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Juliet Bracelet
Andrea Mazzenga

A gorgeous little bracelet! A wonderful technique that works up easily and is adaptable to many sizes and shape beads. . . . Click to View

WireKnitZ® Scrunchy Necklace
Eva Sherman

This easy-to-make necklace incorporates a great new metal knit product called WireKnitZ®. As you will see in this tutorial you can stretch it, stitch, weave, layer and shape it. Your WireKnitZ® scrunchy necklace maintains its structural integrity yet remains supple, flexible, and lightweight. Have fun with it! . . . Click to View

Continuous Circles and Cascading Circles
Anne Dilker

Such a great look for such a small investment in time, materials, and supplies! Using anodized aluminum this video will teach you how to make a number of different "frames". Once you've got the frame you'll learn how to add beads and other decorative elements to make truly unique jewelry. It's colorful, it's lightweight, and aluminum is the "it" metal for this year! . . . Click to View

Mystic Hurricane Bracelet
Marti Brown

The edge colors of furnace glass add a mystic quality to this coil bead creation. It's beautiful in copper as well as sterling silver. In fact any color of wire can be used to make this bracelet. Find out how easy coiling can be. . . . Click to View

Gemini Viking Knit Bracelet
Marti Brown

The Lazee Daizee Viking Knit Tool invented by Stephanie Eddy makes this Viking knit bracelet a breeze to complete. The interchangeable plain squiggle and beaded squiggle closures take this bracelet from casual to dressy. . . . Click to View

Art Deco Hurricane Bracelet
Marti Brown

The Art Deco Hurricane bracelet is the perfect combination of wire and sheet metal. Cut silver and copper sheets, add a charm and connect them with wire and tube rivets. Make hurricane links and join them together with jump rings. Embellish the bracelet with colorful magatama seed beads. This bracelet features a self-closing hook link. . . . Click to View

Four Corners Bracelet
Meghan McBrearty

The four corners bracelet is done in simple right angle weave stitch. The stitch is like a figure eight. You will pick up four beads to start and then three beads for the rest of the bracelet. The beads are diamond shaped, which another name is on pointe beads, so they fill in the middle of the circle as you stitch. This is a great beginner project to learn right angle weave. It will also be done very quickly. You could wear it the same day. So, dive in and enjoy! . . . Click to View