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Beaded Jewelry & Accessories beaded jewelry & accessories EXOTIC BEADS KATIE’S BASICS OF BEADING by Sara Withers She’ll Take the Mystery Out of Beading for You! . by Katie Hacker 45 exciting projects from all over the world. Items . to make include necklaces, chokers, earrings, and “New to beading? Let jewelry designer Katie Hacker bracelets. Projects range from simple ideas for be your guide. You’ll learn about basic beading beginners to intricate and inspirational designs for tools, supplies, findings, bead styles and even what more experienced bead workers. Basic techniques to wear with your new creations. Join Katie as she and clearly annotated photographs show how to teaches you beading techniques such as wire create each piece. wrapping, macramé, using seed beads and more. It’s like taking a beading class from a pro!” This booklet explains different materials and techniques along BK907 BK1985 with designs that utilize them. Softcover, 41 pages Softcover, 128 pages Sugg. Retail $9.99 Sugg. Retail $19.95 Elegance Made Easy, Exotic Beads THE NEED TO BEAD EUROPEAN DESIGNS How to Make 60 Beautiful Glass Beading Projects by Sara Withers by Katie Hacker . From the magical beauty of an Ancient Greek Projects are categorized by the primary types of necklace to the elegance of an Edwardian “pearl” and stones used, including amethyst, jet, crystal, pearl, diamante set, you will be inspired by these beautiful amber, and more. Designs include “Shades of projects influenced by different European cultures. Autumn Necklace”, “Moon & Stars Necklace”, and “Snowflake Anklet Set”. Step-by-step instructions with diagrams and full-color photos. BK880 BK903 Softcover, 25 pages Softcover, 41 pages Sugg. Retail $8.95 Sugg. Retail $9.99 Elegance Made Easy, Exotic Beads BEADAZZLING BEADS ASIAN DESIGNS 41 Sensational Jewelry Pieces to Create by Sara Withers Using Glass Beads . by Katie Hacker The exotic-looking projects in this book were . inspired by the fabulous styles from India, China, Includes step-by-step instructions 41 stunning and Japan. Full-color photos and clear instructions necklaces, chokers, bracelets and earrings designed give confidence to the beginner and inspiration to in color-coordinating sets to match every style. the more experienced bead worker. Features color photos throughout. The first page covers basic techniques which are used in many of the designs. BK883 BK703 Softcover, 25 pages Softcover, 25 pages Sugg. Retail $8.95 Sugg. Retail $7.99 Elegance Made Easy, Exotic Beads BORN TO BEAD AFRICAN DESIGNS by Katie Hacker by Sara Withers . For those who like beautiful jewelry and love to The strong vibrant colors and designs from make it themselves! These 67 elegant designs African offset the intricate styles of the Middle include chokers, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, hair East in this exciting collection of projects. From accessories and more. From delicate to dramatic, Mosque Beads and Egyptian Collar to the colorful Born to Bead is the “grownup” beading book. Uses East African Wedding Beads, you are sure to find Better Beads and Elite Beads. 41 full-color pages, a style to please. step by step photography and pre-tested instructions designed for the crafter’s success. BK882 BK2267 Softcover, 25 pages Softcover, 41 pages beaded jewelry & accessories beaded jewelry beaded jewelry & accessories beaded jewelry Sugg. Retail $8.95 Sugg. Retail $9.95 8 beaded jewelry & accessories PINN BEADS: BEAD RINGS BEADED JEWELRY WITH GIFT CARDS (Thai Language) by Michelle Charles, Andrea Gibson & Donna Goss . Fifteen ring designs which use tons of Swarovski Gift card jewelry... It’s sassy. It’s eclectic. It’s retro. beads. This is the first title we’ve come across which It’s modern. Beaded Jewelry with Gift Cards is dedicated exclusively to ring designs. introduces an unexpected color and shimmer into the world of bead art. Fashion colorful gift cards into irresistible accessories that are airy, a delight to wear, and an artful addition to your jewelry collection. The cards feature rounded corners and fun shapes with fresh insight and panache. With projects that range from elegant evening wear to BK747 everyday casual bracelets and earrings, the BK753 Softcover, 191 pages innovative designs in this book offer something for Softcover, 19 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 everyone, for every occasion and for every day. Sugg. Retail $7.99 PINN BEADS:WATCH Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series BRACELET BEADING FUN BEADED EARRINGS (Thai Language) . Make a wide assortment of exciting earrings using a Features scores of wonderful patterns, color photos, few easy beading techniques with this 16-page and easy to follow diagrams, to help you create booklet. Step-by-step photos and instructions show unique and beautiful beaded watch bracelets. you how to make 15 fabulous projects. The colorful designs make great gifts. BK745 BK808 Softcover, 20 pages Softcover, 16 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 beaded jewelry & accessories beaded jewelry PINN BEADS: BEAD BROOCH Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series & accessories beaded jewelry & PENDANT COLLECTION EASY STRUNG JEWELRY (Thai Language) . A multitude of great jewelry designs require little Feature scores of wonderful patterns, color photos, more than basic stringing techniques. The easy-to- and easy to follow diagrams. follow photos and instructions in this 16 page booklet guide you through making 14 beautiful pieces you’d be thrilled to wear or give as gifts. BK746 BK807 Softcover, 19 pages Softcover, 16 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 PINN BEADS: MOBILE PHONE Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series STRING BEADING BEAD AND WIRE JEWELRY (Thai Language) . Projects include simple wire earrings, wrapped wire Step-by-step instructions for creating beaded cell pendants and cuffs, as well as a memory wire phone straps. Full of color photos, and easy to follow bracelet and a necklace made on a jig. Easy-to- diagrams. Thirty different whimsical and fun designs! understand photos and instructions lead you through this 16-page booklet. BK744 BK806 Softcover, 31 pages Softcover, 16 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 9 beaded jewelry & accessories Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series ABCS OF BEADING LOS PRINCIPIOS DE CUENTAS . (ABCS OF BEADING) All of the basics for bead stringing and weaving (Spanish Language) beads are right here. Easy-to-follow instructions and . illustrations demystify the tools, findings, bead This is a Spanish version of ABCs of Beading in types, and stringing materials used in jewelry which readers learn how to make jewelry like a pro. making. Includes 13 easy-to-follow projects. Provides all the basics for stringing and weaving beads. Tools, findings, bead types, and stringing materials demystified. Illustrated, easy-to-follow instructions for 13 projects. BK677 BK735 Softcover, 16 pages Softcover, 19 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series TIPS AND TECHNIQUES CONSEJOS PRATICOS Y TECNICAS . TIPS AND TECHNIQUES In this booklet, readers will find the best tips from (Spanish Language) 10 years of Bead&Button magazine. Tips include . surprising shortcuts, advice, and creative ideas from This is a Spanish-language edition of the popular the experts and clever ways to improve Tips and Techniques booklet which brings you 132 beadweaving, stringing, wire work, and more. tips for making beading easier, faster, and more economical. The best tips from 10 years of Bead&Button magazine. BK678 BK738 Softcover, 16 pages Softcover, 19 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series EASY BEAD-WOVEN BRACELETS BRAZALETES FACILES TEJIDO . CON CUENTAS • Learn techniques for weaving beads off loom (EASY BEAD-WOVEN BRACELETS) • Create 13 different colorful bracelets following (Spanish Language) clear, step-by-step instructions . • Enjoy a variety of projects that appeal to a range Readers will learn techniques for weaving seed beads of interests and skill levels off loom. Features Spanish instructions for 8 bracelets and a pair of earrings with full-color photos. A variety of projects appeal to a range of interests and skill levels. BK675 BK734 Softcover, 16 pages Softcover, 19 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series ELEGANT EARRINGS PENDIENTES ELEGANTES (ELEGANT . EARRINGS) • Make bent-wire, chandelier, chain, drop, and (Spanish Language) other styles of earrings . • Use pearls, gemstones, crystals, glass beads, Readers can make bent-wire, chandelier, chain, and wire drop, and other style earrings, using pearls, • Learn new techniques following easy step-by-step gemstones, crystals, glass beads, and wire. Easy step- instructions by-step Spanish instructions allow readers to assemble a wardrobe of earrings. BK673 BK737 Softcover, 16 pages Softcover, 19 pages beaded jewelry & accessories beaded jewelry beaded jewelry & accessories beaded jewelry Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 10 beaded jewelry & accessories Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series EASY BRACELETS AND EARRINGS BEADED BOXES AND BOWLS . Bracelets and earrings can be quick and easy to Here are terrific beaded boxes and bowls to spice up make. This booklet contains bracelet and earring the home! Projects use simple techniques in projects that are great for beginning beaders as well quilting, using fusible fabric, bead embroidery, and as more experienced beaders who have limited time. more. Detailed instructions, helpful process Some of the projects have appeared in Bead&Button photography, and clear illustrations make the eight magazine, and some are new projects that have been projects in the book quick and easy to complete. selected to spark creativity. BK732 BK719 Softcover, 16 pages Softcover, 19 pages Sugg. Retail $7.95 Sugg. Retail $7.95 Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series Bead&Button Easy-Does-It Series MAKING WIRE JEWELRY BEADED PHOTO FRAMES .
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