Bead Jewelry Kit
Contains Everything a Beginner Needs to Get Started

You Get Online/DVD Home-Study Video Classes
PLUS
Beads, Tools, and Materials
to Help You Quickly Master the Basics of Beaded Jewelry

If you are interested in learning how to make beaded jewelry and you don't have a clue how to get started, then you have come to the right place.

I have put together a starter bead kit that has everything you need to master the basics of jewelry beading.

If you fit one of the following descriptions, then this kit is perfect for you.

1. You don't have time to search craft stores for everything needed to get started.
   
   
2. You don't have access to or don't want to pay for expensive face-to-face jewelry making classes.
   
   
3. You are looking for a nice crafting gift for someone you know who wants to learn how to bead.

Part 1
Seven Video Classes to Build Your Foundation

The core of this all-in-one package is my online video home-study course, "Bead Jewelry Making for the Clueless Jewelry Artist WannaBe."

This course gives you online access to Seven video classes that show you the basics of both bead stringing and bead weaving.

Here's a detailed description of the beading techniques you will learn in each of the classes:

• Introduction of the Essential jewelry making tools
  
• Key basic jewelry making techniques
  
• Types and sizes of Swarovski crystal beads
  
• Types and sizes of Czech fire polished beads
  
• Explanation of how crystal beads are made
  
• Special types of coatings used on crystal beads
  
• Types and sizes of seed beads
  
• Differences between Japanese seed beads and Czech seed beads
  
• Information about nylon string for bead weaving
  
• Technique for straightening out coiled nylon string
  
• Selecting correct Nylon Coated Stainless Steel Wire for Bead Stringing
  
• Description and use of Flush Cutter Tool
  
• Description and use of Round Nose Pliers Tool
  
• How to Find a good pair of Round Nose Pliers
  
• Description and use of Round Nose Pliers Tool
  
• Importance of Using a Beads Mat
  
• Description and use of Bead Trays
  
• Description and use of a Design Board
  
• Using GS Hypo Cement to Strengthen your Jewelry
  
• Using a Beads Case to keep your beads organized
  

• Explanation and use of Spring Ring Clasp
  
• Explanation and use of Extender to make necklace longer
  
• Explanation and use of Clam Shell parts
  
• How to use Crimp Beads
  
• Explanation and use of Jump Rings to connect different parts
  
• Most Common technique for Starting a Necklace
  
• Improved, more professional technique for Starting a Necklace
  
• Demonstration of stringing a flower bead necklace using Swarovski
  
• Explanation of how to hide excess wire inside beads
  
• Demonstration of bead color coordination for nicer looking center
  
• Demonstration of how to correctly open and close jump rings
  
• Tip for crimping a crimp bead inside clam shell to make the necklace look
  
• Demonstration of how to correctly use Clam Shell parts
  
• How to use an Extender to increase length of necklace

• Advantages of using a Toggle Clasp when making a bracelet.
  
• Explanation of how to string without wasting valuable wire.
  
• Demonstration of stringing a flower bead bracelet using Swarovski crystal beads
  
• Technique for adjusting the length of the bracelet
  
• How to place a Clam Shell part on the wire
  
• Demonstration of how to start the bracelet with a crimp bead in the Clam Shell
  
• How to hide the excess wire inside the largest bead
  
• Explanation of technique to leave the right amount of space between beads for a more attractive appearance
  
• Using Hypo Cement to strengthen Clam Shell parts
  
• Demonstration of using Chain Nose Pliers and Round Nose Pliers to open Jump Rings
  

• Demonstration of how to make a pair of Birthstone Color earrings
  
• Description of Rondell parts
  
• Demonstration of basic pinwork techniques
  
• Description of Head Pin part
  
• Demonstration of how to properly bend Head Pin to a 90 degree angle
  
• Explanation of how to properly cut Head Pin after bending
  
• Demonstration of how to properly make a loop using Round Nose Pliers
  
• Tip for making sure that you create properly shaped loops consistently
  
• Demonstration of how to use Chain Nose Pliers to open loop on French Wire
  

• Demonstration of the fundamental basic bead weaving technique
  
• Tip for how to make both sides of nylon string equal before you start weaving
  
• Demonstration of the basic criss-cross bead weaving technique
  
• Demonstration of how to pull 4 weaved beads into a basic square shape
  
• Tip for how to keep beads in the middle of the string when you weave
  
• Demonstration of how to pull 4 square shapes into a bead ball shape
  
• Demonstration of how to make the bead ball have a more solid feel
  
• Tip for making sure that you don't miss an important step when weaving together one side of the bead ball
  
• Demonstration of technique to finish the bead ball weave
  
• How to tie a simple square knot to start finishing the bead ball
  
• Demonstration of how to make the finishing knot more secure
  
• Tip of how to hide the finishing knot for a more professional look
  
• Tip for making the bead ball even more solid
  
• Demonstration of how to properly use your Flush Cutter tool to cut Nylon String
  

• Demonstration of how to make a pair of earrings using a bead ball
  
• Explanation of how using different size beads impacts appearance of final design
  
• Tip for practicing pinwork techniques without using expensive sterling silver pins
  
• Description of Head Pin parts
  
• Description of Eye Pin parts
  
• Demonstration of how to correctly bend the Eye Pin to a 90 degree angle
  
• Demonstration of how to use your Flush Cutter to cut of excess pin
  
• Demonstration of how to use Round Nose Pliers to make a loop
  
• Tips for making sure that you consistently create correctly formed loops
  
• Explanation of importance of making eyes of loops face in same direction
  
• Demonstration of how to make the bottom part of earring using a bead ball
  
• Demonstration of how to correctly bend the Head Pin to a 90 degree angle
  
• Explanation of how to correctly connect loops of Eye Pin and Head Pin
  
• Demonstration of opening and closing loops with Chain Nose Pliers
  
• Demonstration of how to open and close French wire loop
  

• Demonstration of how to make a bracelet using a basic weaving technique
  
• Explanation of how to vary design by using different size beads
  
• Explanation of when nylon coated wire is appropriate for bead weaving
  
• Explanation of the type of nylon coated wire to use when bead weaving
  
• Explanation of how much wire to start with when weaving a bracelet
  
• Demonstration of how to properly crimp a crimp bead to start the bracelet
  
• Demonstration of how to start figure 8 pattern weave
  
• Tip for how to pull the wire tight during weaving to get a better end result
  
• Demonstration of how to finish the figure 8 pattern weave
  
• Demonstration of putting on a Clam Shell part to begin finishing the bracelet
  
• Demonstration of how to crimp the crimp bead to create a nice triangle shape
  
• Tip for using GS Hypo cement in the Clam Shell to make the bracelet stronger
  
• Demonstration of how to properly cut the wire inside the Clam Shell
  
• Demonstration of using Chain Nose Pliers to close Clam Shell parts
  
• Demonstration of how to part on the Toggle Clasp part
  
• Demonstration opening and closing Jump Ring using Chain Nose and Round Nose Pliers
  

Extra Bonuses Included in
the Video Home-Study Course

As you can see, your video classes cover all the bases to get you started on the right foot.

In addition to your seven videos I also included additional information in the Video Home-Study Course to help make learning jewerly making as easy and enjoyable as possible.

BONUS #1: Additional Jewelry Making Tips and Tricks Video

I occasionally create short jewellry making tips video tutorials to help my students. I assembled all of them together and you can access each one of them in the same video library that contains your seven lessons.

Here's a list of the jewelry making tips on video:

• How to Use a Bead Spinner with Seed Beads
• How to Keep Track of Left and Right Strings when Bead Weaving
• How to Use a Bead Reamer
• How to Clean Holes of Swarovski Pearls
• How to Use a Ring Stick to correctly size Beaded Rings
• How to Make your own chain for Necklaces
• How to Hide a Crimp Bead for a more Professional Look
• How to Make Loops with Eye Pins and Head Pins
• How to Straighten Nylon String Before Bead Weaving
• Comparison of Swarovski beads and Czech Fire Polished Beads
• Three Essential Tools Needed for Jewelry Making
• How to Use Bead Trays
• How to Use Cement to Strengthen Your Jewelry
• How to Use a Bead Mat
• Example of Selling Jewelry at Craft Shows
  
  

BONUS #2: Online Jewelry Supply Vendors List

There are many jewelry suppliers on the internet. I have put together a list for you of over 20 online suppliers that I recommend. These are the same suppliers that I use all the time.

BONUS #3: Online Jewelry Making Educational Resources

There are many online resources and communities where jewelry making experts gather to exchange information, ask questions, and answer them.

I put together for you a list of the the top ten.

These are the same communities that I visit regularly to exchange information with fellow jewelry makers and they will help you tremendously.

Part 2
Your Video Classes on Two DVDs

Just in case you don't have high speed internet access, that's OK because I also include in the kit a two DVD set that contains the same video lessons found in the online home-study course.

This is very valuable because it means you get all the valuable bonuses in the home-study course, and you still can watch the video classes on a DVD instead of watching them on the interet.

Part 3
Jewelry Making Tools, Bead, and Supplies

Of course, you can get all the supplies you need to complete the video classes on your own.

If you prefer to do that then I recommend just getting the video home-study course. The required materials list is also provided with the course. Click the link if you want to learn more about the beginner jewelry making home-study course.

However, if you don't want to deal with the hassle of getting all the supplies on your own, I include in the kit all of the tools, beads, and supplies you need to complete all seven video classes.

These include round nose pliers, chain nose pliers, flush cutter, over 240 swarovski crystal beads, 500 seed beads, two spools of stringing wire, one spool of monofilament string, a bead mat, bead trays,49 additional parts including head pins, eye pins, extenders, clam shells, jump rings, crimp beads, toggle clasps, spring rings, and french ear wires.

You will find everything you need to make the beautiful necklaces, bracelets, and earrings found on the videos.

Get This All-in-One Kit
and Save Yourself a lot of Time and Money

As you can see I have packed a lot of value into this kit. I don't believe there is anything else like it available on the internet.

Just how much value?

Well, if you purchased the online course, the DVDs, and all the tools and supplies seperately, the retail cost would be over $300.

But putting it all together in one package saves me costs too, so that I can offer the entire kit to you for 50% off the retail price.

That means you can get everything for only $149.97 and that includes free shipping.

Click Here to Order Your All-in-one Jewelry Making Kit

Get Started on the Right Foot

As with any new skill, you will be more encouraged to continue learning if you start out on the right foot with a positive experience.

My courses have taught hundreds of crafters how to make beautiful jewelry, and I know this all-in-one kit will give you the start you need.

I encourage you to invest in this kit and learn what I believe is the most fun and fulfilling craft there is.

Yours for Making Beautiful Jewelry,

Eri Attebery

P.S. Remember that if you want to get the tools and supplies on your own, you can also get the online course or two DVD set seperately. Click this link to learn more about these online beginning jewelry classes on video.