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Bead Stringing & More

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Long and lovely garnet lariat

Long and swingy looks to be the trend in jewelry for 2018, and this lovely lariat certainly fits the bill! Use garnet chips for a gemstone splurge, or swap stones to create a different look.

Perfect birthstone project →

The January Birthstone

Every month on Facet, we look at the history and meaning behind birthstones. The gemstone associated with January is the garnet, and this common red stone may surprise you!

Think of pomegranates →

Need a gift for yourself?

The Facet Jewelry Box is almost ready to ship! Give yourself a reward after the stress of the holiday season by ordering one of our many subscription options. Next thing you know, all the supplies and instructions to make two lovely projects will be delivered to your door. All you'll have to do is sit down and create!

Here's some more details →

Quarter Tilas and Amos par Puca

If you don't know what those words mean, read on! Bead&Button associate editor Connie Whittaker brings us up to speed on some of the new bead shapes for 2018. What will you make with them? So many colors →

Don't just organize: upcycle!

January: the month where we all make resolutions to be more organized! This year I'm adding a goal: to re‑use and repurpose as often as I can. Here are some great ways to organize your bead stash and get your supplies under control — all using everyday items from around your home. Submitted by our readers. →

Make your own guitar picks

Check out this cool tool that lets you upcycle all those plastic gift cards you received as gifts into guitar picks! And why would you need those? Well, to create custom components for use in your jewelry in 2018! What else could you upcycle? →

New Design Challenge Themes

It's a new year, and it's time for new themes for the monthly Facet Design Challenge! For the first few months of 2018, we'll be focusing on color. This January, we want to see how the many different shades of white inspire your jewelry making. Be sure to bring in the adjacent colors: silver, clear, and all the shades of gray. Crystals, quartz or fire‑polished glass? Diamonds, zirconias or howlite? White jade, pearls or opals? Silver, nickel, pewter or porcelain? The blank (white) canvas is yours to interpret!

A Whirl of White →

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