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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 Summer 2009 issue of
Step by Step Wire Jewelry is on newsstands now. See
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Loop
de Loop Bangle Bracelet
Make a fun wire bangle with crystals and two sterling bangle bracelets. Connect
the bracelets with silver craft wire and leftover crystals from your stash for
an eyecatching and affordable accessory.
by Allison Hoffman at Fusionbeads.com
(Summer 2009)
Available for a limited time from BeadingDaily.com.

Champagne
Wishes Bracelet
Wrap champagne-colored cubic zirconia beads on the frame with gold-filled wire
around this pretty bangle. Attach embellishing beads with jump rings.
by Fusionbeads.com
(Summer 2009)
Available for a limited time from BeadingDaily.com.

Bead
Fest Philadelphia
August 19-23, 2009 in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
5 Days of classes at
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Sign up now for workshops in wire, beads, jewelry making and more...
Garnets
Galore
Create this eye-catching pendant with basic tools and skills. Easy to customize,
you can use a variety of beads and gemstones to achieve your own individual look.
This design is simple enough for a day at work and fun enough to effortlessly
take you from the office to a night on the town! The finished piece measures 17"-18",
but the length can be easily customized by increasing or decreasing the length
of the chain.
by Minnie Bhupathi
(Summer Preview 2009)
Available for a limited time from BeadingDaily.com.

Stud
Earrings
These earrings are made by spiraling both ends. You can also modify this design
by adding a loop at the bottom of the earring, and attaching a bead of your choice.
It's a fun earring design that can be dressed up or kept casual.
by Jeanette Blix Ryan
(Spring 2009)
Available from BeadingDaily.com.

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