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Have you wanted to make a recycled spoon pendant but balked at the part where you use a saw? Well, Jean over on Craftster shows how you can use just a Dremel with different attachments to make one! She then uses a drill attachment to make a hole and ...

Making a Spoon Pendant Using a Dremel  More Recent Articles Making a Spoon Pendant Using a Dremel Have you wanted to make a recycled spoon pendant but balked at the part where you use a saw? Well, Jean over on Craftster shows how you can use just a Dremel with different attachments to make one! She then uses a drill attachment to make a hole and then goes on to use it to slowly cut out the marked pattern.   She textures her designs with various sanding attachments. Those same sanding bits will also smooth out the cut out areas. Lastly, she uses the rotary disc for thin metals to cut much of the handle off. Note that she used pliers with teeth probably so she could grip hard enough to bend over the remaining handle to form the bail. Might be a good idea to choose some of the softer metals. If you can find real silver cutlery, even better! Seriously, a Dremel drill is the most versatile power tool to have for all kinds of jewelry making. Before You Go: How to Use the Split Mandrel for Easy Power Sanding How to Sand and Polish Metals How to Drill Sea Glass ______________________________ Original Post by THE BEADING GEM Jewelry Making Tips - Wire JewelryTips  -Jewelry Business Tips           Share Your Comment! Share Your Comment! Related Posts Easy Beaded Lariat Rocks Edwardian Style How to Make a Jump Ring Bezel for a Sea Glass Pendant Stained Glass Inspired Polymer Clay Statement Necklaces by TresJolieDesignsbySue   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments •   More Recent Articles Make a Button into a Clasp How to Make a Jump Ring Bezel for a Sea Glass Pendant Stained Glass Inspired Polymer Clay Statement Necklaces by TresJolieDesignsbySue Book Review and Giveaway : Polymer Clay Essentials Easy Beaded Lariat Rocks Edwardian Style Did You Know You Can Dye Pearls Yourself? Make Your Own Wind Chimes with Beads!     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 Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA.