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ISSUES/ARCHIVES : Winter 2007
Volume 2, Number 4
ON THE COVER:
Verre Donne Bracelet by Connie Fox, featured on page
20.
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 Winter 2008 |
6 | Off
the Wire
By Denise Peck, Editor-in-Chief |
7 | Mailbox |
8 | Wire
Wise Q & A
with Connie Fox |
| The Wire Couture of Leigh Pennebaker
By Nina Graci |
| Links
& Rings Bracelet
Heavy gauge wire makes a sturdy link bracelet.
By Dottie Arnao
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| Victorian
Bracelet
Crystals accentuate a stunning wire cuff.
By Valerie R. Jewell
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|
COVER
STORY
Vere Donne Bracelet
Pearls and crystals conrast with metal.
By Connie Fox
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| Wire
Crochet Pearl Bracelet
Multi-colored pearls woven in silver.
By Jodi L. Bombardier
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| Icy
Blues
Use snapset heads to create a sparkling neckpiece.
By Dale "Cougar" Armstrong
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| Wire Works
A gallery of original designs.
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| Bracelet
Wand
Original and colorful adaptation of the "Bracelet Buddy."
By Fran Kohlbrenner
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| Flower
Pins
Colored wire makes a festive favorite.
By Linda Jones
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| Ribbon
of Rings Bracelet
Create the flow of ribbons in chain maille.
By Sue Ripsch
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Rosette
Watchband
Keep up with the times with a chain maille creation.
By Robyn Rosen
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|
Beaded
Arc
Earrings
Wrap crystals or pearls into earring frames.
By Stephanie Everett
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|
Cluster
Wire Ring
A popular style done with crystals and pearls.
By Christina Haynes
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Wire Basics |
| Book
Reviews
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| How to Contact Us |
| ADVERTISING
SECTIONS |
64 | Classifieds |
66 | AdvertisersÕ
Index |
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