Bead And Button June 2011

Bead & Button June 2011

Judul : Bead & Button Magazine Rilis : Juni 2011 Penulis : Penerbit : Kalmbach Publishing Co. Stock : Ready stock Kondisi : Baru Harga : Rp. 85.000,- (belum termasuk Ong-kir)

	Lily of the valley lariat By Sylvia Sucipto Grow a summer favorite with a herringbone stitch rope and peyote stitch leaves and flowers.	pg. 33

	Elizabethan earrings By Laura McCabe Place rivolis on a throne of herringbone and peyote stitch for earrings with regal bearing.	pg. 38
	Ruffles around By Pascal Pinther Increase rounds if peyote produce a beaded bead with a fun and frilly edge. This beaded bead can be used in many ways. Strung on wire or a head pin with a loop, you can wear it as a pendant. Or get a little creative with the number of rounds and beads sizes, and you can adapt the instructions to make lively links for a bracelet or a funky pair of earrings.	pg. 42

	Backstory Shaping history By Melody MacDuffee Krobo beads from Ghana start as shards of glass and end as cultural masterpieces.	pg. 44
	Treasured trellis By Juanita Jaycee Carlos Stitch a beautiful band of flower components to create a lattice for your wrist. This ingenious bracelet is made by working one continuous band of motifs rather than stitching together individual components.	pg. 46

	Frame it By Sue Sloan Suspend a focal bead in the center of a peyote stitch frame to display it as a mini masterpiece. You can adjust the size and shape of the frame to highlight any bead in your stash.	pg. 50
	Paisley parade By Julie Glasser Connect peyote stitch paisleys in a rainbow of colors for a fun bracelet.	pg. 54

	Artist Profile Huib Peterson Needlework bead style By Lori Ann White Beadworker Huib Petersen incorporates needle arts, theater, and architecture in his 3-D designs.	pg. 58
	Don't miss a beat By Collette Hunt Combine flat and circular peyote to create this beaded drum. It lends a personal touch to any tree, or you can tuck a tiny trinket inside and use it as a designer gift box.	pg. 60

Haut monde hexagons By Jimmie Boatright Flat odd-count peyote medallions flow from one to another via strands of seed beads in this statement necklace.