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class 101

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BEADING
DESIGNS AND VIDEO
INSTRUCTION BY
KERI LEE SEREIKA
Learn to Bead & Make
Jewelry 101
Practice and master all the basics of beading and jewelry making
while also building your jewelry wardrobe with this collection of 10
perfectly pretty projects including earrings, bracelets and necklaces!
Meet the Instructor
Keri Lee is an avid designer and author
in many different arts and crafts. She
is instructor of Annie’s Learn to Bead
& Make Jewelry 101 and 201 classes,
and also instructor of Annie’s Creative
Coloring Techniques. Keri frequently
designs for CardMaker magazine and
CardMaker Kit-of-the-Month Club.
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Sweet Pink Fairy Earrings
Materials
• CRYSTALLIZED™ Swarovski Elements:
2 (6mm) white opal bicone crystals, 2
(6mm) white pearl rounds
• 2 (14 x 10mm) wine frosted petunia
Lucite flower beads
• 2 (2-inch) 21-gauge silver-plated head
pins
• 2 (17mm) 22-gauge silver-plated brass
fishhook ear wires (with 2mm ball)
• Round-nose pliers
• Chain-nose pliers
• Flush cutter
Finished Size
11/2 inches, including ear wire
Instructions
1) Thread onto a head pin a bicone
crystal, a Lucite flower and a pearl round.
2) Referring to How to Make a Simple
Loop technique section of video, create
a simple loop above beads on head pin
using chain-nose pliers, round-nose
pliers and flush cutter.
3) Using chain-nose pliers and referring
to How to Open & Close Ear Wire Loops
technique section of video, open loop
on ear wire and thread loop on head pin
onto ear wire; close loop.
4) Repeat steps for second earring. ●
Sources: Lucite flower beads from Beads4all;
head pins, ear wires, pliers and flush cutter
from Fire Mountain Gems and Beads.
Oh So Vintage Earrings
Materials
• 2 (2.5mm) light Colorado topaz
CRYSTALLIZED™ Swarovski Elements
bicone crystals
• 2 (8mm) cocoa pearl beads
• 2 (4mm) antique brass pumpkin beads
• 2 (15mm flat) antique brass five-petal
bead caps
• 2 (2-inch) antique brass head pins
• 2 antique bronze vintage-style leverback ear wires
• Flush cutter
Finished Size
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Instructions
crystal, pearl, bead cap and pumpkin
bead. Note: Bend petals of bead cap
around pearl bead.
2) Referring to How to Make a Wrapped
a wrapped loop above pumpkin bead on
head pin using chain-nose pliers, roundnose pliers and flush cutter.
technique section of video, open loop on
end of ear wire and thread loop on head
pin onto ear wire; close loop.
Sources: Pumpkin beads, bead caps,
head pins and lever-back ear wires from
Beads4all; pliers and flush cutter from Fire
Mountain Gems and Beads.
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Charming Bauble Bracelets
Materials
• 5 large red Asian crystal beads
• 5 (4mm) clear crystal round beads
• 5 (15mm flat) antique brass five-petal
bead caps
• 6 (3/4-inch length) antique bronze
double-link chains
• 2 (7mm) antique brass jump rings
• 1 (14 x 8mm) antique brass lobsterclaw clasp
• Flush cutter
Finished Size
71/2 inches, including clasp
Instructions
1) Thread onto a head pin a round clear
crystal bead, a red crystal bead and a
bead cap. Note: Bend petals of bead cap
around red crystal bead.
2) Referring to How to Make a Simple
a simple loop above beads on head pin
pliers and flush cutter, forming a bauble.
3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 four times for a
total of five baubles.
4) Using chain-nose pliers and referring to
How to Make a Dangle technique section
of video, open loops at top of each bauble
and attach to chain; close loops.
to How to Open & Close Jump Rings
technique section of video, open jump
ring and attach to one end of chain; close
jump ring. Open second jump ring and
attach lobster-claw clasp to other end of
chain; close jump ring. ●
Sources: Round crystal beads from Connie
Crystal; double-link chain, jump rings,
lobster-claw clasp and bead cap from
Designer Note
To create a stepped-up version such as the
silver and blue one shown, simply change up
the colors and metals being used, and add
plenty of shimmer and sparkle by filling in
the open chain areas with additional pearl
and crystal baubles.
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Island Elegance Earrings
Materials
• 8 (6mm) dark green round glass beads
• Pearl beads: 2 (12mm) teal, 4 (10mm)
dark cream
• 2 (2-inch lengths) gold chain
• 14 (2-inch) .8mm gold thick head pins
• 2 gold ear wires
• Flush cutter
Finished Size
Instructions
1) Thread a teal pearl onto a head pin.
Referring to How to Make a Wrapped
a wrapped loop above beads on head
pin using chain-nose pliers, round-nose
pliers and flush cutters, creating a teal
pearl bauble.
2) Thread a round crystal onto a head
pin. Referring to How to Make a Simple
a simple loop above bead on head pin
pliers and flush cutter, creating a crystal
bauble. Repeat three more times for a
total of four baubles.
3) Thread one dark cream pearl onto a
head pin; in the same manner as before,
create a simple loop creating a dark
cream pearl bauble. Repeat once for a
total of two baubles.
to How to Make a Dangle technique
section of video, open loops at top of
each bauble finished with a simple loop
and attach to a length of chain as shown.
Close loops.
5) Referring to How to Cut or Open
Chain, open last link on length of chain;
attach to top of wrapped loop bauble.
Close link.
6) Referring to How to Open & Close Ear
Wire Loops technique section of video
and using chain-nose pliers, open loop
on ear wire, thread top link of chain onto
ear wire. Close loop.
7) Repeat steps 1–5 for second earring. ●
Sources: Fire & Ice™ round glass beads,
chain, ear wires and head pins from
Elizabeth Ward Sweet Beads Fundamental
Findings™/AC Moore; pearls from Nicole
Crafts/AC Moore; pliers and flush cutter
from Fire Mountain Gems and Beads.
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Simply Strung Bracelet
Materials
• 18 (6mm) black round glass beads
• 6 (8mm) clear crystal faceted round
beads
• 3 (13 x 8.5mm) Artisan lampwork glass
beads
• 8-inch length of satin silver 7-strand
beading wire
• 2 silver crimp tubes
• 1 silver-plated toggle clasp
• Crimp tool
• Flush cutter
Finished Size
8 inches, including clasp
2) Referring to How to Crimp & Cover
Crimp Tubes technique section of video
and using crimping tool, crimp the crimp
tube, and then round the crimp tube
securing the toggle clasp in place; trim
short tail of wire using flush cutter.
3) Thread beads onto wire as shown.
4) Finish by threading a crimp tube and
remaining piece of toggle clasp onto
beading wire. Thread beading wire back
through crimp tube; repeat step 2. Trim
any excess wire. ●
Sources: Crystal beads from Connie
Crystal; beading wire and crimp tool from
Beadalon; pliers and flush cutter from Fire
Instructions
1) Onto the end of beading wire, thread
a crimp tube and one piece of toggle
clasp. Thread beading wire back through
crimp tube, leaving a short tail.
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Additional Strands
Adding bulk and interest is as easy as stringing additional
strands of beads and attaching them to a jump ring. You
can then add the extra strands to the bracelet for a more
bulky multistranded bracelet, or remove them if you prefer a
quieter, more simple statement.
Additional Materials
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5 (8mm) AB crystal round beads
Size 6/0 blue seed beads
Size 8/0 silver seed beads
4 silver crimp tubes
2 (6mm) silver-plated jump rings
2 (8-inch) lengths of satin silver 7-strand beading wire
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Simply Strung Earrings
Materials
• 4 (6mm) round black glass beads
• 4 (8mm) clear round faceted crystal
beads
• 2 (13 x 8.5mm) Artisan lampwork glass
beads
• 2 (4-inch) lengths of satin silver
7-strand beading wire
• 2 silver crimp tubes
• 2 silver-plated collette covers
• 2 silver-plated ear wires
• Crimp tool
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Finished Size
Instructions
1) Referring to photo, thread beads onto
a length of beading wire. Thread both
ends of beading wire through bottom of
collette and through a crimp tube.
and using crimping tool, crimp the crimp
tube, and then round the crimp tube.
Trim any excess wire. Close the collette
around the crimp tube.
technique section of video and using
chain-nose pliers, open loop on end of
ear wire and thread loop of collette onto
opened loop. Close loop.
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Elegantly Strung Floating Necklace
Materials
• 10 (6mm) round black beads
• 6 (8mm) clear round faceted crystal
beads
• 1 (13 x 8.5mm) Artisan lampwork
glass bead
• 19-inch length of satin silver 7-strand
beading wire
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12 silver crimp tubes
2 silver crimp tube covers
1 silver-plated toggle clasp
Crimp tool
Chain-nose pliers
Flush cutter
Finished Size
Instructions
1) Onto the end of beading wire, thread a
crimp tube and one piece of toggle clasp.
Thread beading wire back through crimp
tube, leaving a short tail.
and using crimping tool, crimp the
crimp tube, and then round the crimp
tube securing the toggle clasp in place.
Trim any excess wire. Cover crimp tube
with a crimp cover and gently close
using crimp tool.
3) Thread beads onto wire as shown,
making sure to begin with one crimp
tube and placing two crimp tubes
between each bead pattern set. End
threading one crimp tube.
4) Thread a crimp tube and remaining
piece of toggle clasp onto beading wire.
Thread beading wire back through crimp
tube; repeat step 2. Trim any excess wire.
5) Referring to How to Create a Floating
Bead or Bead Group and using crimp
tool, crimp and then round the crimp
tube securing patterned bead sets along
length of bead stringing wire as shown. ●
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Yellow Rose Necklace & Ring
Materials
• CRYSTALLIZED™ Swarovski Elements:
4 (6mm) white pearls, 6 (6mm) light
yellow bicone crystals
• 2 yellow resin rose cabochons
• 18-inch length silver-plated
elongated chain
• 4 (2-inch) 21-gauge silver-plated
head pins
• 2 (6mm) silver-plated jump rings
• Silver-plated toggle clasp
• Silver leaf bail
• Silver adjustable ring blank
• E-6000 glue
• Flush cutter
Finished Size
19 inches, including clasp
Instructions
1) Referring to How to Attach Bails &
Cording Ends technique section of
video, adhere bail to the back of a rose
cabochon using E-6000 glue. Adhere ring
blank to the remaining cabochon. Let dry
until fully cured following manufacturer’s
instructions.
technique section of video, attach a
piece of toggle clasp to each end of
chain using jump rings.
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crystal and a pearl. Referring to How to
Make a Simple Loop technique section
of video, create a simple loop above
beads on head pin using chain-nose
pliers, round-nose pliers and flush
cutter, creating a bauble. Repeat three
times for a total of four baubles.
4) Thread bail onto chain. Using chainnose pliers and referring to How to Make
a Dangle technique section of video,
open loops at top of each bauble and
attach to chain as shown; close loops. ●
Sources: Resin roses from Ingredients for
Lovely; chain from Beadalon; head pins,
pliers and flush cutter from Fire Mountain
Gems and Beads.
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Vintage Rose Earrings
Materials
• 2 (6mm) cream CRYSTALLIZED™
Swarovski Elements pearl beads
• 2 blue roses on cream disc cabochons
• 2 antique brass square filigrees
• 2 antique brass French ear wires
• E-6000 glue
• Flush cutter
• Small metal hole punch
Finished Size
Instructions
1) Punch a hole through top and bottom
points of filigree pieces.
2) In the same manner as How to Attach
Bails & Cording Ends technique section
of video, adhere a rose cabochon to
center of each filigree piece using
E-6000. Let dry until fully cured
following manufacturer’s instructions.
3) Thread a pearl onto a head pin.
Referring to How to Make a Simple Loop
technique section of video, create a
simple loop above beads on head pin
pliers and flush cutter, creating a bauble.
to How to Make a Dangle technique
section of video, open loops at top of
bauble and attach to bottom hole on
filigree. Close loop.
5) Referring to How to Open & Close Ear
Wire Loops technique section of video,
open the loop on ear wire, thread filigree
onto loop. Close loop.
6) Repeat steps 3–5 for second earring. ●
Sources: Cabochons from Ingredients
for Lovely; head pins and ear wires from
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Altered Game Tile Necklace
Materials
• 6 green and pink large-holed beads
from 9-piece mix
• 2 silver large-holed bead cones
• 2 silver cord ends
• 2 (6mm) silver-plated jump rings
• 1 silver-plated toggle clasp
• 1 silver leaf bail
• 1 letter tile from board game
• Scrap of patterned paper
• 16-inch length cream satin rattail
cording
• Diamond Glaze adhesive
• E-6000 glue
• Super glue
• Craft knife
• Cutting mat
Finished Size
Instructions
1) Trim a piece of patterned paper to fit
letter tile. Adhere to smooth side of tile
using Diamond Glaze adhesive; let dry.
2) Once dry, referring to How to Attach
Bails & Cording Ends technique section
of video, use E-6000 to adhere bail to
back of game tile. Let dry until fully cured
following manufacturer’s instructions.
3) Referring to How to Attach Bails &
Cording Ends technique section of
video, use super glue and chain-nose
pliers to crimp cording end onto one
end of cording. Thread beads, bead cone,
pendant, bead cone and remaining
beads onto cording.
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4) In the same manner as step 3, crimp
cording end onto end of cording.
technique section of video, open jump
rings and attach toggle clasp to each end
of cording. ●
Sources: Mix and Mingle large-holed
beads from Darice; bead cones from
Cousin; cord ends from Michaels Stores Inc.;
Diamond Glaze from JudiKins; pliers from
Fire Mountain Gems and Beads.
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Bead Shapes
Beads come in many shapes other
than standard rounds. Beads are most
commonly measured in millimeters
(mm) such as 6mm, 8mm or 10mm.
However, you’ll find that not all beads
have holes and not all beads follow the
millimeter rule.
Other bead shapes:
Flat Rectangle
Round
Marquise
Oval
Half-drilled beads
Half-drilled beads can be glued
to findings and to the end of
memory wire jewelry.
Briolette
Half-Drilled Bead
Rondelle
Cabochons
Cabochons are a non-bead, because
there is no hole that beaders use
frequently. They can also be known as a
cab, for short. It’s simple to use a
cabochon. Just apply glue to a matching
bezel and adhere.
Glue
Seed beads
11/0
Cylinders
Squares
Coin
Chips
Lentil
Pebbles
15/0
Seed beads can come in shapes like
triangles, squares, cylinders and delicas.
Delicas are very accurately cut seed
beads that are usually used with bead
stitches. Triangles, squares and cylinders
can be used in stitches as well as
stringing designs.
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Donut
Cabochon
8/0
Triangles
Heishi
Teardrop
Seed beads are named for their size
since they are about the same size as
seeds. Seed beads are most commonly
found in size 11/0; however, they can
be as small as 18/0 (1.17mm) or as big
as 1/0 (6.5mm). We usually call bigger
seed beads—or sizes 4/0, 6/0 and
8/0—E beads.
6/0
Teardrop (Top Drilled)
Delicas
Hex 2-cuts
Nugget
Cube
Flat Square (Center Drilled)
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Necklace Lengths Diagram
A
B
C
D
E
A. Choker: 16 inches D. Opera: 32 inches
B. Princess: 18 inches E. Rope or Lariat: 48 inches
C. Matinee: 24 inches
Buyer’s Guide
For your added convenience, you can purchase many of the same supplies used by the class instructor directly from Annie’s. Many of
these supplies are available in a variety of beautiful colors and handy sizes. Click on the Supplies tab when logged into your class.
Beadalon®
(866) 423-2325
www.beadalon.com
Darice
(866) 432-7423
www.darice.com
JudiKins Inc.
(310) 515-1115
www.judikins.com
Beads4all
www.etsy.com/shop/Beads4all
Elizabeth Ward Sweet Beads
Fundamental Findings™/AC Moore
www.acmoore.com
Michaels Stores Inc.
(800) MICHAELS (642-4235)
www.michaels.com
Fire Mountain Gems and Beads
(800) 355-2137
www.firemountaingems.com
Nicole Crafts/AC Moore
www.acmoore.com
Connie Crystal
(800) 285-4650
www.conniecrystal.com
Cousin
(800) 366-2687
www.cousin.com
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Ingredients for Lovely
www.etsy.com/shop/ingredientsforlovely
The Buyer’s Guide listings are provided as a service
to our readers and should not be considered an
endorsement from this publication.
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Credits & Acknowledgments
Instructor
Keri Lee Sereika
Bead Technical Editor
Corene Painter
Chief Executive Officer
David McKee
Producer
Laura Scott
Copy Editor
Sam Mawhorter
Executive Vice President
Michele Fortune
Publishing Services Director
Brenda Gallmeyer
Photo and Video Set Supervisor
Tammy Christian
Video Director
Scott Campbell
Still Photographers
Matthew Owen, Matt Bowen
Creative Director
Brad Snow
Set
Tammy Liechty, Tammy Steiner
Videographers
Matthew Owen, Matt Bowen,
Turner Schwartz, Tammy Christian
Hair and Makeup
Amy Isch
Video Editor
Nicole Gage
Class Content Manager
Abby Geha
Editorial Advisor
Sharon Frank
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