Hot Wire and Bead Books from Interweave Press

BACK ISSUES/ARCHIVES : Fall 2008
Volume 4, Number  4

ON THE COVER:
Egyptian Chandeliers by Jeanette Blix Ryan featured on page 36.

Photo by Jim Lawson.

ON THE WEB at Beading Daily:

Remembrance Ribbon Earrings by Sandra Lupo. Online at Beading Daily on September 26th! Photo by Jim Lawson. Check back at BeadingDaily.com for a special article about this project on September 26th.
	Parallel Chain Neckdrape by Barbara Hance. Online at BeadingDaily.com Photo by Jim Lawson.

Skill Levels:
 
Beginner: Someone just starting out can complete this project and be happy with the results.


Beginner/Intermediate: Someone who has had experience with the material can happily complete this project, but will also learn something new by doing it.


Intermediate: A comfortable project for someone who has a good working knowledge of the material.


Intermediate/Advanced: A project for someone who is ready for a more challenging approach to a material they have worked with repeatedly.


Advanced: A good project for someone who is confident with the material and has had a lot of experience with the techniques.

Inside Step by Step Wire Jewelry Fall 2008
6	off the wire by Denise Peck, Editor-in-Chief
7	a trip on the creative express by Connie Fox
9	inspiration all around us Artists share their secrets about what (or who) inspires them. by Ronna Sarvas Weltman
12	torque necklace An uniquely embellished silver braid. by Eleni Markoulis
15	cosmic chain maille bracelet Add Swarovski® crystals to dress up your chain. by Cheryl Beckage
18	bling bling ring Wire wrapped square crystal showpiece. by Donna P. Ryan-Kocun
22	tennis anyone? Unique keyhole links thread through snapsets. by Jane Tyson
25	makin’ waves necklace Glam up crystal elements with WireLace™. by Linda A. Hartung
29	three sisters set Wear three elf weave pieces, or connect them all together! by Charlene Anderson
32	pearl rosettes necklace Handmade purple rings paired with silver pearl nests. by Sheilah Cleary
36	egyptian chandeliers A classic bracelet link used in earrings. by Jeannette Blix Ryan
39	coil collar An easy coil stretches around your neck. by Carol LePage
42	scarlett’s wrap Use craft wire to wrap a Czech glass bracelet. by Candy Cleveland
45	wire basics
46	wire works A gallery of original designs
48	totem pendant Wire wrap frames sleek stones. by Elaine Yamada
52	color my world Stretchy Japanese 12-in-2 cuff. by Tracy Harmon
55	seascape necklace Swirly links using borosilicate beads. by Susan Kelso
60	Product News by Sara E. Graham, Assistant Editor
66	5-Minute Jewelry Unexpected Pearl Earrings by Denise Peck, Editor-in-Chief
ADVERTISING SECTIONS
62	Classifieds
65	Advertisers' Index

Photos by Jim Lawson

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