Hot Wire and Bead Books from Interweave Press

BACK ISSUES/ARCHIVES : Spring 2008
Volume 4, Number 1

ON THE COVER:
Colorful Foxtail Necklace by Donna P. Ryan-Kocun, featured on page 34. Photo by Jim Lawson.

ON THE WEB:
Jump ring making tutorial by Howard Siegel.

Ring-a-ding Ring by Martha Umberger.

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 Spring 2008
6	Off the Wire By Denise Peck, Editor-in-Chief
7	Classroom Magic for Wire Wizards by Connie Fox
9	Color Forms Playing with color in jewelry design. by Ronna Sarvas Weltman
12	Floating Crystal Cube Necklace A chain maille weave captures cool crystals. by Joyce Tromp
16	Three Elements Necklace A piece combining wire, movement, and color! By Kate Gerner
18	Spiral Wire Wrapped Titanium Pendant ÒSpace-ageÓ material glows as a focal piece. By Holly Gage
22	Timeless Turquoise and Elegant Onyx Wire wrap and wire weaving Ñ a delicious combination. By Carol Dean Naukam
27	Zig Then Zag Suite Swarovski¨ bicones create an intriguing pattern with copper headpins. By Lori Steger
30	Whimsical Wire Earrings Modern mobiles from square wire and briolettes. By Kathleen Urban
34	Colorful Foxtail Necklace A twist on chain maille using large anodized rings. By Donna P. Ryan-Kocun
36	Coin & Silver Swirls Bracelet Freshwater pearls complement silver swirls. By Monica Sargeant
40	Ring-a-Ding Rings Basic wire wrap Ñ take 2. By Martha Umberger
44	Chinese Stretched Knot Chain Expand your chain making skills. By Howard Siegel
47	Wire Basics
48	Intricate Woven Wire Earrings Combining freeform design and weaving. By Lisa Newton
52	Wire Works A gallery of original designs
54	Twisted Spiral S Chain Add handmade chain to your repertoire. By Lisa Niven Kelly
57	Simply Charming Wear your charms where everyone can see them. By Colleen McGraw
59	Media Review
62	Product News By Sara Graham, Assistant Editor
66	5-Minute Jewelry Coily Colored Jump Ring Chain. By Sara E. Graham, Assistant Editor
	How to Contact Us
ADVERTISING SECTIONS
62	Classifieds
65	Bead Fest Wire
65	AdvertisersÕ Index

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