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Project For Sale New Southwestern style
The colors in these earrings are Southwestern casual, but the chandelier style and gold chain fancy them up. I started with the carnelian ovals, which don't have drilled holes. Wrapping chain around the ovals let me turn them into great earrings.
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Purchase PDF 		Project For Sale String the sunny side of autumn
I first started thinking about the combination of pink and orange when I saw Sasha Obama's charming inauguration coat and scarf in January. Orange came to mind again when it was the hot color at the Tucson gem shows in February. Naturally, I had to get some for the magazine. For this
multitextured multistrand necklace, I added some olive green nuggets to temper the sweetness with a bit of sophistication.
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When I made the jewelry for my friend Julie's bridesmaids, I used the extra beads to create bracelets for each bridesmaid and for the bride. To see the necklaces and earrings, check out BeadStyle's January 2006 issue.

View PDF 		Subscriber Download Masculine to the bone
Bone beads and leather cord combine for a casual bracelet that says: "I'm willing to explore my feminine side - from a distance." You can vary the amount of color and detail in the bracelet with your choice of beads, cord, and thread. It all depends on the comfort zone of the wearer.

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Free Download Breast health bracelet
This simple yet powerful bracelet introduces more gemstones oriented toward breast and body/mind/spirit boosting. Consider hosting a beading party and donate your bracelets to your local breast cancer support groups.



Free Download 		Free Download Beading with Brownies
In the May 2005 issue of BeadStyle magazine, I wrote about being invited to teach beading at a Brownie troop meeting. What the Brownies taught me, what I discovered about teaching children, and tips for teaching beading in a group situation - especially a young group - are now available. I've also included a class handout with basic step-by-step photos and instructions.

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