Bead & Button Extra February 2015, Magazyny, Bead pozostałe

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//-->BB&Your complete beading resourceFEBRUARY 2015Issue 125A DIGITAL SUPPLEMENT TOBEAD&BUTTONMAGAZINENEW SERIESExpert advice for your designsp. 24SHAPED BEAD MANIA!4 projectsLearn a twistedbrick stitchtechniquep. 68Usher in a new yearof beading with ascarab pendantp. 47to make with2-hole beadsCRIBERSUBS USIVEEXCrLary 2015uFebMake a bracelet withinterchangeable bandsp. 31Discover the art& fashion ofJamie Okumap. 42• Enamel and stringer magic with JC Herrellp.90• Design contest favoritesp. 16• Make a bracelet with new mosaic beadsp.22www.BeadAndButton.comPlus!Bead studs and SuperDuos getcozy in this classic bracelet bySvetlana Chernitsky, p. 31.Stitching withMake a casual braceletwith baby spikesp. 14shaped beadsTwo-holedaggersmake anelegantnecklacep. 7Craft a cobblestonebangle with two-hole lentil beadsp. 4Stitch a prettytiled braceletwith SuperDuosp. 11WELCOME!B&B ExtraApril 2015Shape up!shaped beads in this issue ofB&B Extra.Nichole Starman’s bracelet (p. 4) combines two-hole lentils and tiles in anelegant look. Peggy Melton’s necklace (p. 7) adds two-hole daggers to a baseof SuperDuos for a playful and flirty collar. The SuperDuos in Sandie Bachand’sbracelet (p. 11) add a bas-relief texture in a classic design. And Gail Wing’sedgy bracelet (p. 14) shows that spikes don’t always have to be fierce. Now’sthe time to get in on the shaped-bead bandwagon — join us!Happy beading!Please support thesefine sponsors!Shaped beads, with one hole or two, have been all the rage the pastcouple of years. Whether you love them or haven’t quite figured out howto use them, we think you’ll enjoy exploring the design possibilities ofSimplyClick oneach logo below!Then click on the ad to visitthe sponsor’s website, and shopfor all of your beading needs!Editor,Bead&Buttoneditor@beadandbutton.comContentsCobblestone bangleEarthy girl collarTuscan tiles braceletSmooth spikes bracelet471114PLUSLook for links throughout thepages that will connect youto more great content andresources on the Web.© 2015 Kalmbach Publishing Co. All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced in partor in whole without written permission from the publisher. The designs inB&B Extraare for your personalenjoyment. They may not be taught or sold without permission.EditorJulia GerlachSenior Art DirectorLisa A. BergmanADVERTISINGCorporate Advertising DirectorAnn E. SmithAdvertising SalesDawn Becker, Lori SchneiderAssociate EditorsCassie Donlen, Kristen Scheuing, Connie WhittakerAdis for use onmasthead only.This logoServices RepresentativesMelissa Valuch,Nanette HackbarthContributing EditorLeslie RogalskiDo not use less than 100% of full size.Editorial AssistantLora GroszkiewiczGraphic DesignerLisa M. SchroederPhotographersBill Zuback, Jim ForbesIllustratorKellie JaegerPublisherLinda KastB&B Extrais published bimonthly by KalmbachPublishing Co., 21027 Crossroads Circle,P Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187-1612.O.www.BeadAndButton.comfor access to moreprojects fromBead&Buttonmagazine.VisitPRECIOSA PipTMPRECIOSA PipTMART No.:111 01 346, SIZE: 5 x7 mmDESIGN BY OLGA HASERODTClick here for instructions to make the braceletThe Traditional Czech Beads brand is a guarantee of the finest quality Czech productavailable only from Preciosa Orneladistributors oftraditional czech beadstMShipwreck Beads | 800-950-4232 | www.shipwreckbeads.comJohn Bead Corp., Ltd. | 888-755-9055 | www.johnbead.comJohn F. Allen & Son, Inc. | 800-334-9971 | www.jfallen.comFire Mountain Gems and Beads | 800-355-2137 | www.firemountaingems.comHar-Man Importing Co. | 1-800-232-3769 | www.harmanbeads.comFrabels Inc. | 514-842-8561 | www.frabels.comBeadsmith / Helby Import | 732-969-5300 | www.beadsmith.comAgents for usA And CAnAdABead & Trim, Inc. | 212-725-9845 | traditional-czech-beads.comJablonex Canada Inc. | 416-675-1326 | jablonex.canada@gmail.comto disCoVer More Abouttraditional czech beadstMVisittraditional-czech-beads.comMAnufACturerPRECIOSA ORNELACzech RepublicTWO-HOLE PEYOTECobblestonebangleStitch two-hole lentilsand tiles into a texturedpattern inspired byEurope’s ancient streets.designed byNichole Starman© 2015 Kalmbach Publishing Co. This material may not be reproduced inany form without permission from the publisher.on all two-hole beads before use.baopen upMake sure both holes are openDifficulty rating6 mm tile bead6 mm lentil bead, color A6 mm lentil bead, color B11seed beadFIGURE 1cdMaterials21⁄4in. (5.7 cm) inner diameterturquoise/blue bangleFIGURE 2•266 mm CzechMates tile beads(LR1006, luster iris topaz)• 6 mm CzechMates lentil beads-104color A (21135,matte iris blue)-156color B (CT6313,turquoise copper Picasso)•3 g11seed beads (Toho 995F,gold-lined frosted aqua)• Wildfire or Fireline 8 lb. test• beading needles, #11cream/gold bangle colorsFIGURE 3FIGURE 4Round 11On 2 yd. (1.8 m) of thread,pick up a tile bead. Sewthrough both holes, exiting theadjacent hole(figure 1)andleaving a 6-in. (15 cm) tail.editor’s tipWork the strand flat onyour work surface with thetiles lined up as shown infigure 2.2Pick up an 11seed bead,a color B lentil bead, an 11,and a tile(figure 2, a–b).Slide to the previous tile butleave one tile’s width betweentiles. Keep the tension loose.Sew through the secondhole of the tile just added(b–c).Repeat this stitch(c–d)for a total of 26 tiles.The 11s and lentils shouldbe loose. There should bea tile at each end, and thebeadwork should be about12 in. (30 cm) long, whichwill create a bangle with a21⁄4-in. (5.7 cm) inner diame-ter. To adjust the finished size,work more or fewer repeats.Each tile will add5⁄16in.(8 mm) to the finished piece.3To add 11s and lentils tothe other side of the strand:Sew through the other holeof the last tile. Repeat step 2(figure 3),keeping thethread tension equal tothe first side(photo a).4Align the ends, makingsure the beadwork is nottwisted. Pick up an 11, aB lentil, and an 11. Sewthrough the end hole of thelast tile at the other end ofthe strand. Pick up an 11,a B lentil, and an 11. Tiethe working thread and tailtogether with a square knot,and sew through the otherend tile(figure 4).Gentlystretch the bangle to evenout the tension, making surethe lentils move freely. Endthe working thread and tail.• 6 mm CzechMates tile beads(90215, bronze)• CzechMates lentil beads- color A (29270, halo linen)- color B (P14413,opaque luster champagne)• 11seed beads (Toho 989,gold-lined crystal)FIGURE 5Subsequent roundspurple/copper banglecolors1Attach a stop bead to 1 yd.(.9 m) of thread, leaving a6-in. (15 cm) tail. Sew throughthe inner hole (the hole youalready sewed through) of around 1 B lentil. Pick up an11, a color A lentil, and an11, and sew through theinner hole of the next B lentil(figure 5).Repeat this stitchto complete the round. Donot sew through the existing11s. Retrace the thread paththrough the round but don’tsnug up the thread. The rowsshould lay flat and not curve• 6 mm CzechMates tile beads(90215, bronze)• 6 mm CzechMates lentil beads- color A (K0177,matte metallic copper)- color B (15726,luster transparent amethyst)• 11seed beads (Toho 928,purple-lined rosaline AB;www.artbeads.com)Online Beading Basicswww.BeadAndButton.com/basics• peyote stitch: zipping up• stop bead• ending and adding thread• square knotaFebruary 20155 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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