This cuff-style bracelet is all elegance, from its ornate box clasp and wide, supple band to the glittering rivolis that peek through rounds of bicones and layered loops of seed beads. Choose colors you wear the most for an all-occasion accessory! Designed by Cary Bruner.

This necklace combines your favorite beading stitches: peyote, herringbone, bead weaving, and brick stitch. The butterfly and leaf components are versatile, so make the necklace as directed, or let your imagination take wing with a brambly bracelet or butterfly brooch. Designed by Dessislava Vaughan.

Drape crystals and chains from a silver component for a necklace you can wear tonight. Designed by Marcy Kentz.

Crystal drops, herringbone bead caps, and a few accent beads are the recipe for these elegant earrings. Designed by Jane Danley Cruz.

Using modified right-angle weave get the glow of diamonds with Swarovski cup chain, faceted briolettes, and a few unexpected elements, like bugle beads and peanuts. Designed by Regina Atkins.

Made up of crystals, seed beads, and two-hole tile beads, the cute domed components in this bracelet zigzag like textured stones in a cottage garden. Quick and easy to stitch, this design will put you on a path to (almost) instant gratification. Designed by Penny Dixon.

Use modified right-angle weave to construct the sides of this bangle and connect them along their inside edges. Then get ready for a pop of color! Choose bright bicones or a more monochromatic hue to finish. Designed by Cathy Lampole.

Make your own bird charms with simple wirework skills, and assemble them into sweet, swingy earrings. Designed by Julia Gerlach.

Square stitch never looked so good! Cylinder beads form the background of this geometric design, and peanut beads lend the look of small rivets. Designed by Lynne Soto.

It’s a no-brainer to make flowers with Czech glass rose petal beads, but the trick is structure. Several systems of hidden support, including two-hole CzechMate tile beads, keep this posy perfectly arranged. Designed by Sandie Bachand.