Monday, September 16, 2013
Friday, July 19, 2013
Joey King Of White House Down and The Conjuring Shoot for Glamoholic Magazine
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| Joey King Joey King is a young actress that has stared in many movies such as Oz The Great And Powerful, White House Down, The Conjuring to name a few. Joey started acting professionally at the age of four year old and has been moving forward ever since. I had the pleasure of being a part of this shoot featuring my Jamie Estelle ball bracelets. The picture above is from Glamoholic Magazine July issue. Styled by the lovely and talented Ali Levine of Ali Levine Design. If you would like to view the exclusive interview with Joey King in Glamoholic you can see it here You can also view it here.   Jamie Estelle Ball Bracelets You can find these ball bracelets and more at Jamie Estelle Thanks for reading please feel free to comment and share! |
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
Tips & Tricks Of The Week! With Jamie Estelle (Wire Wrapping)
Every week Jamie Estelle Jewelry receives jewelry questions. We decided it would be fun to answer some of your questions here every week on our blog. Along with a tip or two!
Our first question of the week is!
Megan from CA. wants to know, " How do I wire wrap?"
Thanks for the question Megan! There are many different methods of wire wrapping. Eye pins, free form, wrapping pendants, earrings, bracelets, etc. I will show you a basic wire wrapping technique that you can use on a lot of your projects.
Basic Wire Wrapping.
- 20g or 22g wire
- round nose pliers
- flat nose pliers
- wire cutters
1. Straighten the piece of wire more or less using your hands. Grip the wire 2/3rd of the length with your round nose pliers.
2. Bend the tip of the wire 90 degrees by moving your pliers away from you.
3. Using your free hand, bend the tip of the wire clockwise around the nose of the pliers to form a loop.
4. Grip the loop with your flat nose pliers as in the graphic.
5. Now you can start wrapping the wire. Starting close to the loop, start wrapping your wire. Try to avoid leaving spaces while wrapping the wire. Wrap the wire 2 or 3 times.
6. Using your wire cutters, cut off the extra wire.
That's it!
You can put a bead on your wire and repeat these steps. Keep practicing and you will get the hang of it!
I hope I helped with your question Megan. Thanks for writing us. If you have anymore questions please feel free to ask. Make sure to come back every week as Jamie Estelle Jewelry answers new Jewelry questions.
Jamie's Tip Of The Week!
TIP: While working with wire, wear tape or Band-Aids on your fingers, to prevent cuts on your fingers from the wire. As this sometimes will happen from pulling the wire to hard.
Tune in every week for new questions and Jamie's tip of the week. If you have any questions about jewelry please email me at www.Jamie@JamieEstelle.com in subject put jewelry question. We will be sure to answer your questions right here every week on Jamie Estelle Jewelry Blog.
Thank you!
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Tips & Tricks Of The Week! With Jamie Estelle
Every week Jamie Estelle Jewelry receives jewelry questions. We decided it would be fun to answer some of your questions here every week on our blog. Along with a tip or two!
Our first question of the week is!
Lisa from VA. Wants to know, " I am new to making jewelry and I think I'm opening and closing jump rings wrong. Is there a right way to do this?"
Thanks for your question Lisa! Yes, there is a right way to open and close a jump ring. You should always open your jump ring left to right, (never pull it apart) as you will loose the shape of the jump ring and weaken the bottom of your jump ring.
How To Open And Close A Jump Ring
1. Grasp the jump ring from the side with a flat - nose pliers.
2. Using another pair of pliers, push one side of the jump ring away from you and the other side of the jump ring towards you. Like in the picture above.
3. Your jump ring should look like this.
4. Slip on the end of your bracelet or finding. Take your two sets of pliers and bring both ends of the jump rings together. Wiggle them back and forth a little to close up any gaps, you should hear a tiny click to reassure you that the jump ring is now close tight and correctly.
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| Closed Jump Ring |
That's It! I hope I helped with your question Lisa. Thanks for writing us. If you have anymore questions please feel free to ask. Make sure to come back every week as Jamie Estelle Jewelry answers new Jewelry questions.
Jamie Estelle Jewelry's Tip of the week!
TIP: Threading a needle can be tedious an outright annoying task, but with this fun fast tip you will be threading your needle in no time! Before you thread your needle take a little glue, and put it on the tip of the thread. Smear it in and let it dry. (It should dry fast) The tip will not only hold the fly away threads together, but will make the thread stiff at the tip. It will making it easier to thread through the needle.
Tune in every week for new questions and Jamie's tip of the week. If you have any questions about jewelry please email me at www.Jamie@JamieEstelle.com in subject put jewelry question. We will be sure to answer your questions right here every week on Jamie Estelle Jewelry Blog.
Thank you!
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Jamie Estelle Jewelry Atlantic City Fashion Week
On Feb, 8 2013 Atlantic City Fashion Week blew up the runway with amazing designers. If you missed this 5 star show you must see it in September, with stellar designs, colors, bold prints and more! Produced by Lamont and Jeana Bowling of King Bee Media.
I was happy to be a part of this amazing show as one of the designers. I opened up the couture segment of the show with two new lines. The Jamie Estelle Embroidery Collection and The Jamie Estelle Lillian Collection (Angel Wing Jewelry) both lines can be found at www.JamieEstelle.com
Here are some highlights of Jamie Estelle Jewelry at Atlantic City Fashion Week and my two lines. Hope you enjoy!
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Lamont & Jeana Bowling with Jamie Estelle |
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Heartland Angels   |
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| Jamie Estelle Jewelry |
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| Jazmin Brown & Jamie Estelle |
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| Grace Morgan, Bernice of Designersberg BRose & Jamie Estelle |
I want to send out a special thank you to all the models and everyone who helped during the Atlantic City Fashion week.
The show was outstanding and couldn't have been possible without all of you. Thank you to Jorgen and the Heartland Models for helping me during the show and Kinda Touma Fashion for her beautiful dresses. Lamont & Jeana Bowling had everything organized with ease! Congratulations to them on a fantastic show, with many more to come!
Photos from: Jay Mathews Photography, JBMS1 Photography, House Of Walker Photographic and Vicissitude Mag.
Links:
Jamie Estelle Website: www.JamieEstelle.com
Jamie Estelle Facebook: click here
Contact Jamie Estelle: Jamie@JamieEstelle.com
Atlantic City Fashion Week: www.AtlanticCityFashionWeek.net
Jay Mathews Photography: click here
Vicissitude Mag: click here
JBMS1 Photography: click here
House Of Walker Photographic: click here
Heartland NY: click here
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