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January 2010
Issue #40
Features
The broad appeal of nuggets
Get multiple pieces of jewelry from one strand of giant beads
By Jane Konkel
In the chips
Extra-long strands make one-strand sets a breeze
By Cathy Jakicic
Stretch a short strand
A shortsighted purchase becomes a lesson in resourcefulness
By Jane Konkel
A corner on style
A single strand of diagonally drilled squares makes an edgy set
By Linda Aspenson Bergstrom
Asymmetrical accents
Green garnets take center stage in an earthy set
By Naomi Fujimoto
Octahedron necklace
String beads you wove yourself in a simply elegant collar
By Cathy Jakicic
Crystal frame lariat
A sparkling lariat requires only two kinds of crystals
By Catherine Hodge
What are trade beads?
Understanding the origin of African beads allows you to appreciate this jewelry even more
By Jane Konkel
Metallic multistrand
Stagger segments of seed beads in a dimensional necklace
By Irina Miech
Simply sweet
Top-drilled bicones give a rock candy bracelet a lush look
By Linda Arline Hartung
Twice as nice
Wire-wrap chain and ribbon for a versatile necklace or bracelet
By Ute Bernsen
Fan earrings
Chain earrings are gorgeous and gratifying
By Jessica Tiemens
Say it with style
Scrapbooking embellishments make unexpected beading components
By Monica Han
Bakery bracelet
Try this sweet jewelry treat
By Toni Plastino
Striking structure
Crystal components sparkle in Art Deco statement pieces
By Cathy Jakicic
A night to sparkle
Assemble a variety of crystals in a brilliant necklace and earrings
By Jenny Van
Winter gemstone necklace
Gunmetal chain brings out the moody hues of a seasonal set
By Stacy Hillmer
Making bail
Escape from traditional bails with free-form wirework
By Alaina Burnett
Departments
Birthstones
December 2009: Turquoise
A few turquoise nuggets are all you need to make a fantastic necklace and bracelet.
By Carol McKinney
January 2010: Garnet
A filigree bezel holds a garnet-colored treasure in this delicate necklace.
By Irina Miech
Under an hour
Lucite flower earrings
Antique brass components layered with Lucite flowers make simple earrings with just a few supplies
By Anna Lemons
Wirework
Disk-and-coil earrings
These earrings are both fun to make and a terrific way to showcase my center-drilled lampworked disks.
By Heather Boardman
Animal instincts challenge finalists
Beader's Notebook bonus page 9
From the editor
Reader gallery
Bulletin board
Staff picks
Beader's glossary
Basics
What to buy
Supplies and prices for the January 2010 issue
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