Bead-Patterns the Magazine Issue 4 Mar/Apr 2005 Executive Editor: Deb Moffett-Hall
Welcome friends to issue #4. A recent survey in a popular beading magazine found that many folks wanted to see more Peyote projects included in the line up. Since we are all about giving you, the beader, what you want this issue is brimming with peyote stitched treasures. Try Linda Gettings “Graph-Free” word pattern to stitch a dramatic striped peyote bracelet without needing to keep track of your place on a color graph. Gail Devoid of Need For Beads Inc. shares a quick to stitch 2-drop Peyote Bracelet dripping with crystals. I have added 2 Spring Holiday items; an Easter egg styled after Ukrainian folk art eggs and an Irish Kiss pin in Brick stitch – a Peyote stitch cousin. Check out the neat hidden compartment key fob for a great gift idea.
Best Wishes & Full Bead Dishes, Deb Moffett-Hall - Editor
A four leaf clover adorns a Celtic Style X The X is for “kiss”. Brick stitch for St. Patrick’s Day but wear this “Kiss Me I’m Irish” pin all year long.
An assortment of interesting beads, & a few quick twists with pliers is all it takes to make a these unique pins that look like expensive boutique treasures.
Ukrainian Folk Art Peyote Egg - Page 22 by Deb Moffett-Hall
A band of Psanky inspired designs decorate a hen size pastel painted wooden egg.
Linda’s easy to follow row-by-row written beading color list allows you to create a lovely diagonal striped bracelet without following a color or symbol graph!
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Issue 4 (Mar/Apr 2006) 
