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October 2010 |
Every issue of your complete beading resource gives you:
- Informative articles written by experienced jewelry makers
- Challenging projects with step-by-step photos and instructions
- Expert tips and techinques to keep improving your beading skills
- Plus exclusive online access to downloadable projects and the Subscriber Gallery
- And more!
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Contents  | Black & Gold By
Cathy Lampole Make a bold statement with contrasting colors. Transform an odd-count peyote pattern into a bracelet with a cleverly attached toggle bar and netted ring.
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pg. 32 |
 | Autumn garden By
Alla Maslennikova Use one simple technique to attach wirework branches and flowers to make a lush floral garland for your neck or wrist.
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pg. 38 |
 | Cube delight By
Smadar Grossman Combine daisy chain, ladder stitch, and bead weaving to create this bracelet in one continuous pattern.
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pg. 46 |
 | (B)ring it By
Kelli Burns Playful rings include brick stitch, peyote stitch, right-angle weave, netting, embroidery, and fringe.
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pg. 52 |
 | Elegance squared By
Diane Fitzgerald Stitch in herringbone through new two-hole Tila beads for an innovative collar.
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pg. 57 |
 | Haul out the holly By
Jamie Cloud Eakin Create holiday ornament covers using ladder stitch, fringe techniques, and netting. Make each one unique by substituting colors and styles of seed beads and accent beads.
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pg. 62 |
 | Garden of daisies By
Kimie Suto Adorn a necklace of peyote stitch teardrops with an organic daisy chain vine.
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pg. 68 |
 | Making connections By
Barbara A. McGuire Kim St. Jean blends found objects with metalwork in her eclectic jewelry.
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pg. 74 |
 | Floral finery By
Mary Carroll Drape yourself in a tubular herringbone lariat with Russian leaves, petite petals, and vines for two different looks.
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pg. 78 |
 | Captive cabochons By
Maggie Roschyk Accent a peyote cuff-style band with a bezeled cabochon and flurry of fringe.
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pg. 82 |
 | Buttons & beads By
Diane Baker Loom a unique bracelet of lampworked beads anchored by button bookends. This colorful bracelet is a great way to learn how to use a small loom for making jewelry.
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pg. 86 |
Department From the Editor Bead Soup What's new on the Web Your Work Expert Advice  | Which resin is right for me? By
Sherri Haab Don't let the wide variety of resins keep you from trying this trendy medium. Learn about resin types and applications.
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pg. 20 |
Stitch Workshop  | Cellini sampler By
Anna Elizabeth Draeger Cellini (pronounced chel-ee-nee) technique is the result of graduating the size of beads in each stitch of flat or tubular peyote stitch.
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pg. 24 |
Clearly Crystals  | Dazzling diamonds By
Samantha Mitchell Embellish crystal links of right-angle weave with more crystals to produce maximum sparkle.
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pg. 28 |
Wire Expressions  | Basket bezel By
Lisa Barth Enclose a stone with woven wire and netting for a reversible pendant.
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pg. 90 |
Claymaker  | Faux leather cuff By
Marilyn Mullins Stamp a polymer clay bracelet for a carved-leather look.
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pg. 94 |
Chic & Easy  | Parisian nights earrings By
Ann Dee Allen Combine vintage-style accents with a new crystal shape for wirework earrings.
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pg. 14 |
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