Bead and Button magazine, 1994-2019, $3 each,choose issues beading, jewelry

Description: Bead and Button magazines, 1994-2017, $3 each, choose your issues, beading, jewelryLots of beading, jewelry, objects, designer spotlights, seed beads, specialty beads, book reviews, tips and techniques, new products, showcase of subscribers' work, and so much much more in every issue. It's very sad that this magazine has stopped publishing. So many terrific projects in each issue. This is your chance to fill in your missing issues of Bead and Button magazine from Kalmbach Publishing Co. Choose as many of the magazine issues as you wish. Take advantage of the quantity discount.If you overpay for postage, I will issue a refund for the overpayment.Thank you for looking at my other magazine listings. Here's a list of the contents of two sample issues, both of which are sold out, but you still get the idea. June 1998 Issue #251. Victorian Cascade Necklace by Louise Malcolm - chains, charms, pearls, garnets, and wrapped loops make a graceful impression2. What's All the Hoopla by Ella Johnson-Bentley - a beaded hoop earring technique offers unlimited variation3. The Buttons Made Them Do It by Linda Salow - a look at four outstanding button artists4. Splendor From The Garden by Kelly Anne McKee - head pins, glass beads, and loops make a cluster-bead necklace5. Recreate a Vintage Crystal Bead Purse by Alice Korach - right-angle weave is perfect fore a go anywhere evening bag6. Tell Your Story in a Fan-book Pendant by Kathleen Amt with Georgia Sargeant - bind polymer clay pages between clay covers7. Unbuttoned Beading by David Chatt - cover a button form with peyote stitch8. Bent-wire Bezels by Florence Bishop - help your beads put their best face forward9. Give Your Beads and Buttons a Facelift by Melinda Ellis - sculpt a family of faces with polymer clay10. A Review: Computer Software for Bead Design by Terry Abrahamson - Four Mac and PC graphics programs for beaders11. Ndebele Herringbone Weave by Cathy Collison - make a necklace and a bracelet with this versatilve African stitch12. Lacy Beaded Beads by Rebecca Peapples - peyote stitch your own colorful baubles13. Tips and Techniques - Hanging polymer, chain revival, dyeing plastic beads, lap loom14. Regular departments include letters, subscribers' work, news and reviews, basics, calendar April 2009 Issue #901. Hibiscus Twist by Kerrie Slade - increasing herringbone stitch blooms into a flower pendant dangling from peyote stitch ropes2. Flowering Fringe by Merle Berelowitz - Lucite flower and leaf fringes flourish along the length of a springtime bracelet3. Points, Lines, and Shapes by Diane Fitzgerald - learn what these three design elements evoke in jewelry4. Wildflower Vine by Melissa Grakowsky - peyote stitch in a variety of seed bead sizes forms a blossom and vine necklace5. Political Portraits by Staci Golar - Marcus Amerman's beaded photorealism melds embroidery and social commentary6. Butterflies Galore by Susan Mandel - a bracelet band of peyote stitch butterflies and flower petals highlights a bezeled rivoli7. Creative Networking by Aasia Hamid - netting gives a bib-style necklace a soft, supple nest for stone rondelles8. Diagonal View by Smadar Grossman - offset bead clusters take a simple pattern in a new direction9. Regular departments include letter, bead soup, meet the staff, expert advice (how to color FireLine), tips and techniques, subscribers' work, stitch workshop (learn netting), clearly crystals (bezel a large crystal stone with right-angle weave), wire expressions (wire-wrap a lampworked-flower ring), basics, what's new on the web Proceeds to the Textile Center, textilecentermn.org.Please look at my other listings.New items posted most Thursday evening.

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