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4 Passing Through

6 Bead Buzz8 Contributors

12 The Challenge

16 Stitch Pro  Jean Campbell 

20 Cool Stuff 

21 Katie’s Finds Katie Hacker 

24 Custom Cool

26 Scarlett’s Style Scarlett Lanson

94 Techniques96 Bead Artist: Dan Adams

and Cynthia ToopsTina Koyama

Designer of the Year Projects

32 SWEET BUMBLEBEE Nancy Cain

 A charming companion or a spring day, this peyote-

stitched bumblebee makes a lovely pin or pendant with its

gold-and-black seed-bead stripes

36 WILDFLOWER EARRINGS Melanie Potter 

Sweet chevron-netted and peyote-stitched blooms hang

rom delicate chain—contrasting matte and iridescent seed

beads create the petals surrounding crystal centers

40 JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT Laura McCabe

Spring has sprung, bringing with it peyote-stitched ow-

ers in shades o purple, a celadon-colored strap created

 with tubular herringbone stitch, and pearl accents

44 FIRE FLOWER BRACELET Carole Ohl

Use peyote stitch and ringe to make a eld o owers or

 your wrist with sophisticated shades o bronze seed beads,

crystals, and pressed-glass teardrops

featured projects

Projects suited to those new to seed beading or toexperienced beaders looking for a quick project

Designs for an intermediate beader, a beginner readyto expand his/her skills, or an advanced beader look-ing for a project that won’t take weeks to complete

 Start here if you are up for a challenge or looking

 for a detailed project that requires a longer timecommitment

Our three-level project rating

system, found on the opening

page of each project, is your

guide to deciding which projects

to make first:

Project rating

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:: Anchors Aweigh 

by Scarlett Lanson   26

:: Hearts & Rosettes Necklaceby Barbara Falkowitz58

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STITCH INDEXBEAD CROCHET 66

BEAD EMBROIDERY 66, 74

BRICK STITCH 64, 66, 74

CHEVRON CHAIN 36

CRIMPING 50, 64

FRINGE 32, 40, 44, 50, 54, 58, 74

HERRINGBONE STITCH 16, 40

LADDER STITCH 16

NETTING 58

PEYOTE STITCH 24, 32, 36, 40, 44, 66, 74

PICOT 16, 24, 26, 50, 54, 66

RIGHT-ANGLE WEAVE 24, 26, 50, 58

SPIRAL STITCH 70

SQUARE STITCH 40, 54

STRINGING 50, 64

TRIANGLE WEAVE 26

WIREWORKING 58

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:: Jack-in-the-Pulpitby Laura McCabe

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50 VIOLETTE NECKLACE Barb Switzer 

Light up the room with a glimmering crystal

starburst necklace, using dimensional right-angle

 weave embellished with ringe and picots

54 SEQUIN SHIMMER Cindi Slater 

 A square-stitched oundation is laden with ringe made o

copper discs and iridescent amethyst seed beads in this shining,shimmering bracelet

64 CALYPSO FANS BRACELET Kathie Rutledge

Cool of with this un bracelet design, composed o many small

brick-stitched seed-bead ans anchored with olivine and uchsia glass rounds

66 ENCHANTED NECKLACE Venetia Perry

Create an elegant necklace with a bead-crocheted strap o cylinder

and triangle seed beads—the peyote-stitched and bead-embroidered

ocal is t or a queen

70 SATIN SPIRALS BRACELET  Julie D’Amico-Beres

This swirling spiral-stitch bracelet shows of crystal pearls on a

backdrop o gray re-polished rounds and gunmetal seed beads

74 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY CUFF Kelly Angeley

 Vintage oral cabochons are the centerpieces

or this vividly colored cuf, which

incorporates backstitch bead

embroidery, peyote stitch,

ringe, and brick stitch, and

can be easily personalized

feature

58 MODERN VINTAGE: HOW TWO DESIGNERSCOMBINE SEED BEADS, PRESSED GLASS,AND BRASSBarbara Falkowitz and Amy Haftkowycz 

Use beadweaving techniques to combine vintage-inspiredelements and modern air with Barbara’s Hearts & Rosettes

Necklace and Amy’s Floral Wreaths Bracelet

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:: Sweet Bumblebeeby Nancy Cain32

ON THE WEB!

two

bonus projects

on the Web at beadworkmagazine.com

DAY INTHE SUNby Kelli Burns

  SPIRALS& FILIGREE

by Donna Kraidman (see p. 71)