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    Bead artist jan hulling expresses humor with her bead-covered sculptures. Beaders of all skill levels will find a variety of projects in this issue. If you are new to seed beading, a beginner ready to expand his / her skills, or an advanced beader looking for a detailed project that requires a larger time commitment.

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    52

    contents
    :: Triangulations  
    by Kathie Khaladkar

    | F e b r ua ry / M a rc h 2 010
    V o l u m e 13 Number 2

    departments
    4 Passing Through new! Welcome our
    2010 Designers
    6 Bead Buzz featured projects of the Year
    8 Contributors 30 Rivoli Renaissance Laura McCabe
    12 The Challenge Aqua, bronze, and dark purple take center stage in  
    this necklace’s highly patterned peyote-stitched rings,
    new! 16 Stitch Pro Jean Campbell bezeled rivolis, and netted straps

    20 Cool Stuff 34 Kaleidoscope Quilt Cuff Carole Ohl


    Swirls of blues, purples, and rose blend harmoniously
    21 Katie’s Finds Katie Hacker into geometric forms made with herringbone and  
    peyote stitches
    24 Custom Cool
    38 Jeweled Links Nancy Cain
    26 Simply Seeds This bracelet is geometry in motion—use tubular and  
    new!
    Rachel Nelson-Smith flat peyote stitches and picots to stitch beaded rings,  
    Stitch Index 92 Bead Biz Nanette Jordan
    moving bugle-bead sliders, and a graceful toggle clasp
    Brick stitch 26, 76 44 String Quartet Melanie Potter
    Daisy chain 72 94 Techniques
    A concerto of crystals—right-angle weave and netting  
    Fringe 34, 52, 74 96 Bead Artist lend an elegant drape to this delicate amethyst and  
    Herringbone stitch 34, 52, 74 smoky topaz necklace
    Candice Wakumoto
    Ladder stitch 16, 26, 74, 76
    Netting 30, 44, 56, 72
    Peyote stitch 16, 24, 30, 34, 38,

    Project rating
    52, 56, 64 Projects suited to those new to seed beading or to
    Picot 38, 64 experienced beaders looking for a quick project
    Right-angle weave 44, 48, Let our new three-level project
    56, 64 rating system, found on the Designs for an intermediate beader, a beginner ready
    new! opening page of each project, to expand his/her skills, or an advanced beader looking
    Square stitch 64 for a project that won’t take weeks to complete
    be your guide to deciding which
    Stringing 52
    projects to make first: Start here if you are up for a challenge or looking for a
    Wireworking 60
    detailed project that requires a larger time commitment

    38 48 74 76

    2      beadworkmagazine.com
    feature
    68 “I Like to Laugh” Jan Huling Expresses

    60
    Humor with Beads Tina Koyama
    Playfulness and a sense of discovery are paramount in the work of bead
    artist Jan Huling, who is known for her inventive bead-covered sculptures

    projects :: Endless Circles Necklace 


    by Arlene Baker

    48 Medici Gate Hannah Benninger


    Ingenious hinges between each panel allow for flexibility  
    in this cubic- and flat-right-angle-weave bracelet with
    Renaissance flair

    52 Triangulations Kathie Khaladkar


    This necklace is a study in geometry, with subtly  
    metallic peyote-stitch beaded triangles and tubes as 
    well as round bezeled rivolis

    56 Lavender Lattice Hortense E. Thompson


    Amethyst pressed-glass beads and violet crystals blossom   on the cover

    26
    on this bracelet, worked with right-angle weave, netting,
    and peyote stitch

    60 Endless Circles Necklace Arlene Baker


    Wireworked circles of rose-colored fire-polished glass
    :: Retro Ruffles Cuff by Rachel Nelson-Smith
    rounds blend seamlessly to create an infinitely interesting
    necklace

    64 Metallic Ribbon Bracelet Venetia Perry


    Wrap your wrist in a ribbon of right-angle weave, peyote, and
    square stitches—cornerless brass cubes add texture and interest

    72 XOXO Bracelet Callie Mitchell


    You’ll fall in love with the daisy-chain variation in this double-
    strand bracelet made of crystal pearl rounds and magatama drops

    74 Ode on a Grecian Urn Jennifer VanBenschoten


    Achieve timeless beauty with linked semicircles of herringbone and
    34
    ladder stitches in a soft color palette, embellished with fringe and
    golden coins

    76 Pendragon Cuff Lynn Davy


    Use ladder and brick stitches with a mix of matte and metallic beads
    to create ornamental edging reminiscent of a medieval castle

    24
    totally triangular
    components
    52
    44 56

    :: by Melinda Barta

    web bonus!
    Watch Katie
    Hacker’s beading tips
    on the Web at
    beadworkmagazine.com 30 72 64

    Beadwork        february/march 2010      3

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