Sizzix jewelry

Sizzix and Jill MacKay take DIY to new heights of creativity! The all-new collection of dies, leather and jewelry findings come together for some truly imaginative designs for Jewelry Making. From necklaces and bracelets to just plain old cute earrings an

Learn how to use the Sizzix Jewelry Studio Tool to make a leather bracelet with snap closure. Customize the bracelet with different focal connectors.

I must admit up until a few weeks ago I was vaguely familiar with the name Sizzix but as to what you actually did with a "Sizzix" I was completely in the dark! That was until I stumbled across a video from Vintaj showing how you could use their embossing folders with a Bigshot to create designs on metal ("metal" - my favourite word after chocolate!) I was really impressed and itching to have a go, I just needed a Bigshot........ I waited a few weeks then when the urge to possess one overcame…

Jewelry making with our new leather and Jill MacKay's new Jewelry Collection has never been easier! What type of jewelry are you excited to make with these new dies?

Sizzix has made it easy to create one-of-a-kind jewelry and wearable art at a fraction of the time and effort. Learn how with the Sizzix Jewelry Studio.

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Sizzix Movers & Shapers Magnetic Die Set By Jill MacKay (R)-Leather Carnation Stack, Multicolor

Hi all, I have been swamped with day job woes, meeting publication deadlines, and well, just everyday family life. Today, I decided to am re-run a post from almost exactly 2 years ago. Hope you get some inspiration and ideas! It's no secret I love textured metal...hammered, punched, stamped, etched, embossed. My 1st foray into the arena of texturing metal was by hitting it really hard with my chasing hammer...I didn't really know what I was doing, but it made cool divots in the surface, and…

Haven't been on the blog much...I know I don't have to apologize, but I always feel I should! Haven't felt very creative so far in 2013...I have created, but haven't felt that spark that I should. Part of that stems from the sudden loss of my only brother last week...only 62, he went to out to cut wood and never came home. Luckily, his son knew the area he was working in and sent someone to find him...he apparently had collapsed from some sort of coronary. He had a history of heart disease…