On Monday, we talked about different types of beads that people who like making their own jewelry can start hobbying with. If you missed it, you may want to start there to see the types of beads we've already talked about. This post continues the discussion about the different kinds of beads that you can use to make a variety of jewelry that appeals to the eye.

Rhinestone beads are dazzling little charmers that add a little bling to your jewelry making fun.

You are going to find that, just like other beads, the prices of rhinestone beads will range from very inexpensive to somewhat expensive, and the price will depend on the quality of the gems that are used to make the rhinestones. If you are just making costume jewelry for fun, though, you can purchase a set of assorted rhinestone beads to play with.

Seed and Bugle beads are what you would expect to purchase for children for their hobby time. If you are a teacher who wants to help work on fine motor skills, jewelry making with seed and bugle beads is a perfect idea! But, the jewelry making can get more intricate than child's play, as you can see in the pictures below.

You've seen seed beads before:

And you've probably even seen bugle beads before:

But, have you thought of making jewelry like this?