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Contributed by Deb Moffett-Hall   
Wednesday, 14 December 2005
Bead-Patterns the Magazine
Issue 3      Jan/Feb 2006
Issue 3 (Jan/Feb 2006)
Executive Editor
Deb Moffett-Hall
     Welcome friends, Happy New Year! 2006 is here and I’m still wondering how 2005 went by so fast. This is the start of our first full year of issues and we are very excited about all of the wonderful projects we have lined up for you. I would like to take a moment to invite our readers who design original beadwork to consider sending your favorites to our magazine for possible inclusion in the line up. Perhaps there’s a talented but shy member in your Bead Society whose work would be enjoyed by many. Please encourage them to send photos- I love to feature new designers and am happy to work with them on the instructions.
     This issue features a bracelet bonanza! Everyone likes the (nearly) instant gratification offered by the short length of bracelets. They don’t require a huge investment of time or beads and are a terrific way to taste test a new stitch or two. There are many stitches to choose from: R.A.W, peyote, loom, square and ladder stitches all create stunning adornment for your wrist.  We have necklaces too! Sandra D. Halpenny shares another of her lacy seed bead delights, Linda Gettings shows us a new trick with peyote stitch.  Chalaedra has a clever brick stitch bezel and earring set to challenge your skills.

Best Wishes & Full Bead Dishes,
    Deb Moffett-Hall - Editor
                             
   
Table of Contents

Lacey Swag Seed Bead Necklace
Lacey Swag Seed Bead Necklace - Page 4
Sandra D. Halpenny

   Loops and swirls of transparent blue seed beads are accented with sparkling red bicone crystals. 15 inch choker.
The I Can’t Believe it’s Beads Bracelet
The I Can't Believe it's Beads Bracelet - Page 9

   Size 8 Delicas are peyote stitched with size 11 seeds to create a wonderfully textured band that looks like metal mesh
.
Bicycle Chain Bracelet
Bicycle Chain Bracelet - Page 14

   A fun R.A.W variation that works up quickly and looks fabulous. Add fire polished crystals for extra sparkle.
Caribbean Holiday
Caribbean Holiday - Page 17 
By Charlotte Holley - Beaded Legends by Chalaedra

    Wrap a stone cabochon with a decorative brick stitch bezel and bail. String luscious fringe to complete the look. Stitch up some stunning shoulder brushing earrings to match.
Silver Slider Bracelet
Silver Slider Bracelet - Page 25
By Diana Wilson

   Antiqued silver and crystal sliders from the craft store pair with size 8 Delicas to make a bracelet with vintage style glamour.

 
Peyote Stitch Wine Stopper
Peyote Stitch Wine Stopper - Page 29
By Deb Moffett-Hall

   Size 11 Delicas are peyote stitched into a beautiful cover for a purchased wine stopper kit. An easy, elegant gift idea.
Peyote Box Chain
Peyote Box Chain - Page 31
By Linda Gettings

   Quick stitch the peyote base with size 8 seed beads and add zigzag accents of size 11 seeds to draw the edges up and make a box shaped cord.
Meet Linda Gettings
Meet Linda Gettings - Page 37

   Visit the studio of this talented Designer, Author and Teacher.

 
 
Sweet Heart Vine Bracelet
Sweet Heart Vine Bracelet - Page 38
By Deb Moffett-Hall

   Both Peyote and loom charts are included for this charming valentine inspired bracelet.
 Tricky Triangles Crystal Bracelet
Tricky Triangles Crystal Bracelet - Page 41


   Ladder stitch triangle beads into spacer bars and add crystals and seed beads to create this dazzling bracelet.
Foxden DesignsBeadshop:  Foxden Designs - Page 12
Product and Book Reviews
Product & Book Reviews - Page 46



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