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Step-by-Step Wire Jewelry is published five times a year and is packed
with detailed and illustrated how-to projects, this magazine is for wire jewelry
makers of all levels. Inside each issue are articles by expert and well-known
authors showing readers how to make attractive, inexpensive and creative wire
jewelry using tools, wire, stones, findings, beads, gems, jigs, pearls and more.
The Winter 2009 issue of
Step by Step Wire Jewelry will be on the newsstands on November 25! See
what's inside...
Dancing
Spirals Earrings
These down-to-earth earrings have a wonderful surprise ... they dance! As you
stand still, the earrings line up in a stack of spirals. When you move, the spirals
dance around! Simple to create and best of all–the longest piece of wire
you'll use is only 2". These earrings are a great project for all the scrap
wire that is lying around your beading surface.
by Heather Trundle
(Winter 2009)
Holiday
Poinsettia Pendant
This poinsettia assumes knowledge of basic wireworking techniques, as well as
twisting wire and coiling wire around a mandrel, and is constructed in three sections.
First is the inner row of petals, using 20g wire. The middle row uses two lengths
of 24g wire twisted together. The outermost layer of leaves, using coiled wire,
is 28g wire coiled over the 20g wire. The center is made by adding the crystals
using freeform wirework. Finish it by stringing on a length of ribbon and a waxed
cord. This flower is from a challenge conducted by beadingforum.com.au.
by Robyn Wilson
(Winter 2009)
Freeform
Wire Earrings
Leeza designed these earrings while working at Turquoise-StringBeads in Fall River,
Mass. The owner of the store, Nancy Valentine, had some gorgeous semi-precious
beads, and asked Leeza to use them in a funky freeform wire earring. These are
hot sellers at their store.
by Leeza Khoury
(Winter 2009)
Available from BeadingDaily.com starting
November 28, 2008
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Parallel
Chain Neckdrape
This gold and silver necklace was inspired by Stephanie Everett’s tutorial
of the two-toned parallel chain bracelet. A customer of mine bought the bracelet,
and asked for a necklace to match.
by Barbara Hance
(Fall 2008)
Remembrance
Ribbon Earrings
Use half-round wire in a heavy gauge to create these earrings for gifts or for
charity. Instructions including optional steps for creating your own earwires
as well as photos showing several variations to personalize your earrings.
by Sandra Lupo
(Fall 2008)
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