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How to drill beach glass for great jewelry design, how to use drilled beads with velour and rubber tubing, learn how to fluff out peyote stitch for "poodle" beads, meet artist Bronwen Helman, and design inspiration for everyone. Learn the beadliner technique of lining glass beads with silver, beaded ornaments, creating cylinder beads with peyote stitch, and working with multiple strands of seed beads. Using rings and jump rings with beads to create a fashion savvy design, tips for using stamped metal components, pendants and earrings made with metal stamping, meet designer Clara Walker with more stamped pieces, and create fused rings from sterling.

Right angle weave with embellishments, how to choose the right type of cutter to give a professional edge, a pierced pendant or brooch using a sawing technique, and picture frame charms with fabric instead of photos. How to carve materials for a tribal pendant, the use of natural materials like wood and bone on memory wire, by designing with motifs from nature and natural materials, and interesting materials from around the world. A silver wire wrap necklace and earrings, decorative wire wrapped links, how to make different components look related and combine them into one piece, an interview with Marlene Blessing, and tips for working on a multi-strand wood bracelet.

Adding a little swagger to your stringing, how to fasten a center focal section, and three different fused glass pendants. How to create patterns using plates on a beautiful bracelet, how to make an ear wire using German style wire, how to add a subtle touch of asymmetry to add an artistic edge to a jewelry design, and the secrets of fabric beads.

Earrings at their easiest, how to organize your work space, five minute earrings using metal clay, on location with glass artist Barb Swift in Philadelphia, and a tutorial on diamonds. How to become a winning designer, the Saul Bell awards from the judge's perspective, choices for connecting multiple strand necklaces, a beautiful starburst pendant , and how to use metals to complement unusual charms and beads. A bronze clay pendant; a beautiful two strand necklace with polymer beads, pearls, and crystals; and designers on location at the bead show.

How to create a trendy but timeless necklace, beading thread, and meet jewelry designer Deb Huber. Using beads made from recycled bottle caps and natural wood, how to make easy drop earrings, a natural materials necklace featuring leather and semi precious stones, meet Tony Shafton with his river stone beads, and a coiled pine needle pendant.

Doming resin in a "super" pendant, attaching magnetic clasps, a trendy bracelet with Lucite beads, meet wire and glass bead artist Sally Stevens, and a textured necklace with special glass beads. Micro fold earrings, how to use crimp covers, pairing textured metal rings into a focal flair on a sassy chain necklace, and transferring designs to metal clay. Using squiggle rings, crinkled beading wire, simple, peyote stitch striped rings, and meet Noel Yovovich and Meredith Arnold at the bead show. Using the incomplete sections of spiral peyote to make a finished piece, how to organize seed bead projects, a bracelet featuring a recycled tape measure, and photo transfers using recycled artwork.

A chain mail bracelet created from inexpensive jump rings, how to make a chain, a great pair of zig zag earrings, and using peyote stitch to create an elaborate bracelet of seed beads.

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A fabulous bolo tie using reticulated silver, how to prevent things from breaking, mixing metals in a necklace featuring easy wire wrapping techniques, making metal components, and a recipe for stitching metal. Using big beads in smart and fashion forward designs, how to finish the ends of memory wire, make large hoop earrings using wire wrapping, and a graduated necklace. Showing off a large or bold pendant without overpowering it, tips for working with magnetic beads, trends in gemstones, and special needles for beading. Using leftover beads, creating an illusion necklace, ideas for making quick gifts, and using a bead board.

Transferring designs to clay, using thread vs. Fitting varying sizes of beads together, matching the right stringing material to crystal, and personalizing jewelry. A new way to use the peyote stitch, using knotting in necklaces, the basics of working with metal clay, and tips on using a knotting tool. Ideas for adding sophistication to a memory wire project, how to change the size of memory wire, projects with leather cuffs, and tips on using a spiral maker.

Mixing beads in the same piece, how to end a bracelet with stretch cord, trends for retro jewelry, and using a bead counter. How to use cones and chains on a multi-strand necklace, types of wire to use for bead crochet, dichroic beads, and how to modernize a charm bracelet. Byzantine chain techniques, beads to go and travel techniques, clay focal pendants, how to use a fold-over clasp, and identical bracelets.

A very eclectic mix of beads, designing with polyester chain, balancing size and color, individual pieces joined together, cell phone straps, and a colorful earring style.

An interesting mix of crystal and resin, how to get organized, an unconventional way to finish a cord without a clasp, clay and crystal, gem drops and sterling, and wall art using beads and wire. A necklace drop featuring parallel lines of beads, great bracelets, designer Joy Thomas, tips on attaching a cone, and a look at how Czech seed beads are made.

Chokers and crystal, organza and velour, beaded pillows, custom findings featuring crystal, making bails for pendants and drops, and using gemstones to echo the pointed arches of Gothic architecture. A belt made from shells, a bead-ready chain, organic charms and beads, tips on working with felt and attaching a swivel tie clasp, and a shell bracelet. Seed beads and a unique style for joining multiple parts of a piece together, silver wire, how to blend colors in a modified herringbone bracelet, removable and reusable claps, and an elegant necklace and bracelet featuring color blending on multiple strands.

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An international specialty bead with important cultural and historical meanings, tips on making multi-strand necklaces, unique talisman jewelry, stamping words onto metal, creative connectors, and a lesson on stones and their meanings. A crochet bracelet, ideas for adding texture to beading wire, a Carmen Miranda-inspired design, a novel approach to metal, and decorative head pins.

Crystal in a watch, designing with cubic zirconium, a pearl and crystal treasure, bead caps, and coin pearls. Making big baubles and necklaces in less than an hour, working with leather, a brown clay pendant and beads, a braiding technique from Japan, using bead bumpers, and a fashion look in brown. A turquoise birthstone project; making chain bales and tassels; a leather thong bracelet with a slide knot; scrimps, crimps, wire guardians; and a way to repurpose findings as pendants.

A square stitch bracelet with fringe, the brick stitch, the ladder stitch, bracelets using different color variations, and settings. Silken knots with an Asian influence; beaded fringe; pearls, shells, and crystals strung and knotted with cord and ribbon; and one set of materials with three different looks. The importance of the right findings for bracelet projects, round peyote, a quick curved-tube bracelet, head and eye pins, and ideas using crystal link findings. Color variations within single stones, the flat peyote stitch, a gemstone cabochon with a color theme, chandelier parts, and copper-painted watercolors.

A fashion forecast; weaving solid rings, charms, and cuffs; jump and split rings; and a crystal-embellished shell pendant. Clay techniques, the daisy chain stitch, colorizing clay with pigments, stamps and foil, spacer bars, and how to transfer images to clay. A piece that mimics needlework using the peyote stitch; the right-angle weave; and using netting around satin cord, tubes, and bails.

A jet necklace and bracelet set, the herringbone stitch, how to make a mold from vintage pieces, charms, and a multi-strand necklace using chandelier components. A double-needle weave technique on a crystal bracelet, pinch bails, a spring bracelet featuring a peridot, bead caps and cones, and a crystal and pearl necklace made with two needles. Techniques for making a clay pendant, a seed bead tassel for pendants, drops and links, and how to optimize a choker with multiple pendants.

A scroll link bracelet, how to make chain using twisted jump rings, a chain lariat, clasps, and a beaded chain necklace featuring crystals and crystal connectors. Marcy embellishes a fabric purse with beads, Katie demonstrates how to finish fiber ends, and Julia shows an embroidery project on fabric with cabochons surrounded by beaded leaves and vines. Katie uses flat-back crystals for a special jewelry treatment. Linda shows a Lea Rose Nowicki design that makes three different earrings, and Katie covers the basics of wire wrap.

Louise spotlights a chandelier design by Marlynn McNutt, and Katie provides a variation using pre-made design elements and crystals. Marcy demonstrates a long, lean necklace of variously shaped turquoise beads, and Linda re-creates a lariat seed bead necklace designed by Andrea Kolasinki Marcinkus. Katie demonstrates working with twisted wire and shows an opera-length design featuring crystal.

Also, an interview with artist and designer Barb Switzer. A bangle design made from peyote stitch links, a beading lesson on "bling rings," Kristy Walden's unique interpretation of the bangle bracelet, and another variation featuring metal slides on memory wire. Linda Augsburg introduces a sea charms necklace and earring set designed by Shannon Reeves. Katie's beading lesson explains everything a beader needs to know about tweezers.

Arbel Shemesh has a special segment about turquoise - including lots of information about this naturally beautiful stone and demonstrating how to make a beautiful necklace of turquoise components. Linda Augsburg recreates a Jane Konkel necklace design using rubber washers. Katie, in her bead lesson, has another new idea on how to use rubber tubing.

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Arbel Shemesh offers a big departure in materials - she explores Bedouin Crochet. Katie Hacker returns with Swarovski crystals as her medium using them in a watch design.

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Anna Elizabeth presents a necklace featuring art glass beads by Stuart Abelman. Katie shows some easy removable clasps, and Tammy incorporates unique glass and dichroic beads in a necklace. Gail creates the beads and designs for jewelry featuring her own spectacular beads. Linda presents a metal clay washer bracelet by Lindsay Haedt, and Katie shows how to choose the right crimp bead or tube. Kristy demonstrates metal clay and making an art clay chain. Linda creates a corded design by Jane Konkel, Katie demonstrates designing with jump rings, and Mark visits a bead show.

Also, a design that features cording and knotting and some beaded wedding designs. Anna creates a cluster bangle designed by Jennifer Cook. Katie works with copper, on its own or mixed with gold and silver. Tammy demonstrates her "base" bracelet, and Anne shows the correct way to open and close jump rings.

Clay creations from Judy Belcher, projects using beads designed by Kim Otterbein, more basic clay tips, and an interview with artist Nancy Geddes. Tammy Honaman demonstrates beautiful tubular peyote-stitch bracelets, and designer June Huber talks about how she uses small beads as building blocks.

Also, an easy way to thread seed beads, beaded vessels from Wendy Elsworth, and the first of two basic clay lessons. A mixed-media necklace made with found objects by Louise McClure, three ways to finish a jewelry piece, a free-form peyote necklace with hardware accents, an interview with designer Cynthia Rutledge, and Carol Cypher's unique felted jewelry.

A cuff that combines herringbone stitch and metallic beads, kaleidoscope beads, projects using cat's eye stones, and contemporary wire jewelry. Tammy adds gold to art-clay charms for a sophisticated look. Linda creates a briolette drop necklace, and Don Schneider of Glassworks in Plymouth, MI demonstrates how to make millefiori glass.

Marlynn creates a necklace using natural elements, and Iliana shows a wood and bead bracelet.

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Louise shows a multimedia creation that combines old- and new-looking elements. Linda recycles a vintage pin into a brand-new necklace, and Debba creates timeless designs using crystals. Linda mixes crystal, chain, and wire in one shimmering bracelet. Judy mixes techniques, colors, and clay to make polymer tube bracelets. And author Jeanne Campbell mixes and matches the same selection of beads to achieve different looks. Arbel shows a project using circles and lazer lace—a finding used in a new way. Linda goes linear with a stem pin, and Iliana combines flat-shaped beads with chain in a necklace.

Featured designer Debba Hauppert demonstrates a new pendant technique. Linda shares a complex-looking but actually simple-to-make flower bracelet. Tammy presents a ring with intricate peyote stitching but a simple overall design. Iliana demonstrates an easy yet elegant technique using cording and chain, and Lyn reviews basics of working with clay. Jewelry projects that incorporate knitting; a fiber necklace; long, skinny chains with beads; and fiber and felting.

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