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      Personalized jewelry is all the craze, and Lisa is going to show you some great stamping designs to incorporate into your jewelry. Not only does she cover a lot of great designs, she also introduces you texture, shape, and layers - to take your designs to the next level. These new techniques will give your stamping projects a little extra something special. Join Lisa for this free class filled with designs to expand your stamped jewelry repertoire!

       

      hi I'm Lisa Niven Kelly founder of

      Beaducation and today I'm here to show you

      all kinds of different designs for your

      stamped metal jewelry if you haven't

      already learned to stamp you got a jump

      on over and check out my other class

      stamping on metal it's a free class and

      I go on and on about all the details you

      need to learn go into depth on tools and

      materials and all that good stuff once

      you've done that and you're ready to

      push your designs to the next level come

      on over here check this out welcome and

      I want to remind you that on our site we

      have all kinds of classes that

      incorporate stamping so make sure to

      look at those as well as the DIY design

      section tons of design ideas in there

      and we're going to show you a bunch of

      those today I want to remind you about

      the book that I wrote this is a great

      go-to place for design ideas as well and

      you'll learn some new techniques in that

      cool so let's get started the first

      design I want to talk about is layering

      it's a pretty obvious design you just

      take your blanks punch a hole in the top

      and the jump ring goes through all the

      blanks so all three of these are on one

      jump ring has some nice movement and you

      can layer names this right here is just

      class of 2013 Sara but I've done this

      with a kid's name on the top in the

      middle on the bottom that's a really

      popular design here's one with just

      things of interest this is my daughter

      Izzy she loves volleyball and her bike

      so that's her pendant and then this one

      is fun too we've actually put a little

      secret message in the back there but the

      back plate is textured with some flour

      stamps and the front just has a nice

      word and a pretty design stamps all

      strung on chain and beads so there's one

      design idea remember you don't always

      have to stamp straight lines on these

      samples here we've stamped on a curve so

      this guy we've got Elizabeth facing out

      over here with a home is where the heart

      is we've got the letters facing in

      either one looks nice I just wanted to

      show you those options and if you're

      used to lining up your letters against

      maybe a Sharpie pen line or the edge of

      some tape you're now going to use

      the edge of this rounded part as your

      guide and stamped from there I wanted to

      show you some examples of collage

      stamping where you're sort of thinking

      outside the box with your design stamps

      to build a scene now we do have a free

      class on this with Danelle street called

      collage stamping and I recommend

      checking that out so she can show you

      some of the techniques but here's a

      couple simple samples over here this

      one's really straightforward just two

      birds on a line and she is the slash

      stamp to build these lines so stamping

      it over and over again so you can go

      simple to a little more intense over

      here like on the Jen pendant we've got

      some grass and leaves and flowers and I

      really like how she used two different

      fonts there for the name that kind of

      adds a little spice in there this one

      here on the top and bottom of Layla's

      that's just one design stamp but she

      stamped it three times and then three

      times here to build a whole nother look

      with the one stamp and up here I love

      this tree she used our cloud stamp as

      sort of the bushy branches of the tree

      in the slash stamp to build the trunk

      and the branches as you're designing

      along where I've just encouraged you to

      think outside of the box with the design

      stamps I want to encourage you to think

      outside of the box with the blanks so

      here we've got a really big circle that

      we've made into a gift tag and this is

      an ornament and this large shape was cut

      out a sheet and this was riveted on it's

      pretty sweet and look at this guy it's a

      gift tag so on this side to Jill from

      Mary but something that they can keep

      and maybe hang from the tree or hang on

      the wall or even a piece of jewelry

      on these samples we again fought outside

      the box with the design stamps and you

      can see how the superfun texture that we

      were able to create on this pendant up

      here we use like six different design

      stance stamped in a pattern moving from

      the inside out and then actually put on

      a white patina and buffed it off to

      leave the white down and the impressions

      something new and interesting over here

      on the Chevron I used a texture hammer

      on the brass pieces to get that fun

      texture and then design stamps on the

      copper pieces on this guy here you

      really went for it and made all kinds of

      different textures with a bunch of

      different stamps and then the three

      layers are put together with nuts and

      bolts to make this pendant you can check

      out our product video on the nuts and

      bolts to figure out how to use those I

      want to mention a little bit about

      shaping that's why I've got you looking

      at the tops of these bracelet pieces on

      a piece let's say like this guy here if

      I left all these segments straight it

      wouldn't flow nicely around my wrist but

      because I've given them a slight Bend it

      does take on the shape of my wrist

      nicely same goes for this cuff and this

      flat plaque piece here so I'll show you

      what I use for that is called a bracelet

      bending plier and it looks like this

      it's a nylon jaw and it's got a curve in

      it so you can come on your metal and

      just squeeze squeeze squeeze and it

      starts to curve it in the perfect shape

      if you want to learn more about this

      tool or learn how to make these stamped

      cuffs

      check out my say it on your wrist free

      class

      these samples show some techniques that

      I really want to encourage you to get

      into and it's soldering and riveting so

      this piece here this heart is soldered

      on to this sterling circle and I think

      it just looks great this simple

      soldering like this and we do have a

      free class on this really can help you

      add interesting embellishments to your

      pieces over here these pieces are

      riveted this little flower the gold

      flower is riveted on to the copper

      washer with a heart decorative rivet so

      that's kind of fun the top of the rivet

      is typically round this guy is heart and

      we have other shapes as well these two

      are riveted together with two rivets

      right there and this one up here uses

      riveting and soldering so this a is

      soldered to this copper piece and then

      the whole copper piece is riveted to

      this back piece that I've textured with

      some design stamps so it kind of brings

      the whole thing in together

      you can see how soldering and riveting

      really lend themselves well to stamping

      and I encourage you to go check out our

      free classes the soldering one like I

      mentioned we've got someone riveting

      various designs and check out our

      product videos because you'll find some

      tips in there as well along the lines of

      riveting and soldering I just wanted to

      show you these two bracelets we've

      really been having fun adding stuff to

      leather so these are some leather cuffs

      and these plaques that we've made the

      top pieces and the little flowers are

      soldered on and then the whole team the

      whole piece is riveted to the leather so

      it makes a really fun interesting

      bracelet as I mentioned in the intro our

      goal today is to inspire you so I hope

      you learned a whole bunch of stuff I

      wanted to play with an idea though I

      have this plaque here that says Sarah

      and I've riveted on the star I just

      wanted to talk about all the various

      ways that I can then make this into

      let's say a bracelet so I want to show

      you I've got a lot of choices I can

      rivet it onto a piece of leather that

      looks great I can take some leather

      cording and either run it through each

      side and tie it off or maybe run it

      through the back and have it be a really

      simple bracelet that

      that also looks nice or with some jump

      rings attach it to some chain and just

      make it like a little plaque bracelet I

      like that a lot or another thing that

      I've done quite often is attach it to a

      strand of beads so don't forget that

      very large selection of beads you got

      sitting at home my friends and use some

      stringing wire and attach it up with

      some beads see that would look nice like

      that as well so there you go the

      possibilities are endless

      have fun okay my friends so that's a lot

      of designs I didn't lie did I don't

      forget about all the stuff I reminded

      you about on our website to check out

      and always think outside of the box and

      we're not just making jewelry with

      stamps you can do all kinds of different

      stuff think outside of the box with the

      blanks and with the stamps have fun and

      always drop us a line and let us know

      what you're working on we look forward

      to seeing that thanks again