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B&B Extra December 2013 PDF
B&B Extra December 2013 PDF
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Create an
ornament
cover p . 47
Make
14 Fabulous
Projects
• A ring that doubles
as a pendant p. 36
• A bangle with tiny
crystal buttons p. 86
• Jewelry with our
anniversary bead p. 54
PLUS
• Design Workshop: Curve stitching with wire p. 22
• The evocative beadwork of Betsy Youngquist p. 106
• Guide to gemstone treatments p. 11
5
festive
projects Bead a
bracelet of
Whip up
a flurry of
snowflakes
T
he holidays are right around the corner, but there’s
Please support these
still plenty of time to get into the spirit. These five fine sponsors!
projects are designed to put you in a festive disposi-
tion, so cozy up by the fireplace (or in any comfy chair),
and get out your beads! Two holiday-themed bracelets,
Simply
Bobbie Yoakum’s “Snowflake sashay,” p. 4, and Josie Fabre’s
“Prancing reindeer bracelet,” p. 11, will take you to a whim- Click on
sical winter wonderland. For a last-minute tree decoration
or gift idea, try Cathy Lampole’s “Magical holiday ornament
each logo below!
cover,” p. 13. While Marilyn Earhart’s “Plumeria blossom,” p. 7, suggests fun in Then click on the ad to visit
the sun instead of snow and cocoa, this elegant focal piece could be worked up the sponsor’s website, and shop
in your favorite holiday colors for show-stopping party attire. And Marcia Rose’s for all of your beading needs!
“Wild child cuff,” p. 17, features a lively starburst for anyone with slightly
edgier wardrobe tastes. Happy holidays from all of us at Bead&Button!
Editor, Bead&Button
editor@beadandbutton.com
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Design Idea
CB16
Necklace
For complete instructions
and materials list Click Here
Snowflake
sashay
Display a band of friendly
flurries with an easy pattern.
designed by Bobbie Yoakum
Difficulty rating
110 cylinder beads
color A
color B
Materials
bracelet 71⁄2 in. (19.1 cm)
• 110 cylinder beads
8 g color A (Miyuki DB0609,
dyed silver-lined dark purple)
2 g color B (Miyuki DB0200,
white)
• 2 g 150 seed beads (white)
• toggle clasp
• Fireline 6 lb. test
b a • beading needles, #12
c
figure 1 Bobbie
Yoakum is a
retired math
stepbystep teacher who
found beading
Band in 1989. She
On a comfortable length of thread, attach a taught and worked at
stop bead (Online Beading Basics), leaving Margo Field’s bead shop in
a 10-in. (25 cm) tail. Pick up 21 color A 110 Albuquerque, New Mexico,
cylinder beads. Reading the pattern from top for 11 years and now teaches
to bottom or bottom to top, work the band beading at various shops in
in flat odd-count peyote stitch (Online Basics). that area. Contact Bobbie at
End and add thread as needed (Online Basics), (505) 884-8692, or email her
but do not end the working thread or tail when at bobbiecy@comcast.net.
you complete the band.
Clasp
[1] With the working thread, sew through the
beadwork to exit the fourth up-bead from one www To brush up on the
edge in the last row with your needle pointing Online Beading Basics
toward the other edge (figure 1, point a). in this story (plus other
[2] Pick up seven color A cylinders, half of techniques!), go online to
the clasp, and three As, and sew back through www.BeadAndButton.com/
the fourth A picked up in this step (a–b). This Basics.
forms a loop of beads through the clasp; snug
the loop to the first three As picked up. Pick
up three more As, skip three up-beads in the
last row of the band, and sew through the
following up-bead, which should be the
fourth up-bead from the other edge (b–c).
Retrace the thread path through the clasp
connection, and end the working thread.
PATTERN
B&B Extra | December 2013 5
b
a f d c
e
figure 2
Edging
[1] Add 1 yd. (.9 m) of thread to the band,
and exit the first A along one edge with your
needle pointing away from the band (figure 2,
point a).
[2] Pick up five 150 seed beads. Skip one A
along the edge of the band, sew through the
next edge A with your needle pointing toward
the band, and sew through the following edge
A with your needle pointing away from the
band (a–b).
[3] Repeat step 2 for the length of the band.
[4] Sew through the beadwork to exit the
last A along this edge (point c), and continue
through the last two 150s added in the last
edging stitch (c–d). Skipping the center 150
in the stitch, sew through the next two 150s
in the stitch (d–e). Pull the thread tight so the
center 150 forms a point. Sew through the
next two edge As in the band, and continue
through the following two 150s added in the
previous edging stitch (e–f).
[5] Continue sewing back through the edging
stitches, skipping the center 150s to form
points, as in step 4. End the thread.
[6] Repeat steps 1–5 on the other edge of
the band. w
PEYOTE STITCH
Plumeria
blossom
designed by Marilyn Earhart
a
b Difficulty rating
Materials
plumeria flower 21⁄4 in. (5.7 cm)
• 1 6 mm pearl
• 1 g 110 seed beads*
• 2 g 110 cylinder beads*
110 cylinder bead • beading thread, size D
• beading needles, #12
110 seed bead
d
* Colors shown on p. 7 are:
e • 110 seed beads (Miyuki 373, dark rose-
lined light topaz luster, and Toho PF2111,
permanent finish silver-lined milky peach)
figure 1 • 110 cylinder beads (Miyuki DB0913,
sparkle salmon-lined topaz, and
Toho Aiko PF2111, permanent finish
salmon opal silver lined)
Designer’s note:
This flower can easily be adapted
to other sizes by starting with a
ring of beads that is divisible by
four plus two.
figure 6
B&B Extra | December 2013 9
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Prancing
reindeer
bracelet
Deck yourself
with Rudolph
and friends.
designed by Josie Fabre
Difficulty rating
DB0022 metallic bronze
DB0035 galvanized silver
DB0602 silver-lined red
Materials
bracelet 7 in. (18 cm)
stepbystep • 1 12 mm crystal rivoli button
(Swarovski #3015, crystal)
This bracelet is worked in three-drop peyote • 62 3 mm fire-polished beads
stitch, a technique based on two-drop peyote stitch. (Czech, red)
If needed, refer to our Online Beading Basics to brush • 110 Miyuki Delica cylinder
up on two-drop peyote before beginning this project. beads
12 g silver (DB0035,
Bracelet band galvanized silver)
[1] On a comfortable length of thread, attach a stop 4 g brown (DB0022,
bead (Online Beading Basics), leaving a 6-in. (15 cm) metallic bronze)
tail. Starting at the lower-right corner of the pattern, 1 red (DB0602,
pick up 24 110 cylinder beads for rows 1 and 2. silver-lined red)
[2] Following the pattern, work in three-drop peyote • 1 g 150 seed beads
stitch using cylinders. End and add thread (Online (Miyuki 1, silver-lined crystal)
Basics) as needed while you stitch, and end the work- • nylon beading thread, size D,
ing thread and tail when you complete the pattern. or Fireline 6 lb. test
• beading needles, #12
Edging
[1] Add a comfortable length of thread to the band,
and exit an end edge bead.
[2] Pick up a 150 seed bead, a 3 mm fire-polished Josie Fabre
bead, and a 150. Skip the next two edge cylinders, and has been
sew down through the following edge cylinder. Sew beading for
through the beadwork to exit the same edge cylinder more than
with your needle pointing away from the beadwork. 10 years. She
Repeat this step for the length of the band. became hooked on peyote
[3] Sew through the beadwork to exit an end bead stitch and designing patterns
along the other edge, and repeat step 2 to embellish after she made several
this edge. End the thread. squares for the 2012 Bead-
It-Forward project. She is
Clasp a full-time scientist and
[1] Add 10 in. (25 cm) of thread to one end of the mother but beads every
band, and exit between the two center stitches in chance she gets. She is
the very last row. inspired by nature, art, and
[2] Pick up about 16 150s and a 12 mm crystal architecture. Contact her at
button, and sew back into the beadwork in the josie@fabres.net, or visit
same spot. Retrace the thread path through the www.josie.etsy.com.
button several times, and end the thread.
[3] Add 2 ft. (61 cm) of thread at the other end
of the band, and exit one-third of the way across
the end row. Pick up 21 cylinder beads, skip six www To brush up on
center beads in the end row, and sew through the Online Beading Basics
the next bead to form a loop. referenced in this story
[4] Turn, and work in regular peyote stitch back (plus other techniques!),
across the loop, picking up one cylinder per stitch. go to www.BeadAndButton.
Sew into the band, and then sew through the bead- com/Basics.
work to exit the last cylinder added with your needle
pointing away from the band and toward the loop. PATTERN
[5] Pick up three 150s, and sew through the next
up-bead in the peyote loop. Repeat this stitch around
the loop, and end the thread in the band. w
Magical
holiday ornament
designed by Cathy Lampole
6 x 9 mm crystal drop
f Materials
c
c a blue ornament cover
a d
• 1 25⁄8-in. (6.7 cm) diameter
6 mm crystal pearl
glass ball ornament
(www.rabbithollow
3 mm crystal pearl creations.com)
110 seed bead, color A e • 6 6 x 9 mm crystal drops
(Swarovski, indicolite)
110 seed bead, color B b b • crystal pearls (Swarovski,
figure 1 figure 2 light gold)
42 6 mm
132 3 mm
a • 110 seed beads
c m d
a n 13 g color A (Miyuki 25F,
b b e matte silver-lined Capri blue)
7 g color B (Miyuki 649,
f dyed violet silver-lined
alabaster)
• Fireline 6 lb. test
g • beading needles,
c
d #11 or #12
h
figure 5
[6] Work as in steps 2–5 to join the
remaining petals. End the thread.
Collar
[1] On 5 ft. (1.5 m) of thread, pick up
c
figure 6
a repeating pattern of a 6 mm pearl and
f a a B 12 times. Sew through the beads
d
again to form a ring, leaving a 6-in.
(15 cm) tail. Retrace the thread path,
b and exit a 6 mm pearl.
[2] Pick up seven Bs, and sew through
the pearl in the same direction to form
e a loop. Continue through the next B
and pearl (figure 7). Repeat this stitch
to complete the round, and exit the first
four Bs added in this step.
figure 8
[3] Pick up a B, a 6 mm pearl, and
a B, and sew through the center B at the
top of a petal (figure 8, a–b). Sew back
[8] Pick up an A, skip the last B added Joining the petals through the B, 6 mm pearl, and B, and
in the previous step, and sew through [1] Add 21⁄2 yd. (2.2 m) of thread to continue through the B your thread
the next B (c–d). Pick up an A, and a petal, exiting the top 3 mm pearl exited at the start of this step, sewing
continue through the top A on the on one side of the petal with the needle in the same direction (b–c). Sew through
opposite side of the petal (d–e). pointing toward the top of the petal. the beadwork as shown to exit the
[9] Sew through the next edge A, pick [2] Pick up a 3 mm, and sew down fourth B in the next loop (c–d).
up a B, and sew through the following through the corresponding 3 mm on [4] Pick up a B, a 3 mm pearl, a 6 mm
edge A (e–f). Repeat this stitch two more another petal (figure 5, a–b). Pick up pearl, a 3 mm pearl, and a B, and sew
times, exiting the B in the last stitch a 3 mm, sew up through the 3 mm through the top 3 mm pearl from the
instead of an A (f–g). your thread exited at the start of this join between two petals (d–e). Pick
[10] Pick up a 3 mm pearl, and sew step (b–c), and pull tight. Retrace the up a B, and sew back through the
through the next edge B (g–h). Repeat thread path, and exit the top pearl of 3 mm pearl, 6 mm pearl, 3 mm
this stitch to add a total of nine pearls the new petal (c–d). Continue through pearl, and B. Continue through
(h–i). Pick up a B, and sew through the the beadwork of the new petal to the B your thread exited at the
next edge B (i–j). exit the third edge B from the bottom start of this step, sewing in the
[11] Pick up a B, and sew through (figure 6, point a). same direction. Sew through
the beadwork as shown (j–k). Pick [3] Pick up a B, a 6 mm pearl, and a the beadwork to exit the
up a B, and sew through the adjacent B, and sew back through the 6 mm and fourth B in the next
edge B (k–l). the first B. Continue through the next loop (e–f).
[12] Add the edge embellishments two edge Bs (a–b). [5] Repeat steps
to make a mirror image of the first side [4] Pick up three Bs, a 6 mm, a B, 3 and 4 to attach
of the petal, exiting the top A (l–m). a 6 x 9 mm crystal drop, and a B. Sew the remaining pet-
[13] Work three peyote stitches using back through the drop, the B, and the als. End the thread.
Bs, exiting the top A on the other side 6 mm (b–c). Pick up three Bs, and sew [6] Place the bead-
of the petal (m–n). End the threads. through the next two edge Bs on this work over a 25⁄8-in.
[14] Make a total of six petals. side (c–d). (6.7 cm) diameter
[5] Repeat step 3, and then sew through ball ornament. w
the beadwork to exit the top 3 mm on
this side of the petal.
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Wild child
bracelet Seal beads inside mesh tubes
to make a spiky starburst
center for a fish leather cuff.
designed by Marcia Rose
Sealing with a
soldering iron Marcia Rose finally
has the time to do the
things she loves since