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June 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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June 2010 issue.
Contents  | Starlight By
Anna Elizabeth Draeger Use netting to make a bracelet of crystal-studded stars from the exciting new book Crystal Brilliance. |
pg. 22 |
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Maggie Roschyk Work a right-angle weave frame around an art bead and suspend it from a herringbone necklace |
pg. 29 |
 | Add bees of tubular peyote and brick stitch to a square stitch bracelet base. |
pg. 36 |
 | Set a colorful chain maille flower atop a wirework ring. |
pg. 40 |
 | Embellish twisting double ladders for multiple bracelets or a necklace. |
pg. 44 |
 | Create bell-shaped bud earrings using tubular herringbone and realistically bright beads. |
pg. 48 |
 | Make peyote bezels for graduated mirrors and attach them in a necklace or bracelet. Watch a video demonstrating tubular peyote stitch. |
pg. 52 |
 | By
Heidi Kummli Incorporate critters, cabs, and other cool stuff in a bead-embroidered bracelet. |
pg. 56 |
 | (Extra) ordinary inspiration By
Stacy Werkheiser Sara Sally LaGrand profile |
pg. 62 |
 | Accent a feminine St. Petersburg chain bracelet with crystals and a fringe clasp. |
pg. 66 |
 | Stitch peyote and herringbone blooms to adorn a necklace, bracelet, and earrings. |
pg. 69 |
 | Frame a focal bead with tubular peyote and herringbone in ornamental motifs. |
pg. 72 |
Departments From the Editor Bead Soup What's new on the Web Your Work Expert Advice  | Found objects meet bead embroidery By
Heidi Kummli Miniature toys, and ephemera take center stage in your jewelry designs. Visit ArtJewelryMag.com for an article on sawing and How to Tab: Metals for the basics of using a jeweler's saw. |
pg. 16 |
Technique Workshop  | Chain maille By
Lesley Weiss Learn how changing one design element can alter the appearance and movement of chain maille. |
pg. 18 |
Clearly Crystals  | By
Lilian Chen Add cube crystals to a ring of angled wire. |
pg. 26 |
Wire expressions  | By
Wendy Hunt |
pg. 76 |
Claymaker  | Sewing machine bobbins serve as the perfect backdrop for polymer clay beads. |
pg. 78 |
Chic & Easy  | By
Tea Benduhn String pyrite chunks, lava lentils, and faceted blue goldstone for a necklace that will capture the eye of an inspiring geologist. |
pg. 81 |
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