Beadwork

In every issue of Beadwork you'll find all-new irresistible necklace designs, must-have bracelet patterns, and can't-miss tips. Explore your favorite techniques such as peyote, right-angle weave, herringbone, and more. PLUS be confident every step of the way with fully illustrated step-by-step instructions.

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Gerlinde Lenz

Gerlinde’s Beading Space • Learn about Gerlinde’s beading space, which is small but functional.

Peyote with a Twist • TECHNIQUES YOU CAN’T BEAD WITHOUT

Tower of London Bracelet • Use Japanese seed beads to weave this bracelet reminiscent of castle fortresses.

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Melinda Barta

Melinda’s Beading Space • Learn how Melinda organizes her stash and where she most loves to bead.

Freyja Necklace • Work two straps with cubic right-angle weave and Demi Rounds, then join them with pressed-glass rondelles to create this truly elegant, understated necklace.

Into the Hive Cuff • Create a buzz with this bold geometric cuff featuring Honeycomb beads.

Sedona Sunset Bracelet • Use two-needle circular peyote stitch to create this stunning bracelet, with an aesthetic inspired by Native American handmade jewelry and conchos.

Keystone Mandala Pendant • Transform a sparkling crystal rivoli and a dazzling mix of glass and crystal beads into a pendant as mesmerizing as a kaleidoscope mandala.

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Dazzling Daisies • This geometric bracelet features a base of right-angle weave and Half Tilas topped with a garden of sparkling Swarovski crystals.

Tuscan Vine Necklace • Create a dance of winding, vine-like patterns using an easy Russian spiral technique.

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Loomed Illusion Bracelet • Use a bead loom to create a bracelet with a playful pattern that seems to swirl when viewed from an angle.

Ombré Cellini Necklace • This spiraling ombré necklace is made with a variation of tubular peyote stitch and finished with an adjustable-length clasp.

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Blooming Tartan Bracelet • Use odd-count peyote stitch to create a tartan pattern, then add your own flourish with embellishments and a custom flower closure.

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Posy Pendant • Create a posy of beads using six bead-woven components made of MiniDuos, seed beads, and crystals.

Ondina Bracelet • The color and texture of the O beads, SuperDuos, and round beads in this bracelet evoke the underwater realms of Ondina, a water nymph.

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Summer Daisies • Make this sweet necklace design by pairing a pretty floral ribbon with a botanic-themed pendant and strands of pearls in matching colors.

Love Is in the Air • Think beyond hearts and flowers when creating a piece with romantic flair! Combine sweet birds with rustic wood beads strung on tan linen cord for a lighthearted necklace design.

Boldly Romantic • Chunky ceramic rounds and a vintage-looking focal combine with floral details to create a modern statement necklace with a bit of feminine flair.

She Walks in Beauty • Inspired by the Lord Byron poem of the same name, this feminine and flirty necklace design combines an assortment of wood, nut, and gemstone beads in dreamy colors with a soft ribbon accent.

Stitched with Love • Rustic metal components meld with pretty floral fabric to create this modern necklace, which showcases both the fragility and resilience of the heart.

Boho Bouquet • Vintage femininity showcased through a pressed-flower pendant gets an updated, bohemian look thanks to the addition of soft deerskin...