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New
Year's Eve Bracelet
Leftover crystals wrapped on a chain. by Sara Richardson
(February/March 2010)
Variation
on the Trumpet Bangle
A variation on this project from the Winter 2010 Step by Step Wire Jewelry issue. by Beth Helberg
(Winter 2010)
Pea
Pod Earrings
Seed beads woven with fine wire and make your own earwires. Make a pair of earrings
that have the feel of a fresh garden with these pea pod earrings. Combine seed
beads and wire in this perfect crossover project. Finished size: 2 1/2”. by Lindsay Burke, courtesy of FusionBeads.com
(Winter 2010)
Raindrop
Earrings
These easy wire earrings use big beads framed with coiled drops. This is a quick,
beginner project for wire jewelry makers of all levels to have fun making. by Jenna Colyar-Cooper, courtesy of FusionBeads.com
(Fall 2009)
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)
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)
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)
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)
The
Perfect Finish to Viking Knit
Now that you've mastered the Viking Knit loop stitch in the Winter 2009 issue,
how do you finish off those ends? I'm going to show you several things you can
do. Plus, we'll experiment with other uses for the Viking Knit chain. With a little
creativity, you can increase the stitches to make your tube piece wider, or decrease
to make your piece thinner. You can beads, make earrings from the leftover pieces,
and so much more. by Kathleen Pierce (Spring 2009)
Make
Your Own Jump Rings
Howard Siegel offers this tutorial on an affordable way to make your own jump
rings with 18g wire. The rings he makes in this tutorial were used to make the
Chinese Stretched Knot Chain that can be found in Step by Step Wire Jewelry's
Spring 2008 issue. by Howard Siegel (Spring 2008)
Note: This project was updated on 4/2/08 to include a tutorial on Fusing Silver
jump rings. If you downloaded this prior to 4/2/08 and just need that part of
the project, you can download the fusing tutorial
here.
Wire
Projects for Sale at the Beading Daily Project Store
Projects for sale are available for download in Adobe Acrobat
Reader format (PDF) at the Interweave
Project Store. You can order multiple projects at once and download them all
at your convenience. Click on the project name or photo to visit the Beading Daily
Project store.
Beaded
Chain Advanced sterling chains project. by Jeanne Jerousek-McAninch
Japanese
2-By-2 Beaded Chain Maille Bracelet Add bursts of color to your chain maille with some faceted rounds. This beginner/intermediate
project includes step-by-step photographs. by Gladys Botz
Wire
Crochet Bracelet
Crochet wire and pearl bracelet Weave multi-colored pearls with silver wire using
wire crochet. This intermediate level project assumes basic knowledge of crochet.
The instructions include step-by-step photographs.
by Jodi Bombardier
Making
Beaded Rosaries Beginner-to-intermediate bead and wire project by Kate Drew-Wilkinson
Wire
Frame Peruvian Opal Bracelet
Great beginning wirewrapping project This fun frame bracelet is a great starter
project for the jewelry artist who is new to wire wrapping. It is easy to change
the length of the bracelet.
by Jodi Bombardier
Wire Coiled Bead Cluster Earrings
Cluster earring with a twist. These whimsical cluster earrings have lots of moment,
thanks to a bit of chain. The look lies somewhere between wire wrapped beads and
wire caged beads. Beginner/intermediate project.
by Erin Sibley
Trendy
Choker Beginner-to-intermediate wire crochet and bead necklace by Pat Moses Caudel
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