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2010
JEWELRY
CATALOG
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New Titles
12 Beading
19 Metals
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and your customers to success
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customers with the information
and inspiration they need
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customers how to achieve
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and accessories to finish a
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for more projects to take on,
too. Kalmbach books are an
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on the cover
front cover top left: Crystal Brilliance; top
middle: Making Mixed Media Art Charms &
Jewelry; top right: Metal Clay Rings; bottom left:
Your Seed Bead Style; bottom right: Perfectly
Paired: Designing Jewelry with Polymer and
Metal Clays.
back cover top left: Perfectly Paired: Designing
Jewelry with Polymer and Metal Clays, top
middle: Creative Beading Vol. 5; top right: Metal
Clay Rings; bottom left: Making Mixed Media Art
Charms & Jewelry; bottom right: The Absolute
Beginners Guide: Stringing Beaded Jewelry.
Kalmbach Publishing Co. • Great Products Create Great Loyalty.
New Titles beading
Your Seed Bead Style
Accents, Embellishments, Adornments
Variety is the name of the game in Your Seed Bead
Style. The 27 projects in this book show beaders how to
incorporate a variety of materials into their seed bead
jewelry. Your Seed Bead Style is organized by material,
and features a range of techniques and stitches including
peyote, herringbone, square stitch, bead embroidery,
tatting, right-angle weave, and more.
#62847
88 pages
8.25 x 10.75
184 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-284-7
UPC: 064465162840
$17.95
Available March 2010
Your
Seed Bead
Style
Accents,
embellishments,
and adornments
to suit every
style!
Acc nts
Embellishem
ents
Adornments
From the pu
blisher of
Bead&Butt
on magazin
e
•Combines seed beads with
crystals and glass, pearls and shells,
metals, gemstones, and fiber
•Great for intermediate-level beaders
looking for unusual jewelry elements
to add to their seed bead work
Ease into elegance
•A dynamic compilation from the
editors of Bead&Button magazine
add a bead between these beads
Weave a sophisticated necklace
using peyote and pearls
The elegant look of fine pearl jewelry is applied here to a peyote
necklace. A band of metallic beads works well with pearls — the two
blend together in a feminine and elegant way. The Mabe pearl makes
a sophisticated centerpiece, but this technique can easily be adjusted
to other styles of cabochons, such as the face above.
figure 1
designed by Diane Dennis
stepbystep
Centerpiece
[1] Glue the pearl or
cabochon to the center of
the Ultrasuede, and let it dry
completely. Trim the fabric,
leaving approximately 1⁄8 in.
(3mm) around the outside.
[2] Tie an overhand knot
(Basics, p. 5) at the end of a
comfortable length of thread,
and sew through the fabric
next to the cabochon,
a
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YOUR SEED BEAD STYLE
working from front to back
(photo a).
[3] Pick up two cylinder
beads, and sew back through
the fabric.
[4] Sew through the fabric
again, positioning the needle
between the first two
cylinders (photo b). Sew
through the second cylinder.
[5] Working in beaded
backstitch (Basics), repeat
steps 3–4, ending with an even
number of beads (photo c).
b
[6] Adjust the needle so the
thread is doubled, securing
the loose tail in the
beadwork with half-hitch
knots (Basics). Trim the
remaining thread and sew
through the next bead.
[7] Using cylinders, work in
even-count circular peyote
(Basics) for three rounds.
[8] On the fourth round,
fold the beadwork up around
the pearl (photo d).
[9] Work two to four more
c
rows, depending on the size
of the pearl and being sure to
cover the edge of the fabic,
increasing the tension for
each new row.
[10] Reinforce the last round
with a second thread path.
[11] Sew through the
beadwork, and exit a bead
on the second round at the
approximate top center of
the pearl. Peyote stitch four
to six beads over the existing
beads (figure 1). These beads
d
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l New Titles metal clay
Metal Clay Rings
metal clay
RINGS
Silver jewelry inspired by nature
Irina Miech
Easy-to-use metal clay makes the creation of fine
silver jewelry possible for a broad audience of crafters
and beaders. Metal Clay Rings presents step-by-step
instructions for making 18 beautifully designed, wearable
rings. Irina Miech applies techniques from her popular,
earlier books to ring making and shares all-new project
ideas. Readers will be amazed by the wide repertoire of
skills they can develop as the projects move from easy to
challenging.
#62786
96 pages
8 x 8.875
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-278-6
UPC: 064465162789
y
silver jewelr
nature
inspired by
irina miech
$19.95
Available February 2010
No
metalsmithing
required!
•Jewelry designs inspired by nature
•18 projects of varying skill levels
•Includes introductory section on specialty
tools and techniques and a refresher on
metal clay basics
Irina miech
burst of
beads
Make this playful ring your own with sparkling crystal
beads in a palette of your favorite colors.
materials
PMC3 clay (6–8 g)
PMC3 syringe clay
Charlottes (size 13 or 15)
4 mm crystal bicones
Beading thread
Brass screen, ½ in. (13 mm)
square
tools & supplies
From basic toolkit: balm or oil,
fine-tip paintbrush, flexible
sanding pad, plastic mat,
playing cards, polishing
pad, roller, ruler, scalpel
Clay cutter (3⁄8 in./9 mm)
Scissors
Beading needle
Mandrel setup: steel ring
mandrel, sticky note,
clear tape
Kiln setup
Tumbler setup
Liver of sulfur (optional)
Use needle and thread to embellish a screen base with bright crystals.
3 Using syringe clay, make dots around the edge of the
screen to secure it. Smooth with the paintbrush. Let dry on
the mandrel.
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4 Remove the ring from the
mandrel. Fill in and repair
the seam using syringe clay.
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metal clay rings
2 Using your fingers, gently
cuve the piece of screen to
follow the shape of the ring.
Place it over the hole and
gently press it into the clay.
easy
1 To create the shank, follow
steps 1–6 of the Autumn
Leaves project, p. 26. Before
the clay dries, use the
clay cutter to punch a hole
through the center of the
ring directly over the seam.
(If the seam tears, repair it
with syringe clay.)
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Irina Miech is an artist,
teacher, and the author
of four popular Kalmbach
how-to books on jewelry
design for beaders. She
also oversees a 6,000square-foot retail bead
supply business and classroom studio, where
she teaches classes in beading, wirework, and
metal clay. The metal clay certification program
she designed is recognized by the PMC Guild.
Her previous books are Metal Clay for Beaders,
More Metal Clay for Beaders, Inventive Metal
Clay, and Beautiful Wire Jewelry for Beaders.
Her jewelry designs also have been featured
in Bead&Button, BeadStyle, and Art Jewelry
magazines.
New Titles beading
Simply Stylish
Simply Stylish Chain &
Metal Jewelry
Chain & Metal
Jewelry
The chic look of metal and chain is skyrocketing in
popularity. Simply Stylish Chain & Metal Jewelry dazzles
with its emphasis on sophisticated styles. Arranged by
chapters on necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, the book
offers innovative ideas for making jewelry that looks like it
came from a top-drawer store—at a fraction of the cost!
Co-starring beads, crystals, gemstones, and pearls, this
fun guide will bring out the creative genius in beaders at
every level of experience.
#62977
88 pages
8.25 x 10.75
293 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-297-7
UPC: 064465162970
Easy to
make with
ready-made
findings
$17.95
Available February 2010
From the publi
sher of BeadSty
le
MiX
iT UP
WiTH
•30 exciting projects from BeadStyle
magazine
magazine
This brass pendant is a melong. Tibetan ritual items like this mirror
are used by lamas, astrologers, and shamans. Design around a grand
focal piece by incorporating copper and brass rondelles, or string a
single type of metal. Whether you dress up the disk with kindred
metals or mix things up a bit, your necklace will shine.
METAL
SupplyList
•Easy-to-follow instructions
and complete supply lists
A disk pendant offers
multiple design
opportunities
by Helene Tsigistras
•Great for beaders of
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necklace • Cut a piece of beading
wire (Basics, p. 5). Center a Wire
Guardian and a pendant on the wire.
Over both ends, string a metal rondelle.
On each end, string a 4mm rondelle.
2
On each end, string a metal tube
bead, a metal rondelle, a nugget,
and a metal rondelle.
all skill levels
3
a On each end, string a metal tube
bead. Alternate five metal rondelles
with four 4mm rondelles.
b Repeat steps 2 and 3a. String a
tube and a metal rondelle. Alternate
metal rondelles with 4mm rondelles until
the strand is within 1 in. (2.5cm) of the
finished length.
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SIMPLY STYLISH CHAIN AND METAL JEWELRY
4
On each end, string: 4mm rondelle,
crimp bead, 3mm spacer, Wire
Guardian, half of a clasp. Check the fit,
and add or remove beads from each
end if necessary. Go back through the
beads just strung and tighten the wire.
Crimp the crimp bead (Basics) and trim
the excess wire.
necklace 22 in. (56cm)
• 50–60mm disk pendant (Tibetan
Spirit, tibetanspirit.com)
• 10 18–22mm metal tube beads
• 4 15–20mm gemstone nuggets
• 31–35 10mm metal rondelles,
23–25 in brass, 8–10 in copper
• 18–20 4mm gemstone rondelles
• 2 3mm spacers
• flexible beading wire, .014 or .015
• 2 crimp beads
• 3 Wire Guardians
• toggle clasp
• chainnose or crimping pliers
• diagonal wire cutters
earrings
• 4 10mm metal rondelles
• 6 4mm gemstone rondelles
• 2 11⁄2-in. (3.8cm) decorative
head pins
• pair of earring wires
• chainnose pliers
• roundnose pliers
• diagonal wire cutters
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l New Titles polymer & metal clay
Perfectly Paired:
Designing Jewelry with
Polymer and Metal
Clays
Patricia Kimle
y
Perfecteld
Pair
Patricia Kimle opens up a world of creativity in Perfectly
Paired: Designing Jewelry with Polymer and Metal Clays.
As an award-winning polymer and metal clay artist, she
brings these elements together to create striking jewelry
designs. Now, Patricia shares her insider’s secrets for
combining the two in a variety of projects full of texture
and color. Patricia’s encouraging teaching style will
persuade readers to try pairing these two artistic media.
elry with
designing Jew
etal clays
Polymer and m
#62946
112 pages
8.25 x 10.75
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-294-6
UPC: 064465162949
$21.95
le
Patricia Kim
RaspbeRRy
earrings
Metal clay techniques
• hand sculpting
• stamping
PolyMer clay techniques
• sculpting
• glazing
connection technique
• embedding a wire
• threading
Materials
Metal Clay
• 6-8 grams metal clay
• ¾ in. (19 mm) round and
½ x ¾ in. (13 x 19 mm) oval
cutters
• V-shaped carving tool
• ¼ in. (6.5 mm) letter stamp
set
• Liver of sulfur solution
• Drill and 20-gauge drill bit
• dapping block
• ball peen hammer
These earrings are a revision of my very first project in
metal clay. I have a fairly large area of raspberry brambles
in my yard which I harvest daily for about a month every
summer. At the height of the season, we always have a
party we call “Raspberry Fest.” I fancy myself a bit of a
gourmet, and so there are raspberries included in every
course of the meal. Wearing these earrings has become a
part of my annual tradition.
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Metal clay
coMPonent
1. Roll the metal clay to 3 cards
thick (a).
2. Cut two circles from the clay
(b). Mark the center of each
circle with a needle tool.
3. with a craft knife, cut away
wedges of clay to create a five
pointed star (c). Dry to leather
hard [define] state. Carve vein
lines down each arm of the star
(d).
4. with 20-gauge drill bit, drill
through the center mark.
5. sand the edges with a
sanding pad (e). Dry to bone
[define] dry.
6. Roll metal clay to 3 cards
thick. Cut two ovals from the
clay (f).
7. with the letter stamps,
evenly impress “yum yum” into
the center of each oval (g). Dry.
Take two
materials
and make a
masterpiece!
Available April 2010
sand the edges and drill holes
in the top and bottom of each
oval about 1⁄8 in. (3 mm) from
the edge.
8. Fire the pieces. burnish with
brass brush. Dip each piece
into liver of sulfur solution until
the desired color is achieved.
Finish by polishing away most
of the patina except in the
recessed areas.
9. place a leaf piece upside
down in a shallow dapping
block and tap with ball peen
hammer. (h) Repeat with the
second leaf piece.
10. Cut the 22-gauge wire into
two equal pieces. thread a wire
through one leaf piece. Create
a loose spiral in the wire below
the leaf using about 1 in. (25.5
mm) of the length (i). Repeat
with the second leaf piece and
wire.
PolyMer Clay
• ½ oz. red polymer clay
• liquid polymer clay
• red metallic (mica) powder
• pointed or wedge-tipped
sculpting tool
• small paint brush and
palette
• Craft heat gun (optional)
•Projects range from natural to
whimsical
a
b
c
d
•Gives a complete overview of
techniques for each medium
•Hundreds of photos take readers
e
f
g
h
through each step of the projects
Patricia Kimle
Jewelry Making
• 6 in. (15.2 cm) 22-gauge
wire
• pair of sterling silver ear
ring wires
i
MetaL CLay tool kit
poLyMeR CLay tool kit
jeweLRy Making tool kit
ALTERNATIVE: The grape cluster’s stem was a real piece of twig covered in slip. (If you fire
combustible materials inside of metal clay, it is best to use a kiln and have adequate ventilation.)
The leaf was created separately and a piece of fine silver wire was embedded in the back of the leaf
with paste slip. After both pieces were fired and finished, the wire was soldered to the twig piece. The
grapes were sculpted on and glazed in a method similar to the other fruits.
perfectly paired • Designing jewelry with polymer and Metal Clays
11
An award-winning polymer
and metal clay artist
and designer, Patricia’s
contributed more than 30
project articles to magazines.
Her first book, Polymer Clay
Inspirations, was published
in 2005. She is a member of the International
Polymer Clay Association and is a designer
member of the Craft and Hobby Association. She
holds a Ph.D. degree in Textiles and Clothing.
New Titles beading
THE ABSO
LUTE BEG
INNERS GU
IDE
The Absolute Beginners
Guide: Stringing
Beaded Jewelry
Stringing
Beaded Jew
elry
Karin Buckingham
This book is the ideal starting point for anyone who’d
like to experience the satisfaction of making jewelry.
Beginners will love the simple instructions and reassuring
style throughout. By the end, the reader will know how
to string, knot, and do basic wireworking. Additional
techniques are covered, including connecting, repeating,
and how to crimp and clasp! This comprehensive
book also guides the reader through bead choices and
describes how to set up an economical workspace.
#62991
96 pages
8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-299-1
UPC: 064465162994
everything
you need to
know to ge
t
started
First in
a NEW
Series
$21.95
Available May 2010
Karin Buck
ingham
•Complete pictorial glossary
of beads, findings, and tools
•More than 30 projects from the
ultra-simple to the sophisticated
HOW
TO
•Clearly presented techniques to
plan and design
PROJECT10
Finished length: 19 in. (48 cm)
Bold, short
asymmetrical
necklace
ensure success
MaTERials
•6-in. (15 cm) strand resin nuggets,
pink
•6-in. strand resin nuggets, brown
•1 g 80 seed beads, pink
•1 g 80 seed beads, brown
•10 in. (25 cm) open-link chain
•5 mm jump ring
•Clasp
•2 crimp beads
•Flexible beading wire, .012 or .014
•2 pair chainnose pliers
•Crimping pliers
1. Determine the finished length of your necklace. Cut the
chain to half this length. Cut a 15-in. length of wire. Alternate
brown nuggets with pink seed beads and pink nuggets with
brown seed beads over the wire as desired, until the beaded
portion is equal to half the desired length.
2. String a crimp bead, a seed bead, and an end link of chain.
Come back through the beads just strung and make a folded
crimp.
EA
ANOTHER id
This necklace
ties at the side
By their very nature, asymmetrical
karin buckingham
3. On the other end, string a crimp bead, a seed bead, and half
the clasp. Tighten the wire, but do not crimp the crimp bead.
necklaces are jaunty and a little
whimsical. The bold resin beads
would have been overwhelming on
their own; the open chain adds a
Karin Buckingham has sold
her jewelry designs at art
shows, created commissions,
and taught classes. Karin has
had two roles at Kalmbach
Publishing Co., first designing
projects and writing for
BeadStyle magazine, and now as an associate
editor in the Books department. Karin is also the
author of Mostly Metals.
sense of airiness and is a perfect foil
to the chunky nuggets. The floral
TiP
Some resin beads like these have
large holes. If the hole is larger than
the seed bead spacers, just string
enough seed beads to go through
the bead, and pick up the pattern
on the other side.
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Absolute Beginners Guide
clasp completes the presentation.
4. Attach the remaining clasp half to the other chain end
with a jump ring. Check the fit, and adjust if necessary by
trimming the chain. Make a folded crimp and trim the excess
wire.
TiP
(great when you can’t
find a clasp to match).
Cut the chain to your
desired finished
length. If you want
your necklace
to tie at the
side, position
the pendant about
a quarter of the way along
the chain. Cut two 8-in. (20
cm) lengths of ribbon, and
attach one to each end link
with a lark’s head knot (p.
xx and Basics). Tie a bow to
clasp the necklace.
Wear the necklace with the clasp to
the side or to the back.
Stringing Beaded Jewlery
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l New Titles beading
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C Brilliance
Crystal Brilliance
Making Designer Jewelry with Crystal
Beads
Anna Elizabeth Draeger
The romance of crystals is captured in this magnificent
collection from Anna Elizabeth Draeger. Crystal Brilliance:
Making Designer Jewelry with Crystal Beads showcases
the brilliance and breathtaking hues of CRYSTALLIZED™ –
Swarovski Elements in 26 projects plus creative variations
such as alternate colors and coordinating earrings.
Popular stitches including peyote, Ndebele herringbone,
netting, and right-angle weave are adapted by the author
in exciting new ways. The fantastic designs, combined
with the reliable instructions Bead&Button magazine
readers love, make this a valuable resource.
ith crystal beads
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Making des
#62953
96 pages
8.25 x 10.75
150 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-295-3
UPC: 064465162956
Anna Elizabeth
$21.95
Draeger
A brilliant
inspiration for
beaders of
every style!
Available May 2010
•From Bead&Button’s “Ask Anna”
columnist
•Elegant and exciting new ways to work
with crystal beads
TECHNIQUES
•Appeals to both stitchers and stringers
herringbone, short fringe
Featherweight
Tip
Your base may be a bit loose as you stitch. As you add the second
layer, use slightly tighter tension to snug up the bottom layer.
fig. 1
fig. 3
fig. 2
anna elizabeth
draEger
Design
Option
Create a bracelet
using size 100 cylinders
instead of 80s, 150 seed
beads instead of 110
cylinders, 3 mm bicones
instead of 4 mms, and
2 mm rounds instead
of 3 mm bicones. Wear
the clasp in the front
or the back. Add a
few fringe drops to
enhance the
embellishment.
fig. 4
The fluid drape of herringbone inspired this necklace. You’ll stitch up a band with tons of tiny spaces that
beg to be filled in with sparkling crystals.
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1 On 2 yd. (1.8 m) of Fireline, pick up two
80 cylinder beads, and leaving a 12-in.
(30 cm) tail, sew back through the first
bead. Sew through both beads again to
reinforce the stitch, exiting the first bead
again (fig. 1).
2 Pick up two 80s, and sew down through
the second bead in the previous row. Pick
up two 110 cylinders, and sew back up
through the second 80 picked up in the
new row (fig. 2). Flip the beadwork so your
working thread is on the left.
3 Repeat step 2 (fig. 3) until your band is
the desired length. Keep in mind that if
your tension isn’t tight enough, your band
may shrink as you add the top row of
embellishment.
4 Using the 12-in. (30 cm) tail, pick up
a flower bead and stitch it to the end of
the band (fig. 4) to create the clasp bead.
Reinforce the join, secure the tail, and trim.
5 Using the working thread, pick up a
4 mm round and enough 110s to make a
loop big enough to fit around the clasp
fig. 5
bead. Sew back into the 4 mm round, the
last 80, and the next two edge 110s (fig. 5).
6 Pick up a 4 mm bicone and three 110s.
Skip the last three 110s, and sew back
through the 4 mm bicone, creating a picot
below the crystal. Sew through the next
two 110s, the 80, and the 4 mm round.
Continue through the loop of 110s, the
two 80s on the other edge of the band,
and the next two 110s (fig. 6).
7 Pick up a 4 mm bicone and three 110s.
Skip the last three 110s, and sew back
fig. 6
though the 4 mm bicone, creating a picot
below the crystal. Sew through the next
two 110s and the 80. Pick up a 3 mm
round crystal, and sew through the next
two 80s and two 110s on the opposite side
of the band.
8 Repeat step 7 to alternate adding an
embellishment along both edges of the
band. When you reach the clasp bead,
don’t add the 3 mm crystal under the
flower, but continue adding the crystal
embellishment along the edge.
Crystal Brilliance
Necklace
100 cylinders matte metallic
khaki iris
150 seed beads gold-lined
rainbow black diamond
Crystals vintage rose
COLORS
Materials
• 5–7 g 80 cylinder beads
• 4–5 g 110 cylinder beads
• 40–50 4 mm bicone crystals
• 4 mm round beads
• 45–55 3 mm round crystals
• 10 mm flat flower bead
• Fireline 4 or 6 lb. test
• Beading needles, #12
Bracelet
80 cylinders lined light topaz AB
110 cylinders metallic olive green
3 mm bicones garnet
4 mm bicones light Colorado topaz
Organic
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is an associate editor at
Bead&Button magazine,
where she writes the popular
column “Ask Anna.” Her
years of designing projects,
teaching, and editing give
her a lead on what interests beaders at all
levels of experience. In 2009, Anna was named
an ambassador for the CREATE YOUR STYLE
with CRYSTALLIZED™ – Swarovski Elements
program, a handpicked network of 34 designers
worldwide who are passionate about and prolific
in using these Austrian crystal beauties in their
projects and as they teach.
New Titles beading
Easy Beading Vol. 6
Easy
Beading
Jewelry is a hallmark of personal style and this
outstanding collection has something for every
preference. Easy Beading Vol. 6 will be a prized collectible
for loyal readers as well as a rich resource for those
new to beading. Beginning beaders can get up to speed
in no time with the clear, illustrated Beader’s Glossary
and Basics section. Every project has been tested by the
editors of BeadStyle magazine so beaders can get started
with confidence! The instructions are clear and the end
results are terrific, whether to wear or share as gifts.
#62915
256 pages
8.25 x 10.75
1100 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-291-5
UPC: 064465162918
$29.95
Fast. Fashiona
ble.
Vol. 6
Fun.
From trendy
to traditional,
Easy Beading
has it all!
Available June 2010
From the publi
sh
BeadStyle mag er of
azine
Short chain segments
between beads add
subtle detail.
I’m a jewelry hound. I love big, bold pieces and anything vintage.
With these filigree findings, I transformed modern cabochons into a
pendant that looks antique. It’s an instant heirloom that’s sure to be
treasured by whoever receives it. Experiment with different filigrees and
cabochons (see the Design alternative) to create your own ornate look.
Filigree findings and crystals
make a gift-worthy necklace
and earrings
by Monica Lueder
1
necklace • With diagonal wire
cutters, trim the center from a
filigree to accommodate an
18 mm cabochon. Use chainnose
pliers to bend the filigree around
a 35 mm cabochon. Glue the
small cabochon to the center of
the large one.
•Over 1,000 color photos to jumpstart creativity
•More than 80 exciting projects
•Styles range from understated
pearls to bold, hip metal jewelry
2
On an eye pin, string a bead
cap, a round crystal, and a
bead cap. Make a plain loop
(Basics, p. 12). Make eight to
10 round-crystal units.
On an eye pin, string a bicone
crystal and make a plain loop
perpendicular to the first loop.
Make 10 to 12 bicone units.
3
Cut 16 to 18 1 ⁄4 –1 ⁄2 -in. (6–13 mm)
pieces of chain.
Open a loop (Basics) of a
bicone unit. Attach a chain and
close the loop. Attach the other
end of the chain, one loop of a
round-crystal unit, and another
chain. Repeat.
Tip
Try trimming different filigree
shapes to see what best suits
the cabochon you’re using.
Wrap up a
vıntage
look
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4
Open a jump ring (Basics).
Attach one side of the pendant
and the other loop of the bicone
unit. Close the jump ring. Repeat
on the other side. Continue
attaching bead units and chains
until the strand is within 1 ⁄2 in.
(1.3 cm) of the finished length.
End with a chain.
5
On one end, use a jump
ring to attach a lobster claw
clasp. Repeat on the other end,
substituting a soldered jump ring
for the clasp.
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edia
Making Mixed-M
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Arewelry
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Peggy Krzyzewski
Making Mixed Media
Art Charms & Jewelry
keepsakes
swappables
trinkets
Peggy Krzyzewski and Christine Hansen
If there’s a jewelry trend that’s hot, it’s making and
wearing art charms. These tiny works of art have
captured the hearts of crafters everywhere. That’s why
Making Mixed Media Art Charms & Jewelry is sure to be
a highly prized handbook. It gives art charm fans a quick,
easy way to express their creative streak. The possibilities
for creating fun, personalized pieces are unlimited. These
mini-masterpieces are ideal to wear, swap, or share! Nine
techniques are clearly explained, including working with
resin, fiber, found objects, glass, metal, and more!
#64018
96 pages
8.25 x 9.25
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-401-8
UPC: 064465164011
n
& Christine Hanse
$21.95
Art charms:
tiny treasures
with a huge
following!
Available July 2010
•Art charms can be completed
in just one sitting—ideal for
those short on time
•An irresistible combination
of jewelry and crafting
Polymer Clay
Celtic Magic
Polymer clay isn’t really clay, although it can be worked in similar
ways. It comes in dozens of colors and can be cured right in your
home oven at temperatures under 300 F. Although it is not toxic,
some people dislike the smell of baking clay. If so, you can bake
the clay in a covered roasting pan you will not be using for food.
These are often found for a few dollars at thrift and resale shops.
Materials
• Polymer clay in a dark color
• Filigree findings or texture
tool
• Needle or T-pin
• Head pins
• Various beads
• Mica powder
• spray sealer (optional)
• Waxed paper
• Pasta machine (optional)
• Cardstock for baking
surface
• Oven
1. Roll a piece of clay between your
palms until it forms a ball (a, b).
. Flatten the ball slightly, and place it between two filigree findings or two pieces
of waxed paper (c, d).
. Apply even pressure on the clay, creating a round disk about 1⁄4-in. or 5 mm.
thick. Be sure the clay does not ooze
through the filigree, as it will be hard
to remove (e). If you flattened the clay
between pieces of waxed paper, peel
the clay off the paper and add texture
with a needle, button, sandpaper, plant
leaf or rubber stamp. If you flattened the
clay between pieces of filigree, peel it off
carefully. Either way, try to keep the clay
from losing the disk shape.
4. Allow the disk to “rest” for several
minutes so it can stiffen a little. If you
want to highlight the texture, rub a bit of
mica powder such as Pearl Ex over the
bead. It looks best if you only contact the
surface, keeping the mica away from the
depressions in the clay (f, g).
5. Hold the disk gently so it does not
distort, and pierce it from the side with a
needle (h).
7. Lay the disk on a sheet of thick
cardstock. Place the cardstock and clay
charm into the preheated oven. Bake for
the amount of time recommended by the
manufacturer, and allow the charm to
cool in the oven.
8. When your charm is cool, push a head
pin through the hole, adding other beads
if you wish (i).
9. Following the directions under “Bead
Dangles,” finish your charm and add a
jump ring.
OptiOn
pin,
instead of a head
use an eye pin and
attach a tiny leaf
charm.
•Appeals to a broad audience
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
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peggy krzyzewski and
christine hansen
Two of the leading ladies in the art charm
community, Peggy Krzyzewski and Christine
Hansen, have teamed up to share their
inside information and inspirational style.
Peggy Krzyzewski has more than 20 years of
experience teaching and selling art. Christine
Hansen is a freelance nonfiction writer who
teaches at Shipwreck Beads and makes her
own line of lampworked beads. They are both
active art charm makers and swappers.
New Titles beading
Creative Beading Vol. 5
Creative Beading Vol. 5 is a yearbook of fantastic jewelry
projects from Bead&Button magazine. Each of the
book’s three sections contains a wealth of editor-tested
projects grouped by stitch or technique. Includes a range
of stringing, wirework, chain mail, and bead crochet
projects in addition to the fantastic stitching for which
Bead&Button magazine is known.
#62922
256 pages
8.25 x 10.75
764 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-292-2
UPC: 064465162925
$29.95
Available August 2010
The best proje
cts from a year
of Bead&Butto
n
Beading
Creative
It’s
Bead&Button’s
greatest
hits!
magazine
Vol. 5
From the publis
her of Bead&B
utton magazin
e
•75 projects to inspire beaders
•Lots of stitching, plus
•Basics, Tools, and Materials
sections make getting
organized easy
PEYOTE STITCH
River of
light
a
b
c
d
e
f
Peyote stitch
wirework, chain mail, bead
embroidery, bead crochet,
and stringing projects
a
b
c
I love the look of crystal stones in beaded bezels, but
I wanted to make mine with a tailored look rather than
with a lot of crystal fringe. The repeating circular theme
that is echoed in the metal links creates a calming effect.
stepbystep
[1] On 1 yd. (.9 m) of thread, pick up
Link crystal stones
to make a bracelet
that flows gracefully
around your wrist
designed by Karen Joelson
24 110 cylinder beads, and tie them
into a ring with a square knot (Online
Basics), leaving a 6-in. (15 cm) tail.
Sew through the first few beads, and
pull the knot into the beadwork.
[2] Working in tubular peyote stitch
(Online Basics), work one round using
one cylinder per stitch, and step up
through the first cylinder in the new
round (figure 1, a–b).
[3] Work one round using one 150 seed
bead per stitch (b–c). Work with firm
tension so the edge of the beadwork
begins to pull in (photo a). Work one
round using one 150 Charlotte per
stitch (c–d). Snug up the beadwork
so it is cup-shaped (photo b).
[4] Sew through the beadwork to exit
a cylinder on the opposite edge. Place
a CRYSTALLIZED™ - Swarovski
stone into the beadwork, then repeat
step 3 to enclose the stone.
[5] Sew through the beadwork to exit
a cylinder in the middle round of
cylinders. Pick up a cylinder, and sew
through the next cylinder in the round
(photo c). Using one cylinder per stitch,
work a round of peyote, sewing
through the cylinders in the middle
round (photo d). Step up through the
first cylinder added in the new round.
[6] Work one round using two 150 seed
beads per stitch (figure 2, a–b), work
one round using one cylinder per stitch
(b–c), and then work a round using one
2.5 mm metal bead per stitch (c–d).
[7] Look at the back surface of the
bezel. Every other column of beads
has a stack of three cylinders. Sew
through the beadwork to exit the
middle cylinder in a stack (photo e).
[8] Pick up a 150 seed bead, and sew
through the cylinder and the 150
again (photo f). Working in ladder
stitch (Online Basics), work five more
stitches to make a ladder that is six 150
seed beads long. Zigzag back through
d
fIgurE 1
a
b c
d
fIgurE 2
EDITOR’s nOTE:
It may seem unlikely, but square
stones work fine in this project.
Just be sure to use the ones
with rounded corners instead
of sharp corners. – Julia
26
27
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Book Line
Beading
booklet
ABCs of Beading
All the basics of stringing and weaving beads
are included along with 13 stunning projects.
Tools, findings, bead types, and stringing
materials are all illustrated with easy-to-follow
instructions.
#12262
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
55 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-430-2
UPC: 64465122622
$7.95
Copyright: 2003
Art Bead Jewelry
Karen Leonardo
Focuses on making jewelry from finished
lampworked beads. Twenty-five pieces from
various talented jewelry designers are included,
with the projects ranging in difficulty from easy
to intermediate.
#62809
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
200 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-280-9
UPC: 64465162802
$21.95
Copyright: 2009
Beaded Ornaments for the Holidays
and Beyond
Cool Jewels
#62830
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
153 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-283-0
UPC: 64465162833
$19.95
Copyright: 2009
#62472
96 pages • 8.5 x 10
245 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-247-2
UPC: 64465162475
$19.95
Copyright: 2007
Holiday and non-holiday ornaments – netted
ornament covers, simple beaded dangles,
wireworked flowers, peyote-stitched Russian
ornaments, and beadwoven snowflakes – are
featured. Also includes a few advanced pieces.
Naomi Fujimoto
Cool Jewels: Beading Projects for Teens not only
gives readers the lowdown on tools, techniques,
beads, and findings, it also presents more than
30 irresistible step-by-step projects sure to get
teens hooked on the hobby.
booklet
Crystal Chic
Debbi Simon
Beginner to intermediate jewelry makers are
introduced to the techniques of working with
hot-fix and flat-back crystals and are taught
how to use them with metal, resin, wood, fibers,
polymer clay, and more.
#62694
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-269-4
UPC: 64465162697
$21.95
Copyright: 2008
Focal Bead Necklaces
Features several projects that display focal
beads to their best advantage. Easy stringing,
basic wirework, and using cord and memory
wire are just some of the techniques used
to showcase the great variety of focal beads
available today.
#12339
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
86 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-679-5
UPC: 64465123391
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
Making Mixed-Media
Art Charms
& Jewelry
booklet
Hip Handmade Memory Jewelry
Cathy Jakicic
The easy-to-make projects use simple craft
materials and beading supplies to turn photos
and other mementos into cool, wearable
necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and more
– to keep or to give as gifts. By the editor of
BeadStyle magazine.
#62748
96 pages • 8.5 x 10
250 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-274-8
UPC: 64465162741
$21.95
Copyright: 2009
How to Bead
From a simply strung lariat to sparkling earrings
to a great silver bracelet, 10 fashionable
projects will show newcomers how fun and
easy beading is.
#12305
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
75 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-493-7
UPC: 64465123056
$7.95
Copyright: 2005
keepsakes
swappable
trinkets s
new
booklet
booklet
Peggy Krzyzewski & Christine Hansen
Junk to Jewelry: A Step-by-Step Guide
to Using Found Objects in Jewelry You
Can Actually Wear
Brenda Schweder
This book presents projects inspired by facets
of everyday life: items from the hardware store,
the jewelry box, the sewing basket, even the
sportsman’s lodge. A stunning gallery provides
further inspiration.
#62489
96 pages • 8.5 x 10
270 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-248-9
UPC: 64465162482
$19.95
Copyright: 2007
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Making Mixed Media Art Charms &
Jewelry
Peggy Krzyzewski and Christine Hansen
Art charms have captured the hearts of crafters
everywhere. This new book gives fans a quick,
easy way to express their creative streak. These
mini-masterpieces are ideal to wear, swap,
or share!
#64018
96 pages • 8.25 x 9.25
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-401-8
UPC: 64465164011
$21.95
Copyright: 2010
One-Hour Beading
This collection of easy, stylish jewelry projects
features beautiful necklaces, bracelets, and
earrings that can be completed in an hour
or less.
#12344
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
80 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-684-9
UPC: 64465123445
$7.95
Copyright: 2007
Rings and Brooches
The ring and brooch projects in this book can
be made with easy stringing or wireworking
techniques. A Basics section gets readers
started, and the step-by-step photos guide
them through each project.
#12329
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
75 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-639-9
UPC: 64465123292
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
Book Line
booklet
Tips & Techniques
Readers get the best tips from 10 years of
Bead&Button magazine, including surprising
shortcuts and advice from the experts. Instant
access to more than 100 great ideas to make
their beading time a little easier, faster, neater,
and more efficient.
#12263
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
64 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-433-3
UPC: 64465122639
$7.95
Copyright: 2003
booklet
Vintage and Retro Jewelry
Whether beaders are interested in using vintage
beads, scavenging beads from old jewelry, or
creating a retro look with modern beads, they
will find a project for them in this collection.
#12343
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
90 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-683-2
UPC: 64465123438
$7.95
Copyright: 2007
Creative Beading Series
Creative Beading
The first book in the series, Creative Beading
showcases more than 80 wonderful projects
and fresh ideas selected from the pages of
Bead&Button magazine. From easy strung
bracelets to sleek crocheted bead ropes, there’s
a project to excite and inspire everyone.
#62288
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-228-1
UPC: 64465162284
$29.95
Copyright: 2006
The second volume in the series continues with
more of the best projects from Bead&Button
magazine. Grouped by technique – stringing,
wirework, stitching, and more – this book is
loaded with inspiration and ideas.
#62441
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-244-1
UPC: 64465162444
$29.95
Copyright: 2007
Vintage Redux
Brenda Schweder
More than 30 projects show readers how to
use fun finds and collectibles in modern jewelry
pieces that work with today’s fashions and
reflect their personalities. Features a variety of
traditional and unusual pieces showing readers
a multitude of design possibilities.
#62663
96 pages • 8.5 x 10
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-266-3
UPC: 64465162666
$21.95
Copyright: 2008
The third volume in the series again delivers
the fantastic stitching projects Bead&Button
magazine is known for. In addition, readers will
learn stringing, wirework, stitching, and bead
crochet techniques, plus benefit from all the
design ideas.
#62625
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
900 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-262-5
UPC: 64465162628
$29.95
Copyright: 2008
The fourth volume in the series keeps the
reader inspired with more design ideas and
helpful tips. Readers get a full helping of the
creative projects and expert instruction they
value in Bead&Button magazine.
#62892
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
900 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-289-2
UPC: 64465162895
$29.95
Copyright: 2009
Beading new
The best projects from a year of Bead&Button magazine
Creative
Vol. 5
From the publisher of Bead&Button magazine
The series continues with the newest
compilation of 75 fantastic jewelry projects
from Bead&Button magazine. Each of the book’s
three sections contains a wealth of editor-tested
projects grouped by stitch or technique.
#62922
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
764 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-292-2
UPC: 64465162925
$29.95
Copyright: 2010
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Easy Beading Series
Easy Beading
Easy Beading Vol. 2
#62172
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-217-5
UPC: 64465162178
$29.95
Copyright: 2005
#62261
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-226-7
UPC: 64465162260
$29.95
Copyright: 2006
The first book in the series showcases the
best projects from the first year of BeadStyle
magazine. Readers learn stringing, crimping,
and easy wirework techniques to make fast,
fashionable, and fun jewelry.
The second volume in the series continues with
a beautiful array of projects from the second
year of BeadStyle magazine. Projects with
sparkling crystals, glittering gemstones, glass,
metal, and more provide the inspiration.
Easy Beading Vol. 3
The third volume in the series features 85
of the best projects from the third year of
BeadStyle magazine. Gorgeous designs using
a wide selection of beads and jewelry-making
materials encourage all beaders, no matter their
style or taste.
#62410
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-241-0
UPC: 64465162413
$29.95
Copyright: 2007
Easy Beading Vol. 4
This fourth volume continues with more than
80 projects from the fourth year of BeadStyle
magazine. Readers get just what they want
more of – a variety of techniques, expert
instruction, and fun, creative design ideas.
#62632
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-263-2
UPC: 64465162635
$29.95
Copyright: 2008
new
Easy Beading Vol. 5
This fifth volume features 80 fabulous projects,
a thorough, illustrated Beader’s Glossary, Basics
section, editors’ tips, and readers’ shortcuts to
keep beaders dreaming about and creating their
own stylish jewelry.
#62885
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1000 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-288-5
UPC: 64465162888
$29.95
Copyright: 2009
Easy Beading Vol. 6
The series continues with the newest
compilation of 80 projects. Each fast,
fashionable and fun project has been tested
by the editors of BeadStyle magazine and will
teach readers a variety of techniques plus
provide great design ideas.
#62915
256 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
1100 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-291-5
UPC: 64465162918
$29.95
Copyright: 2010
Stitching
booklet
booklet
booklet
Bead Crochet
Bead-weaving Stitches
Beaded Macramé Jewelry
#12272
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
50 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-448-7
UPC: 64465122721
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
#12275
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
60 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-451-7
UPC: 64465122752
$7.95
Copyright: 2004
#12285
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
87 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-463-0
UPC: 64465122851
$7.95
Copyright: 2005
Simple crochet and beading techniques can
be combined to make an assortment of unique
jewelry accessories, and even a doll.
14 l
Bead-weaving Stitches demonstrates how to
turn inexpensive seed beads into one-of-a-kind
jewelry with a variety of basic bead stitches.
Using beads and a few easy-to-tie knots,
beaders can create beautiful jewelry. Projects
are elegant, chic, and sophisticated.
Beadwoven Jewelry
More than 25 outstanding bead stitching
projects from 11 years of Bead&Button
magazine. Instructions for making earrings,
bracelets, and necklaces are presented in
signature style.
#62296
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
242 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-229-8
UPC: 64465162291
$19.95
Copyright: 2006
Book Line
Crystal
Brilliance
Making designer jewelry with crystal beads
new
booklet
booklet
Crystal Brilliance
26 unique projects showcase the brilliant
and breathtaking hues of crystal beads. This
magnificent collection is from Anna Elizabeth
Draeger, associate editor at Bead&Button
magazine.
#62953
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
150 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-295-3
UPC: 64465162956
$21.95
Copyright: 2010
Cube Bead Stitching
Virginia Jensen
Seed bead style in squares! This book includes
a variety of projects, from small pieces that
work up quickly to stunning necklaces, to
appeal to beaders of all skill levels. The
chapters are divided by project type: bracelets,
earrings, necklaces, rings, and decorative items.
#62816
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-281-6
UPC: 64465162819
$19.95
Copyright: 2009
booklet
Easy Bead Stitches: Peyote Stitch
Use peyote stitch to create necklaces, bracelets,
and more. The eight fun and easy projects
are perfect for the novice, but innovative
approaches will appeal to beaders at any level.
#12351
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
60 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-714-3
UPC: 64465123513
$7.95
Copyright: 2007
Easy Bead Stitches: Brick Stitch
Readers can create beautiful bracelets,
necklaces, earrings, pendants, and more with
artful shaping, texture, and graphic brick stitch
patterns.
#12341
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
40 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-681-8
UPC: 64465123414
$7.95
Copyright: 2007
booklet
Easy Bead-Woven Bracelets
Basic techniques for off-loom bead weaving are
included in this booklet created for readers with
a wide range of interests and skill levels. They’ll
make colorful bracelets and a pair of earrings
with clear, step-by-step instructions.
#12266
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
70 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-439-5
UPC: 64465122660
$7.95
Copyright: 2004
#12338
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
35 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-678-8
UPC: 64465123384
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
Easy Knotting
Knots are often used to accentuate beads.
In Easy Knotting, readers will learn to create
a variety of effects with just a few simple
techniques.
#12332
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
85 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-642-9
UPC: 64465123322
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
booklet
Making Crystal Jewelry
Making crystal jewelry is more fun than ever. A
variety of fabulous projects each use crystals in
a different way.
#12304
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
60 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-492-0
UPC: 64465123049
$7.95
Copyright: 2005
booklet
Peyote Stitch
Seed Bead Chains
Seed Bead Jewelry
#62180
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
268 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-218-2
UPC: 64465162185
$19.95
Copyright: 2005
#12277
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
50 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-453-1
UPC: 64465122776
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
#12284
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
32 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-462-3
UPC: 64465122844
$7.95
Copyright: 2005
Shows how to use seed beads to make
gorgeous necklaces, straps, and cords. Eleven
projects are included, such as spiral rope chain,
chevron chain, quadruple helix, and more.
Netting, one of the easiest bead stitches, can
yield amazing effects! The ease and versatility
of netting allows readers to work with a variety
of beads like seed beads, crystals, glass beads,
gemstones, pearls, and more.
booklet
booklet
More than 30 of the best peyote projects
from the first years of Bead&Button. Peyote
techniques, including 2-, 3-, and 5-drop, ruffled,
and spiral peyote are covered.
Easy Bead Stitches: Netting
Features seven beautiful jewelry projects
made with inexpensive seed beads. A
wonderful array of ways to turn seed beads
into appealing jewelry.
Seed Bead Savvy
Shows how to use seed beads to make
earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and more.
Covers selecting beads, choosing tools and
materials to string them, and the techniques
used to turn seed beads into fabulous jewelry.
#62385
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-238-0
UPC: 64465162383
$19.95
Copyright: 2006
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Your
Seed
Bead
Style
Accents
Embellishments
Adornments
new
From the publisher of
Bead&Button magazine
Seed Bead Stitching
Beth Stone
Begins with classic beading stitches and shows
readers playful variations and new possibilities.
Readers will learn to create a variety of projects,
including necklaces, pendants, bracelets, and
rings.
#62526
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-252-6
UPC: 64465162529
$19.95
Copyright: 2007
More Seed Bead Stitching
Beth Stone
More creative twists and turns on classic bead
stitches! Beth Stone’s easy-to-follow directions,
vibrant color palette, and stunning jewelry
projects appeal to beaders of all levels.
#62908
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
200 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-290-8
UPC: 64465162901
$19.95
Copyright: 2009
The Art of Bead Embroidery
Sherry Serafini and Heidi Kummli
Covers tools and techniques, design concepts,
the best materials to use, and finishing
concepts. 12 fabulous projects demonstrating
the authors’ unique approaches are included, as
well as a gorgeous gallery section.
#62434
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
200 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-243-4
UPC: 64465162437
$21.95
Copyright: 2007
Your Seed Bead Style
Variety is the name of the game in Your Seed
Bead Style. The 27 projects in this book
show beaders how to incorporate a variety of
materials into their seed bead jewelry.
#62847
88 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
184 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-284-7
UPC: 64465162840
$17.95
Copyright: 2010
Stringing
A Year in Earrings
Make up to 365 pairs of earrings with clear
photographs, step-by-step directions, complete
materials lists, and carefully explained basic
techniques. From the pages of BeadStyle’s 365
Earrings special issue.
#62960
88 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
714 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-296-0
UPC: 64465162963
$17.95
Copyright: 2009
Beading Inspiration
Explores using nature, the color wheel,
decorative art, and fabric for color inspiration in
27 projects from the pages of Beading Basics:
Color, plus six all-new designs.
#62465
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-246-5
UPC: 64465162468
$19.95
Copyright: 2007
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Bead Journey
Twenty-five projects from the BeadStyle Around
the World special issue and eight new projects
showcase beads and jewelry styles from Asia
and the Pacific Rim, Africa, Europe, and the
Americas. Perfect for all skill levels, the stepby-step photos and instructions make this an
easy-to-follow and unique beading guide.
#62670
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
426 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-267-0
UPC: 64465162673
$19.95
Copyright: 2008
Beaded Bracelets
Readers can make a collection of beautiful
bracelets with this book. Techniques include
stitches such as peyote, right-angle weave,
and square stitch, plus stringing, dangles, and
working with wire.
#12288
48 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
125 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-464-7
UPC: 64465122882
$12.95
Copyright: 2004
Beaded Necklaces
Readers will learn to fashion more than 30
great attention-getting necklace projects with
stringing, stitching, and wirework.
#62318
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
246 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-231-1
UPC: 64465162314
$19.95
Copyright: 2006
Big & Bold
Chic&Easy Beading
Chic&Easy Beading Vol. 2
#62861
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-286-1
UPC: 64465162864
$19.95
Copyright: 2009
#12265
144 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-438-8
UPC: 64465122653
$21.95
Copyright: 2004
#62253
144 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-225-0
UPC: 64465162253
$21.95
Copyright: 2006
Beaders of any skill level will make a statement
with big and bold jewelry. These projects from
the pages of BeadStyle magazine feature
prominent pendants, chunky beads, and other
strong focal pieces in necklaces, bracelets
and earrings.
Compiled by the editors of Bead&Button
magazine, Chic&Easy Beading presents 75
stylish and easy-to-make jewelry designs
plus variations. Beautiful photos and detailed
instructions make this book suitable for both
beginning and advanced bead artists.
The follow-up to the first volume contains
70 fabulous jewelry projects from the pages
of Chic&Easy, Bead&Button, and BeadStyle.
Readers can create their own jewelry in no
time with the illustrated techniques, expert
instruction and creative ideas.
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Chic&Easy Beading Vol. 3
The third volume continues the series by
providing more great stringing and weaving
projects. The 56 projects from the pages of
Bead&Button magazine can be completed in
just a few hours and offer a variety of necklace,
bracelet, and earring designs for stylish and
easy beading.
#62779
144 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
426 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-277-9
UPC: 64465162772
$21.95
Copyright: 2009
Discover Beading
Basic, beginner-friendly beading techniques
demonstrate how to create stunning bracelets,
necklaces, earrings, and more. Fresh ideas and
inspiration for new and advanced beaders.
#62393
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
370 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-239-7
UPC: 64465162390
$19.95
Copyright: 2006
Easy Birthstone Jewelry:
38 Exciting Projects
Easy Bracelets and Earrings
This collection of 38 projects is divided into
twelve sections (one for each month), each
featuring a description of the traditional and
alternate birthstones for that month and three
necklace, bracelet, and earring projects.
#62557
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-255-7
UPC: 64465162550
$21.95
Copyright: 2008
This detailed booklet includes bracelet and
earring projects great for beginning beaders,
as well as more experienced beaders with
limited time.
#12331
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
80 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-418-0
UPC: 64465123315
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
booklet
Easy Strung Jewelry
Get Started Beading
#12279
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
50 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-455-5
UPC: 64465122790
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
#62199
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
230 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-219-9
UPC: 64465162192
$19.95
Copyright: 2005
Readers can make 14 beautiful and stylish
pieces they can wear or give as gifts. Projects
are based on simple stringing techniques with
easy-to-follow photos and instructions.
A complete primer on beading. Fifty-two
fabulous projects teach the basics of beadwork:
stringing, wirework, and the most common
stitches.
Jewelry in a Flash
Jewelry Just for You
#62687
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-268-7
UPC: 64465162680
$19.95
Copyright: 2009
#62618
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-261-8
UPC: 64465162611
$19.95
Copyright: 2008
Step-by-step photos and instructions make
more than 40 projects easy to complete, plus
detailed supply lists simplify shopping. Whether
readers have an hour or a few minutes, this
book will ensure that they have enough time to
create beautiful pieces. From the pages of the
BeadStyle Under an Hour special issue.
This collection of projects from the successful
BeadStyle special issue Your Perfect Look
features more than 30 projects designed to
help readers look their best according to their
face shape and neckline. Each project includes
photographs and step-by-step instructions for a
necklace and a pair of earrings.
Simply Stylish
Chain & Metal
Jewelry
new
new
booklet
From the publisher of BeadStyle magazine
Simply Stringing
Demonstrates how a wide variety of looks can
be achieved with just a few simple stringing
techniques. Projects use a range of materials
including glass beads, gemstones, silver accent
beads, crystals, and more.
#12328
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
75 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-638-2
UPC: 64465123285
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
Simply Stylish Chain & Metal Jewelry
The chic look of metal and chain is skyrocketing
in popularity. This collection from BeadStyle
magazine dazzles with 30 projects for
sophisticated style.
#62977
88 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
293 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-297-7
UPC: 64465162970
$17.95
Copyright: 2010
The Absolute Beginners Guide:
Stringing Beaded Jewelry
Karin Buckingham
This first book in a new series will inform
without overwhelming the aspiring beader. It’s
the ideal starting point for anyone who’d like to
experience the satisfaction of making jewelry.
#62991
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-299-1
UPC: 64465162994
$21.95
Copyright: 2010
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Bead and Wire Jewelry
Bead and Wire Jewelry offers simple wire
earring and wire-wrapped pendant and cuff
projects, as well as a memory-wire bracelet and
jig necklace projects.
#12278
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
50 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-454-8
UPC: 64465122783
$7.95
Copyright: 2006
booklet
Beautiful Wire Jewelry for Beaders
Irina Miech
Twenty-one projects show readers how to
combine wireworking skills with beaded jewelry
designs. The projects use a wide variety of
beads and cabochons, giving readers many
opportunities to explore their creativity and
expand their wireworking skills.
#62649
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
500 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-264-9
UPC: 64465162642
$21.95
Copyright: 2009
Complete Guide to Making
Wire Jewelry
Readers will learn to make more than 20 wire
jewelry projects using a variety of methods,
including coiling, wire weaving, chain mail,
wrapping, and shaping.
#62540
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-254-0
UPC: 64465162543
$21.95
Copyright: 2007
Easy Chain Mail
Traditional chain mail patterns are once again
popular, and only one skill is needed for
most projects—the ability to open and close
jump rings. This collection of six projects will
introduce readers to the basic patterns and
teach them exciting variations.
#12352
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
60 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-715-0
UPC: 64465123520
$7.95
Copyright: 2007
booklet
Elegant Earrings
Bent-wire, chandelier, drop, and other styles of
earrings are showcased in this popular booklet
with easy step-by-step photos and instructions.
#12267
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
70 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-440-1
UPC: 64465122677
$7.95
Copyright: 2004
booklet
Get Started with Wire Jewelry
Twenty-five great projects from Bead&Button
magazine showcase the wonderful versatility of
working with wire. Create necklaces, earrings,
bracelets, and pins to wear and share.
#62342
56 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
200 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-234-2
UPC: 64465162345
$12.95
Copyright: 2005
Mostly Metals: A Beginner’s Guide to
Jewelry Design
Silver Threads
#62595
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-259-5
UPC: 64465162598
$21.95
Copyright: 2008
#62210
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
200 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-221-2
UPC: 64465162215
$22.95
Copyright: 2006
Karin Buckingham
Beginner or intermediate jewelry makers
wanting to use wire, chain, and jump rings will
learn the fundamentals of making great jewelry,
with the focus on shiny gold, silver, and copper
wire, findings, and beads.
18 l
Jeanne Rhodes-Moen
Readers will learn basic filigree shapes in
12 stunning projects that range from simple
pendants and earrings to more complex
necklaces with gemstone settings and multiple
components. Detailed instructions, illustrations,
and photography make the projects easy to do.
Inspired Wire
Cynthia Wuller
Skill levels increase as the chapters do! A
novice jewelry maker can begin with chapter
one and gain intermediate skills by the end of
the book; a person at the intermediate level
can use the book to learn new techniques and
perfect his or her understanding of wirework.
#62564
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-256-4
UPC: 64465162567
$21.95
Copyright: 2008
Making Wire Jewelry
Features 13 easy projects for stylish and
fun accessories. Readers will learn the key
techniques for making great wire necklaces,
bracelets, earrings, and pins.
#12261
16 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
200 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-89024-431-9
UPC: 64465122615
$7.95
Copyright: 2003
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Enameling on Metal Clay: Innovative
Jewelry Projects
Pam East
Earring, pendant, pin, bead, and ring projects
are included. Get started with a tools and
materials section, as well as metal clay and
enameling basics. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step
instructions with detailed photographs.
#62458
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-245-8
UPC: 64465162451
$19.95
Copyright: 2007
Metal Clay for Beaders
Inventive Metal Clay for Beaders
#62334
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-233-5
UPC: 64465162338
$19.95
Copyright: 2006
#62588
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-258-8
UPC: 64465162581
$21.95
Copyright: 2008
Irina Miech
Beaders and jewelry designers will love the
versatility of metal clay. They’ll learn to create
custom silver components for necklaces,
bracelets, earrings, rings, and brooches.
Irina Miech
Irina Miech, author of Metal Clay for Beaders
and More Metal Clay for Beaders, presents
18 new projects incorporating metal clay and
beads in beautiful jewelry.
More Metal Clay for Beaders
Irina Miech
Dazzling projects include pendants, earrings,
and brooches, many with appealing natural,
organic themes. Beading and metal clay basics
are included along with detailed instructions
and step-by-step photography for each project.
#62427
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
300+ color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-242-7
UPC: 64465162420
$21.95
Copyright: 2007
metal clay
RINGS
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silver jewelry
inspired by nature
irina miech
Metal Clay Beyond the Basics
Metal Clay Magic
Metal Clay Rings
#62502
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-250-2
UPC: 64465162505
$19.95
Copyright: 2008
#62202
128 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-220-5
UPC: 64465162208
$21.95
Copyright: 2005
#62786
96 pages • 8 x 8.875
300 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-278-6
UPC: 64465162789
$19.95
Copyright: 2010
Carol Babineau
Twenty-five projects and step-by-step
instructions teach readers to integrate sterling
silver, ceramics, and enamel into their metal
clay projects and to use armatures, molds, tube
rivets, and cold connections.
Nana Mizushima
This book includes step-by-step instructions
for rolling, stamping, finishing and combining
metal clay with other materials. More than
25 appealing projects for beads, earrings,
pendants, and unique origami pieces.
Irina Miech
No metalsmithing required! Easy-to-use metal
clay makes creating fine-silver rings possible.
Metal Clay Rings presents step-by-step
instructions for making 18 beautifully designed,
wearable rings.
Polymer Clay
Perfectly
Paired
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Silver Clay Keepsakes
Katie Baum and Judi L. Hendricks
Celebrate life events with more than 20 projects
that make elegant, meaningful gifts for baby,
grandparents, teens, graduates, newlyweds,
and even the family pet. This step-by-step guide
takes beginners through the basics, and the
tools and techniques they’ll need.
#62854
112 pages • 8.5 x 10
400 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-285-4
UPC: 64465162857
$21.95
Copyright: 2009
new
Patricia Kimle
Artful Polymer Clay
Gail Ritchey
First-time crafters and experienced artisans
alike can create great projects, from stylish
jewelry to beautiful home decor. Detailed
instructions and photography explain 10
different techniques, including shaping,
molding, punching, and more.
#62823
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
220 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-282-3
UPC: 64465162826
$19.95
Copyright: 2009
Perfectly Paired: Designing Jewelry
with Polymer and Metal Clays
Patricia Kimle
Patricia Kimle opens up a world of creativity in
this book. She shares her insider’s secrets for
combining two unique elements in a variety of
projects full of texture and color.
#62946
112 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
350 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-294-6
UPC: 64465162949
$21.95
Copyright: 2010
Polymer Pizzazz
The essential resource for people who want to
learn how to use polymer clay. From the pages
of Bead&Button magazine, the book showcases
the many ways of using the material to create
beads, pendants, brooches, and earrings.
#62369
96 pages • 8.25 x 10.75
370 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-87116-236-6
UPC: 64465162369
$19.95
Copyright: 2006
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COMPLETE PRODUCT LIST IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
A Year in Earrings....................................................62960 $17.95
ABCs of Beading......................................................12262
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Stringing Beaded Jewelry....................................62991 $21.95
Art Bead Jewelry.....................................................62809 $21.95
The Art of Bead Embroidery.....................................62434 $21.95
Artful Polymer Clay..................................................62823 $19.95
Bead and Wire Jewelry............................................12278
$7.95
Bead Crochet..........................................................12272
$7.95
Bead Journey..........................................................62670 $19.95
Bead-Weaving Stitches...........................................12275
$7.95
Beaded Bracelets....................................................12288 $12.95
Beaded Macramé Jewelry.......................................12285
$7.95
Beaded Necklaces...................................................62318 $19.95
Beaded Ornaments for the Holidays and Beyond.....62830 $19.95
Beading Inspiration ................................................62465 $19.95
Beadwoven Jewelry................................................62296 $19.95
Beautiful Wire Jewelry for Beaders..........................62649 $21.95
Big & Bold...............................................................62861 $19.95
Chic&Easy Beading.................................................12265 $21.95
Chic&Easy Beading Vol. 2........................................62253 $21.95
Complete Guide to Making Wire Jewelry.................62540 $21.95
Cool Jewels.............................................................62472 $19.95
Countertop Display for Books and Magazines.........68032 $229.00
Creative Beading.....................................................62288 $29.95
Creative Beading Vol. 2............................................62441 $29.95
Creative Beading Vol. 5.........................................62922 $29.95
Crystal Brilliance...................................................62953 $21.95
Crystal Chic.............................................................62694 $21.95
Cube Bead Stitching................................................62816 $19.95
Discover Beading....................................................62393 $19.95
Easy Bead Stitches: Brick Stitch..............................12341
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Easy Bead Stitches: Netting.....................................12338
$7.95
Easy Bead Stitches: Peyote.....................................12351
$7.95
Easy Bead-Woven Bracelets....................................12266
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Easy Beading..........................................................62172 $29.95
Easy Beading Vol. 2.................................................62261 $29.95
Easy Beading Vol. 3.................................................62410 $29.95
Easy Beading Vol. 4.................................................62632 $29.95
Easy Beading Vol. 5.................................................62885 $29.95
Easy Beading Vol. 6 . ............................................62915 $29.95
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Easy Bracelets and Earrings....................................12331
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Easy Strung Jewelry................................................12279
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Elegant Earrings......................................................12267
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Focal Bead Necklaces.............................................12339
$7.95
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Get Started with Wire Jewelry.................................62342 $12.95
Hip Handmade Memory Jewelry.............................62748 $21.95
How to Bead............................................................12305
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Making Wire Jewelry...............................................12261
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Metal Clay Beyond the Basics ................................62502 $19.95
Metal Clay for Beaders............................................62334 $19.95
Metal Clay Magic.....................................................62202 $21.95
Metal Clay Rings...................................................62786 $19.95
More Metal Clay for Beaders...................................62427 $21.95
More Seed Bead Stitching.......................................62908 $19.95
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to Jewelry Design....................................................62595 $21.95
One-Hour Beading...................................................12344
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Polymer and Metal Clays......................................62946 $21.95
Peyote Stitch ..........................................................62180 $19.95
Polymer Pizzazz......................................................62369 $19.95
Rings and Brooches................................................12329
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Seed Bead Chains...................................................12277
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Seed Bead Stitching................................................62526 $19.95
Silver Clay Keepsakes.............................................62854 $21.95
Silver Threads ........................................................62210 $22.95
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Tips & Techniques...................................................12263
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Your Seed Bead Style............................................62847 $17.95
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Making Wire Jewelry...............................................12261
ABCs of Beading......................................................12262
Tips & Techniques...................................................12263
Chic&Easy Beading.................................................12265
Easy Bead-Woven Bracelets....................................12266
Elegant Earrings......................................................12267
Bead Crochet..........................................................12272
Bead-Weaving Stitches...........................................12275
Seed Bead Chains...................................................12277
Bead and Wire Jewelry............................................12278
Easy Strung Jewelry................................................12279
Seed Bead Jewelry.................................................12284
Beaded Macramé Jewelry.......................................12285
Beaded Bracelets....................................................12288
Making Crystal Jewelry...........................................12304
How to Bead............................................................12305
Simply Stringing......................................................12328
Rings and Brooches................................................12329
Easy Bracelets and Earrings....................................12331
Easy Knotting..........................................................12332
Easy Bead Stitches: Netting.....................................12338
Focal Bead Necklaces.............................................12339
Easy Bead Stitches: Brick Stitch..............................12341
Vintage and Retro Jewelry .....................................12343
One-Hour Beading...................................................12344
Easy Bead Stitches: Peyote.....................................12351
Easy Chain Mail.......................................................12352
Easy Beading..........................................................62172
Peyote Stitch ..........................................................62180
Get Started Beading................................................62199
Metal Clay Magic.....................................................62202
Silver Threads ........................................................62210
Chic&Easy Beading Vol. 2........................................62253
Easy Beading Vol. 2.................................................62261
Creative Beading.....................................................62288
Beadwoven Jewelry................................................62296
Beaded Necklaces...................................................62318
Metal Clay for Beaders............................................62334
Get Started with Wire Jewelry.................................62342
Polymer Pizzazz......................................................62369
Seed Bead Savvy....................................................62385
Discover Beading....................................................62393
Easy Beading Vol. 3.................................................62410
More Metal Clay for Beaders...................................62427
The Art of Bead Embroidery.....................................62434
Creative Beading Vol. 2............................................62441
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