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July 2010 | Every issue of Art Jewelry gives you:
- Step-by-step instructions to teach
you how to make beautiful pieces of
jewelry
- Full-color photos to get you inspired by others' work
- Artist
interviews where you'll learn about the artists' motivation and
inspiration
- Plus exclusive online access to download jewelry
projects,
post photos of your own work in the Subscriber Gallery, and read reviews
of products tested by the editors
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Looking for Downloadable Projects? Click here to view and purchase projects found in the
July 2010 issue.
Features  | When to Use Lab-Grown Gemstones Want a large, flawless gem you can actually afford? "Techno gems" may be your best choice. |
 | How to Layer Colored Pencil on Copper By
Jill L. Erickson We'll show you some tricks for making your colors stick. |
 | Learn to Make Wide-Band Rings that Really Fit Size 7 is not always a size 7. Find out how to adjust your wide band's gauge, size, and shape for maximum comfort. |
 | Whip up an Open Round Chain mail Pattern Start with a mandrel to master this chain mail pattern in four easy steps. |
 | Discover a Better Way to Paint with Gold By
Pam East Gold overlay paste forms a veneer that can flake off; follow this simple process to make a stronger bond. |
 | Expand Your Polymer Skills with a Savvy Stretch Bracelet Learn to use organza and concealed tubing to elevate a tried-and-true clasp-free bracelet. |
Departments From the Editor: Hazel Wheaton Going public: how social media is affecting jewelry makers.
Contributors: About Our Artists Our artists debate keeping material costs low and jewelry value high.
Reader Forum We share your comments, questions, and tips. News & Announcements Jewelry-related shows, exhibits, workshops, calls for entry, conferences, and more! Reviews - The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Jewelry Making Techniques by Vannetta Seecharran showcases jewelry made with nontraditional materials.
- Jewelry Illustration by Dominique Audette is a timeless reference.
Stone Sense by Richard M. Shull G.G. Sapphire: A Versatile Stone.
Studio Savvy by Christopher C. Darway Stick with Me, Kid: Using adhesives in jewelry work.
Business Savvy by Marlene Richey Branding: It’s More than Just a Name. Gallery A collection of pieces to intrigue and inspire you. Beyond Jewelry Formed through thousands of hammer blows, Danielle Crissman’s copper creature is as ominous as it is beautiful. Basics See demonstrations and definitions of beginning jewelry-making techniques needed for projects in this issue.
• Online Extras! Check out our jewelry-making tutorials and videos on basic techniques for metal, metal clay, wirework, polymer clay, enamel, and more! Also, find out what tools and supplies you should have in your jewelry-making toolbox.Online Exclusive: Find Events and Classes Near You
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