Round Bead Caps
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![]() 400 Tibetan Silver Fancy Floral Round Bead Caps 95mm $20.99 Time Remaining: 5d 13h 10m Buy It Now for only: $20.99 |
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Bridal Hat and Bird Cage Veil - IVORY
Sale Price: $77.45 |
DescriptionA stunning alternative to a traditional veil, this bridal hat with birdcage veil features a floral bead-and-rhinestone center ornament and side decoration, and a spray of feathers to one side. The hat measures 4" in diameter, and the veil reaches 8" past the edge of the hat... |
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Bridal Hat and Bird Cage Veil - White
Sale Price: $72.90 |
DescriptionA stunning alternative to a traditional veil, this bridal hat with birdcage veil features a floral bead-and-rhinestone center ornament and side decoration, and a spray of feathers to one side. The hat measures 4" in diameter, and the veil reaches 8" past the edge of the hat... |
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Xploderz XRanger 2000
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DescriptionThe Xploderz 45205 Xranger 2000 Waterball Gun lets you reminisce about your childhood days as it provides enjoyment for all ages. It allows you to shoot and reload quickly as it comes with a patented firing and ammo system... |
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Xploderz XStormer 1000
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DescriptionOutblast and outlast the competition with Xploderz Xstormer 1000 ! Powerful, light and easy to maneuver. The Xploderz Xstormer 1000 Blaster is a versatile combat weapon with power arm, flip-up site and an ammo clip with ready-to-fire rounds... |
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COIN STORAGE TUBES, round clear plastic w/ screw on tops for AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES (ASE) (Quantity of 10 tubes)
Sale Price: $4.00 |
DescriptionClear plastic, round coin storage tubes with screw on tops. These tubes are specifically designed for storing loose coins, but can also be used to hold other small items such as buttons, sewing supplies, hardware, fishing tackle, Jewelry Making supplies, beads, small cosmetic items, matches, and more. |
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Torch-Fired Enamel Jewelry: A Workshop in Painting with Fire
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DescriptionTorch-Fired Enamel Jewelry combines beading and wire-working techniques with the intense beauty of torch-fired enameled beads. Metal becomes your canvas as you learn the basics of enameling with a torch, then dive into 22 exquisite pieces, ranging from quirky “cattywampus” earrings to ethereal pendants to delicate multi-stranded necklaces... |
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Hand Crocheted Camel Color Rayon Cotton Gimp Large Snood Trimmed with Black Beads for Women Offered in Combination with Large Red Round Beads Ethnic Necklace
Sale Price: $56.99 |
DescriptionHand Crocheted Camel Color Rayon Cotton Gimp Large Snood Trimmed with Black Beads for Women Offered in Combination with Large Red Round Beads Ethnic Necklace |
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Multi Size Round White Color Beads Separated By Metallic Rings Medium Chain Necklace Earrings Offered in Combination with Hand Crocheted White Gimp Skull Cap
Sale Price: $55.99 |
DescriptionMulti Size Round White Color Beads Separated By Metallic Rings Medium Chain Necklace Earrings Offered in Combination with Hand Crocheted White Gimp Skull Cap |
We live in a country where it is normal to treat our dogs as a members of the family - giving them Christmas presents (and receiving some from them, as well), taking them everywhere with us, dressing them up, giving them gourmet food, etc. As Americans, we just love our dogs! And why shouldn't we?
One fun way to show our love for dogs is with dog jewelry. It is possible to find many different types of dog jewelry, but why not make your own? Making dog jewelry is a fun craft for kids or a great art project for adults. Make dog jewelry that resembles your own pet, or make jewelry to give away as gifts!
Here are a few ideas for how to make your own dog jewelry:
· Shrinky-Dink. If you have never used shrinky dink, it is about time you did! Be sure to follow the directions on the packaging... basically, though, you can color on the shrinky dink sheets (about the size of a standard piece of paper) - cut out a dog shape, color it in, poke a hole in it, then stick it in the oven (again, be sure to follow the directions on the packaging!) In the oven, your shrinky dink will shrink, leaving you with beautiful and detailed charms. You can add these charms to a Charm Bracelet, turn them into earrings, or make it into a necklace (to make these things, be sure that you poke a hole through it before you cook it!)
· Bottle Cap Dog Earrings. Take some favorite photos of your dog and cut out pieces that will fit in the underside of a bottle cap. Adhere the photo with Mod Podge (glue-like substance), then coat over the photo a few times with more Mod Podge. You can hot glue onto the back of these some earring studs.
· Doggie Bolo Tie. Pick up a bolo tie clasp (you can likely get one at a local craft store or bead store - if not, try to contact a Western wear store). Find a round and smooth piece of wood (it will be easier to find one at your local craft store). Use a wood burning kit to create a beautiful dog or doggie bone, or paint and then seal a dog on it. Glue the clasp onto the back. You can use a Leather Cord as your bolo cord.
· Bead Dog. You will need to head to a bead shop for this one. Pick up some wire (preferably Sterling Silver, at least 22 gauge), and also find a variety of rounded beads. Choose a large, rounded bead to be the body. Weave 3 pieces of wire through the hole - keep them long for now. The three wire ends at the front will be the two front legs and the head, the wire ends at the back will be the hind legs and the tail. For the tail, use lots of little beads, then twist the wire into a ball at the end to keep them on. The little beads allow your dog's tail to bend however you want it. Use at least two medium size beads for the legs. For the head, use small beads for the neck, and a medium one for the head. You can paint eyes and a mouth on the head.
These are only a few ideas of what you can do to make your own dog jewelry. Be creative. Look around your house and see what you can use. Most of all, have fun!
Anne Clarke writes numerous articles for websites on gardening, parenting, fashion, and home decor. Her background includes teaching and gardening. For more of her articles on dog jewerly, please visit Top Dog Jewelry.










