sian wants to find out if mixing rock salt with resin will give her a frosted ice effect.
Why Cooksongold?
For over twenty years, Cooksongold has been supplying high-quality materials, tools and workshop machinery to jewellery makers all over the world. From beautiful gemstones to saw frames and blades, we have everything both beginner and professional jewellery makers need to create beautiful pieces to gift or sell Jewellery making is what we do and who we are. We can help you through every step of the journey.
To create stunning jewellery, you’ll first need to set up your workspace with the right tools. Our huge stock range means that we have all the essential tools and supplies you’ll need to get started. With prices to suit all budgets, you can practice and perfect your skills, without breaking the bank. From our jewellery making for beginner kits to our professional rolling mills and engraving machines , all of our products are of the highest quality and are designed specifically to ensure jewellery making projects are completed with ease. Unsure how to use a jewellery tool or piece of machinery? We’re here to help. You can book an online or in-store demonstration and one of our friendly experts will be happy to explain the specifications and answer any of your questions.
Our commitment to helping you on your jewellery making journey doesn’t stop there. Visit The Bench – our helpful blog is filled to the brim with useful technique guides, informational resources and buying guides to help you along on your jewellery making journey. We even have a range of easy-to-follow projects for those who are either new to the hobby or are looking to learn a new specific technique.
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