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For over 40 years and
counting, Cousin has brought excellence to the
creative industry with innovation and a classic
sense of style and beauty. Now this leading
brand will be available across the UK and
Ireland too!
Cousin jewellery range is designed to be
accessible to beginners while maintaining high
quality standards with sophisticated designs
that attract professionals as well.
The wide variety of beads and findings from
Cousin will satisfy the most ambitious
jewellery designers.
Gold and silver
plate
...high quality findings
to add that extra special quality to your
projects.
Tools &
Findings
...With an extensive
range of chains, findings cords, wire and
Jewellery making tools available, this new
range from Cousin is bound to get you busy!
Crystazzi
Crystals
...the finest polished
lead crystal in the most popular shapes and
colors.
Classic Pearl
Elegance
...the sensuous glow of
a radiant pearl finish on affordable high
quality glass beads
Beyond
Beautiful
...beads with a unique
combination of colours and textures from around
the world including glass and wooden beads!
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Get
Inspired...
Necklace project Idea:
1.Cut 5 lengths of silver cord 90cm
long. Take 1 length leave about 6cm from the
end and thread on an olive bead, then thread
the cord back through the bead to hold it in
place. Leave a small distance and add a
turquoise bead, blue bead, turquoise bead then
back to an olive bead, threading on the same
way as the first and leaving a gap of 1-2cms
between. Work back from the olive bead,
matching up the same colour beads as you go
until you have 9 beads on this cord. Copy this
sequence onto the second cord.
2.On the 3rd and 4th cord, begin with a
blue bead, then thread on a turquoise bead,
blue, olive, turquoise, blue then the centre
olive bead. Work back the colour sequence to
the other end of the cord. On the 5th cord,
thread on 8 sets of 3 of the blue and turquoise
small beads. Hold the 5 beaded strands together
with some masking tape. Twist and weave the 5
strands together.
3.Use a crimp bead on each side to
attach the clasp and some chain for extra
length. Cut any excess beading wire after
squeezing the crimp beads closed.
More project ideas are available in Creativity
magazine and on project sheets
in-store.
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