3.: The Alond Badge Blog (see the footer link) has many helpful hints on badge making and some useful tips. 4. Championing your chosen charity? Chat to us.
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This is a very quick and easy to make beautiful piece of jewellery.
This ring is a simple but very elegant piece of jewelry, with your own artwork set in the cabochon mount it is sure to be a beautiful and stylish item.
This is part of the Alond Vogue range.
You will find other jewelry pieces in the same range on this site.
This ring is simplicity itself to make on your Alond badge machine, just take the 25mm dome mylar and blank which are supplied with this kit, make them in your badge machine as normal.
You can just attach your completed badge to your finger ring using the supplied double-sided adhesive disk.
This will allow you to make some distinctive and individual jewelry, which is sure to go well for casual or more formal wear.
Make a unique statement with this stunning finger ring!
you need to wrap the claws (the pointy things) over the badge.
Without using any excessive force place the badge into position on the jewellery piece making sure that it is level, press down lightly to secure against the adhesive sticker. Using a wooden "pusher" or stone setting pliers gently ease the claws over until the badge is sitting level and is held firmly in place.
Finally ease over the tops of the claws so that they are flush with the surface of the badge, being careful not to mark the badge. The "pusher" can be as simple as a toothpick or matchstick, but please don't use a metal "pusher" as it might scratch the jewellery claw.
The Vogue "claws" are short and you will only need to move them slightly to "tidy" the item, the CharmThe charm range of jewellery may require an extra step of using a wooden or plastic tool to wrap the filigree edges around the badge to ensure an attractive finish claws are longer and will need more manipulation for best visual results.
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1.: You want to make badges? We CAN help :-) 2. "Badge It!", "Badge-a-Minit", "Badgebee", "Tecre", "Mills" parts? YES!
3.: The Alond Badge Blog (see the footer link) has many helpful hints on badge making and some useful tips. 4. Championing your chosen charity? Chat to us.
3.: The Alond Badge Blog (see the footer link) has many helpful hints on badge making and some useful tips. 4. Championing your chosen charity? Chat to us.
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%20%0A%0A<p><strong>This is a very quick and easy to make beautiful piece of jewellery.<br />This ring is a simple but very elegant piece of jewelry, with your own artwork set in the cabochon mount it is sure to be a beautiful and stylish item.<br /></strong></p>
<p>This is part of the Alond Vogue range.</p>
<p>You will find other jewelry pieces in the same range on this site.</p>
<p>This ring is simplicity itself to make on your Alond badge machine, just take the 25mm dome mylar and blank which are supplied with this kit, make them in your badge machine as normal.</p>
<p>You can just attach your completed badge to your finger ring using the supplied double-sided adhesive disk.</p>
<p>This will allow you to make some distinctive and individual jewelry, which is sure to go well for casual or more formal wear. <br /><br /><span style="font-size: medium;"><strong>Make a unique statement with this stunning finger ring</strong></span>!</p>
<B>To neatly finish this jewelry badge piece, </B> <br>you need to wrap the claws (the pointy things) over the badge.
<br>Without using any excessive force place the badge into position on the jewellery piece making sure that it is level, press down lightly to secure against the adhesive sticker. Using a wooden "pusher" or stone setting pliers gently ease the claws over until the badge is sitting level and is held firmly in place. <br>
Finally ease over the tops of the claws so that they are flush with the surface of the badge, being careful not to mark the badge. The "pusher" can be as simple as a toothpick or matchstick, but please don't use a metal "pusher" as it might scratch the jewellery claw.<br>
<B>The Vogue "claws" are short and you will only need to move them slightly to "tidy" the item, the Charm claws are longer and will need more manipulation for best visual results.</B>
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