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Polymer Clay Pendant Bail Tip  More Recent Articles  Search The Beading Gem's Journal Polymer Clay Pendant Bail Tip Handmade bails on pendants should look as good on the back as it does on the front. It is the hallmark of a meticulous artisan.  Jan Mortasi over on Flickr shared his awesome polymer clay pendant bail tip. Not only did he create a jump ring bail in a novel way, he also added a rubber "O" ring in such a way the pendant remains stationary on the necklace cord. If the necklace cord is thin, he recommends using 2 "O" rings. This tip is excellent as the clasp remains at the back because the pendant is made to stay in the front!  Brilliant. Hardware stores and chain mail suppliers will have these rubber or silicone "O" rings. Also note his beautiful logo block with a little rhinestone in the center. Before You Go: How to Wire Wrap Bail Tutorials Fun Coffee Cup Polymer Clay Earrings Tutorial Gorgeous Polymer Clay Pendant Tutorials ______________________________ Original Post by THE BEADING GEM Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips           Share Your Comment! Share Your Comment! Related Posts Leather and Copper Chain Bracelet Tutorial How to Make Silkscreen Polymer Clay Jewelry Tutorials Tutorial on How to Make a Stretchy Bracelet More Durable   • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •     More Recent Articles Lovely Wire Wrapped Cross Pendant Tutorial Statement Wire Crochet Necklace Tutorial Invitation to My How to Photograph Jewelry Talk! Amazing Leather Cuffs by Ethos Custom Brands Winner of Ecuadorian Hands' $60 Tagua Beads Giveaway Wire Work Bangle Tutorial on a Thick Gauge Wire Form Beadiful Night's Wire Work Ring Base and Glue On Bail Tutorials   Contact Me • Past Issues • Join This List • Unsubscribe       Click here to safely unsubscribe from "The Beading Gem's Journal." Click here to view mailing archives, here to change your preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy