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Michelle Mach's Sorbet in August combines lava beads and lampworked coins to present a casual, wear-to-the-office look you could make in a wide variety of colors.
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Gothic Arabesque, by SaraBeth Cullinan, is three times the fun with triple strands and uses the same simple stringing technique. The fabulous shell pendant enhances the crystal and bead palette in an understated, yet elegant way.
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Sharon Borsavage's Eye on Midnight, is a striking statement that combines lampworked disks and rondelles with hematite beads. This lovely piece can go formal as well as casual. |
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Trés Turquoise by Marlene Blessing is a blue-lover's delight. You simply can't go wrong with silver and turquoise in my book! If desired, you can leave off the cross pendant for a simpler design.
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Melinda Barta's Sweet Spring is perfect for all seasons. The Lucite beads and flowers are fun to work with and have a timeless appeal. |
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Each project includes luscious photography and every step you need to create these beginner stringing beauties. Making them in your favorite colors will jumpstart your way to successful stringing so that you, too, can be a bona fide beading jewelry-maker!
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