How To Make Jewelry: How To Use A Jewelry Design Board

[@sandyperchez5571]

This is my 1st time seeing u both in one of your videos..u girls are GORGEOUS!! BTW...I also LUV the few videos of yours that I've seen 😃😍 I'm a true BEGINNER to jewelry making & I luv learning about the tools, tricks & tips. TYFS!!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Aw shucks, Sandy. You are sweet! Thanks so much for watching! J&K

[@crazycatlady2271]

Great instructions and ideas for using the bead board..thank you!😊

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Crazy Cat Lady! ;)

[@scratchcatpublications]

So helpful! Thank you😃

[@TheONeilSisters]

Glad we could help! J&K

[@tonyaknight5176]

I enjoy your jewelry video. Thank you. O'Neal sisters. May God bless you and your families.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you so much!

[@rebeccajns]

Your channel has been popping up in my recommended videos this week & now I'm a follower of yours 😉 I've been beading for about a yr & half, mostly Beadweaving but some stringing & more so lately so this video was helpful. Thanks ladies! 👍 Can't wait to see what's next. ✌💞🌼 P. S. Wish we could of seen the finished necklace. I bet it was very pretty. Maybe nxt video lol. 😜😘

[@TheONeilSisters]

+rebeccajns Hi Rebecca, So glad you like the video and thanks so much for subscribing! We are putting together a complete video for that necklace so watch for it soon!

[@medicinelady20]

I just found this video and was wondering which is better to use for making bracelets, a straight line board, or curved one like in the video, or one of those boards you see made with the round grooves?

[@TheONeilSisters]

Great question! We like to use a small straight beading board for bracelets, but this curved one works well too. We just like the size of the smaller bracelet board. Hope that helps! Jennifer & Kitty

[@tinahhhsorondo8398]

Thank you very helpful for us beginners 🤗

[@TheONeilSisters]

So glad we could help! J&K

[@dollysheweil8175]

Thanks

[@TheONeilSisters]

You're so welcome! Jennifer & Kitty

[@Bloom2Grow]

Can I use this to make a station necklace with cubic zirconia jewels?

[@TheONeilSisters]

Hi Alexis, Did you want to make a station necklace with chain links between the cubic zirconia jewels? Are the jewels in a setting? Perhaps you could make an illusion necklace. Here's a popular one on our blog: runningwithsisters.com/how-to-make-a-pearl-illusion-necklace/ You could substitute cubic zirconia pave beads for the pearls: amzn.to/2SBu0Y4 Hope that helps! Jennifer & Kitty

[@Bloom2Grow]

@@TheONeilSisters Yes, a station necklace with chain links between the jewels. And yes they are set. I’m wondering how to make them equally even.

[@TheONeilSisters]

We recommend marking the size you want between jewels on a card then using it to measure. We used that technique in the Pearl Illusion Necklace: runningwithsisters.com/how-to-make-a-pearl-illusion-necklace/ Check out Step 6. Cheers, Jennifer & Kitty

[@xtc-jewelry]

Great Job.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks!!

[@yazminricitos1125]

Does number go by inches or cm

[@TheONeilSisters]

Great question Yazmin! The outside numbers are inches. We like to start at the bottom center. This is marked zero. As you add beads to either side going up the outside channel, you can look at the numbers to see what length your necklace will be. If the beads reach 8 on each side, your necklace will be 16” long (add a little for your clasp). Hope that helps! Jennifer & Kitty

[@aricohn5316]

Perhaps I missed it, but I didn't hear you say that the outside measurement markers are in inches, and the inside measurement markers are in centimeters.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Yes the channels are marked in both centimeters and inches. J&K

[@LizChannelPinayHawaii]

So what’s the number in middle use for?

[@TheONeilSisters]

Hi Liz, Great question! The inner channel is marked in centimeters. Hope that helps! J&K

[@LizChannelPinayHawaii]

@@TheONeilSisters thanks

[@TheONeilSisters]

@@LizChannelPinayHawaii You're welcome! J&K