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Beadwork

Nov 01 2019
Magazine

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.

Lampwork Inspiration & More

Beadwork

cool stuff

Expand your beaded rope techniques with Carol Cypher in her three-course series!

Vezsuzsi • Colorful, Intricate Beauty

Nikifor Necklace

Alternate Colorway Materials

Bezel Chaton Necklace

Alternate Colorway Materials

Pyramid of the Moon Necklace

Alternate Colorway Materials

How to Make Your Own Glass Beads • A Beginner’s Guide to Lampwork

A VERY, VERY BRIEF HISTORY OF GLASS BEADS

Autumn Bounty Necklace

Never miss an issue! • Subscribe to Beadwork magazine and become a master beading artist today!

Bluebird of Happiness Lariat

Alternate Colorway Materials

Tide Pool Bracelet

Arrow Ear rings

Alternate Colorway Materials

In Orbit Bracelet

Alternate Colorway Materials

Numa Pendant

Alternate Colorway Materials

Black Sea • See how these jewelry artists use words and symbols that are deeply meaningful to them to inspire their jewelry designs.

Viking Wayfinder • This Vegvísir pendant is an Icelandic magical symbol of navigation and protection, also known as the “runic compass.” It is said that “if this sign is carried, one will never lose one’s way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known.”

If You Fly • This necklace design highlights a favorite quote by Erin Hanson, a poet from Australia. The bird charm and feather motif on the pendant echo the words “what if you fly?”—a splendid reminder to not be afraid of taking chances.

Love Is the Key • Celebrate your life’s journey and mark it with beads that reflect your path and aspirations. Add affirmations and symbols that speak to you. Love binds it all together.

Purity and New Beginnings • This necklace combines inspirational elements like the lotus flower, which is considered by Buddhists to be a symbol of purity of the body, speech, and mind, and the Ganesha charm, which represents the lord of new beginnings.

Kokopelli’s Music • Shades of fire—red, rust, and orange—are displayed in this necklace design. Kokopelli creates his magic music at the center of this necklace that's inspired by the colors of a bonfire.

Mystic Mandrake • The shape of the mandrake plant’s roots often resemble a human figure, and throughout history the plant has been associated with many ancient myths, legends, rituals, and superstitious practices.

Talisman Tassel • Pair a handful of mixed-metal charms that are personal to the wearer with leather elements and a handmade spiraled wire connector for an on-trend look that’s quick and easy to put together.

Pilgrimage • Buddhism travelled to Tibet in the 5th century. In lieu of your own pilgrimage, you can explore the culture of this mystical place with Tibetan beads. The rich ambers, yellows, and blues of the beads accent the bold Buddha pendant that forms the centerpiece of this chunky necklace design. Tashi Delek: Blessings Upon You.

the market {stop to shop}

techniques

Beads of Courage • ARTS IN MEDICINE


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Frequency: One time Pages: 92 Publisher: Peak Media Properties, LLC Edition: Nov 01 2019

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: August 23, 2019

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Crafts

Languages

English

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.

Lampwork Inspiration & More

Beadwork

cool stuff

Expand your beaded rope techniques with Carol Cypher in her three-course series!

Vezsuzsi • Colorful, Intricate Beauty

Nikifor Necklace

Alternate Colorway Materials

Bezel Chaton Necklace

Alternate Colorway Materials

Pyramid of the Moon Necklace

Alternate Colorway Materials

How to Make Your Own Glass Beads • A Beginner’s Guide to Lampwork

A VERY, VERY BRIEF HISTORY OF GLASS BEADS

Autumn Bounty Necklace

Never miss an issue! • Subscribe to Beadwork magazine and become a master beading artist today!

Bluebird of Happiness Lariat

Alternate Colorway Materials

Tide Pool Bracelet

Arrow Ear rings

Alternate Colorway Materials

In Orbit Bracelet

Alternate Colorway Materials

Numa Pendant

Alternate Colorway Materials

Black Sea • See how these jewelry artists use words and symbols that are deeply meaningful to them to inspire their jewelry designs.

Viking Wayfinder • This Vegvísir pendant is an Icelandic magical symbol of navigation and protection, also known as the “runic compass.” It is said that “if this sign is carried, one will never lose one’s way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known.”

If You Fly • This necklace design highlights a favorite quote by Erin Hanson, a poet from Australia. The bird charm and feather motif on the pendant echo the words “what if you fly?”—a splendid reminder to not be afraid of taking chances.

Love Is the Key • Celebrate your life’s journey and mark it with beads that reflect your path and aspirations. Add affirmations and symbols that speak to you. Love binds it all together.

Purity and New Beginnings • This necklace combines inspirational elements like the lotus flower, which is considered by Buddhists to be a symbol of purity of the body, speech, and mind, and the Ganesha charm, which represents the lord of new beginnings.

Kokopelli’s Music • Shades of fire—red, rust, and orange—are displayed in this necklace design. Kokopelli creates his magic music at the center of this necklace that's inspired by the colors of a bonfire.

Mystic Mandrake • The shape of the mandrake plant’s roots often resemble a human figure, and throughout history the plant has been associated with many ancient myths, legends, rituals, and superstitious practices.

Talisman Tassel • Pair a handful of mixed-metal charms that are personal to the wearer with leather elements and a handmade spiraled wire connector for an on-trend look that’s quick and easy to put together.

Pilgrimage • Buddhism travelled to Tibet in the 5th century. In lieu of your own pilgrimage, you can explore the culture of this mystical place with Tibetan beads. The rich ambers, yellows, and blues of the beads accent the bold Buddha pendant that forms the centerpiece of this chunky necklace design. Tashi Delek: Blessings Upon You.

the market {stop to shop}

techniques

Beads of Courage • ARTS IN MEDICINE


Expand title description text