How to Make Jewelry : How to Sell Homemade Jewelry

Written by Jewelry on January 1, 2010

Learn how to sell homemade valuables in this giveaway video array upon valuables making. Expert: Debra Windsong Contact: www.debrawindsong.com Bio: Debra Windsong is a owners of a successful Shining Star Gallery, where she creates as well as sells gemstone jewelry. Filmmaker: Patrick Eaves

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22 Comments to “How to Make Jewelry : How to Sell Homemade Jewelry”

  1. latterox21
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    yay! im 12! lol…..i’m starting to make jewelry
    i think i’m pretty good and i wanna sell my things

  2. Yyodigojojojojajaja
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    I there! do you have facebook?

  3. MELLAMOAMOR
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    i forgot! you have to enter *~fashion jewelry~*

  4. MELLAMOAMOR
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    i made custome jewelry and i want to sell my designs but it’s so hard =( , is this so ugly??? check it out, at myspace under the name anna diaz, and post a comment please!

  5. iphoneharrypotterfan
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    me 2 i really want to start!!!

  6. SeniorAgent
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    Hello there! I just wanted to say that your jewelry is all truly beautiful and unique. ^^ I am looking forward to the day when I finally purchase some beading wire to help myself out…

  7. SeniorAgent
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    Again, I’m 12 too! :D And that’s a real interesting idea, recycling stuff like that. ^^ Good luck with the selling!

  8. SeniorAgent
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    heyyee, I’m only 12 and I’m trying jewelry making…I’m not very good at it, though. =_=

  9. mauscott2000
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    im 12 and im just starting to sell recycled jewelry out of pop tabs and newspaper

  10. etkld1
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    what glue do u use

  11. etkld1
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    I got another Q can I post a video respnse, and see if my jewelry is pretty good! PLEASE I Am only 11 and want to start

  12. etkld1
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    where do u find the neck things. I am 11 and I want to start doing this.
    what are a few ways to get the word out

  13. RUR482i
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    That depends on the kind of wire your looking for?First look on line at different types of wire such as types of metal gold gold filled gold plated silver silver plated copper etc also what you will use it for will tell you what you need hard soft semi hard round square etcStart small with the wire you can get at michaels craft store they have different colored wire.If its beading wire you can get it there also &walmart has some cheep beading wire as you learn you can go up to the better stuff.

  14. geneebos
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    Wher do you purchase your wire?

  15. 380364
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    thanks

  16. WasWasNot6000
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    Oh one short note! Make sure you have very good natural lighting too they make the natural light lamps there a bit pricy but wait till they have a sale on it. And make sure you dont bead for hours on end it can be hard on the eyes! And lastly? This hobbie can become expensive unless your a dealer then you get a discount at some of the bigger stores that sell only beads etc. If you sell try to stay off ebay bad storys bout that, plus about selling on line is you dont have to pay tax on it. :)

  17. WasWasNot6000
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    Try checking the local library for beading books and arts and crafts books some show you how you can use almost anything to make jewelry and ask if they have any bead or craft making video tapes. You can get some pretty good ideas on designs that way too. Thats how I started making jewelry too. :) Happy beading! :)

  18. WasWasNot6000
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    There are a number of places to get the supplys. Michaels and Jo-Anns craft stores, Walmart has a beading section too. As you get better there are other bead stores, you have to look on-line for stores in your home town and also you can order them on line. Personaly I like seeing the stuff I’m getting up close and personal so I stick to stores close by when I can. Also try garage and yard sales to find some already made stuff you might want to restring too. Hope that helps some? :)

  19. preprimaria
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    where do you get all the supplies to do the jewelery…?

  20. ilovedogsalot98
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    i need to know how to make a homemade jewlwey
    from stuff around the house

  21. BMXER1987
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    nice

  22. bigbrat947
    8:09 am on January 1st, 2010

    Great videos I enjoy all of them. I was wondering if you have an email or some sort of communication you are willing to share other then this comment board on youtube?

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