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February 2004 |
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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Looking for Downloadable Projects? Click here to view and purchase projects found in the
February 2004 issue.
Contents By
Irina Miech Turn leftover chain and head pins into a lavish tassel for an art bead |
Anything goes when you transfer images onto
polymer pendants |
Here’s a new way to do brick stitch |
 | Make delicate bouquets of keepsake color |
Highlight an art bead with lattice, vines, and flowers |
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Melody MacDuffee Use chain to create earrings with length
and movement |
Link gemstones and pearls through a chain |
Catch a cabochon in a beaded web |
Create a self-supporting bead with brick stitch and caddis weave |
Weave an Imperial Chinese robe |
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Melody MacDuffee Have fun with wrap-around elegance |
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Carol Perrenoud Choose the right adhesive for each task |
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Debbie Nishihara Dropping in on a brave new world |
Build quick pyramids with seed beads |
Add a crystal centerpiece to a beaded rope |
Combine antique buttons with modern beads
for a retro bracelet |
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Marya LeMieux Beaded dolls help ease the pain |
Connect a cloth of beads with an embroidered centerpiece |
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Debbie Nishihara Green Girl takes inventory from The Beach of
All Things Lost |
Two-drop peyote brings stones and pearls together |
Online Exclusive  | Ballerina Bear By
Randy Wilson |
Departments From Alice's Desk Tips & Techniques Your Letters Origins Pattern Gallery Your Work  | Tour D’Art 1 |
 | Beaded Chair |
 | Native Trails |
 | Beaded Tray |
 | Red Ruffle |
 | Beaded Kimono |
 | Native American-inspired beaded bag |
 | Koi |
For Beginners Fun Fashion Simply Earrings Chic & Easy Wire Expressions Two-hour Style News & Reviews Calendar Ethnic Inspiration Basics Anything Goes Standing out in Singapore |
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