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MAKING
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The UK's best jewellery magazine
PHOTOGRAPHY
MASTERCLASS!
Learn how to take great photos
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PROJECTS
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Editor’s
Letter
t’s autumn and the
season where the
colours of nature
really shine. Deep warm
hues of red, gold and
yellow come out and the
countryside becomes a
breathtaking vista. In
this vane we can’t let a
year go by without autumn being a theme for
an issue late in the year.
Leaves, berries and branches form the basis
of the seasonal designs that adorn these
pages. Our gorgeous cover project is by Pat
Wilson (p28) and is her first one for
MJ.
I love
copper clay and its lovely warm colour. It’s
pretty easy to use and as it’s also torch fireable
it gets around the need to kiln fire – great for
your budget! Another personal favourite this
month is Tansy Wilson’s Moon earrings (p52).
They look gorgeous and are a good soldering
project for a beginner.
I have fi nally found the time in my busy
schedule to write up a comprehensive guide
to taking good photos of your jewellery
makes. It’s always the fi rst thing readers ask
about when they are looking for advice.
Good, clear, sharp photos are essential to
selling your work or even just to show it off
on social media. In my masterclass, I take
you through everything you need to consider
when photographing your work. Fortunately
we live in an age when you don’t even need to
have a camera as most modern smartphones
have perfectly good cameras!
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CONTENTS
REGULARS
5
JEWELLERY TALK
The latest news, reviews and information
60
20
COLOUR & STYLE
Inspiration for this seasons style
42
10 QUESTIONS
Interview with jeweller Sue Robinson
45
BUSINESS MATTERS
Advice for setting up a jewellery shop
51
ON TREND
Spice up your wardrobe with these
stylish accessories
65
WHAT INSPIRES
Find out what inspires Bayou Glass Arts
81
TOP 8
A selection in autumn colours
82
PRODUCT TEST
Sue tests the Beadalon Ring Weaver Tool
86
PRODUCT REVIEW
We review handy tools of the trade
92
IT’S A JEWELLER’S LIFE
The latest installment of Anna
Mcloughlin’s column
TECHNIQUES
14
PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS
Learn to take great photographs
94
BASIC TECHNIQUES
Beginners’ techniques to get you started
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ISSUE 111 • OCTOBER 2017
PROJECTS
8
FOREVER AUTUMN
Make charming wirework jewellery sets
inspired by the beginning of autumn
23 MOOKITE DELIGHT
Use the polymer appliqué technique to
create fantastic flora-inspired designs
28
NUTS AND BERRIES
Fascinating pieces made using oak,
blackberry leaves, acorns and more
35
STUD EARRINGS
A collection ideal for those who prefer
wearing stud earrings than dangly ones
40
EXTREME FISHING
Create a beautiful necklace designed
for Kevin Costner’s Wife
46
AUTUMN BLENDS
Try out colour blending techniques perfect
for this autumn season
52
TO THE MOON
35
Use jumprings to great effect in this easy
soldering project
56
UPCYCLED JEWELLERY
Learn how to deconstruct and upcycle
inexpensive vintage jewellery
60
WOODLAND BEAUTIES
Create unique components for your
jewellery from polymer clay
66
WIREWORK REPEATS
Follow this simple wire project to learn
how to make easy mirror image pieces
for earrings
71
SILVER & POLYMER CLAY MOTIFS
Explore techniques use for metal
clay jewellery
78
FLEUR-DES-DUOS BRACELET
Use your free beads to make a pretty bracelet
84
CHANDELIER EARRINGS
Make simple earrings with chain
23 28
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