March-April 2005

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Step by Step Beads March-April 2005
Magazine Table of Contents

3	Making Connections By Leslie Rogalski, Editor-in-Chief
8	Letters & On the Web
10	Tips: Flower Girl Beaded Bracelet By Carolyn Baum
11	Marketing 101 By David Weiman
12	Spring Fever Netted and fringed seed bead and gemstone necklace. By Karen Lutz
18	Rosebud Encased floral lentil bead. By Jacqui Collins-Parker
22	Simply Blue Embellished spiral rope and loop bracelet. By Linda Gettings
26	Small Wonders Elizabethan amulet bag necklaces. By Kim Z. Franklin
30	Inklings Colorful beads using ink and polymer clay. By Marie Segal
36	Cluster of Stones Tree, agate, jade, and serpentine necklace. By Jane Dickerson, Associate Editor
40	COVER PROJECT: Twister Right angle weave bracelet. By Janel Gradowski
44	Twister Earrings Right angle weave earrings. By Janel Gradowski
46	Daisy Bead Multi-layered lampwork bead. By Jannine Crowley
50	Fiesta Pin A polymer party of colors. By Ellen Marshall
53	Fiesta Earrings Bead and polymer cane dangles. By Jane Dickerson, Associate Editor
54	Springtime Duo Polymer and bead bracelet and earrings. By Karen Perry
60	For Your Studio: Confessions of a Tool Junkie By Jacqui Collins-Parker
64	Media Review By Martha Aleo
68	Product News
69	Calender

In Every Issue...
65	Step by Step Shopper
74	Bead Shops
79	The Next Step: Classes Near You
81	Classifieds
82	Advertisers’ Index

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ON THE COVER:
Twister bead and button bracelet by Janel Gradowski, see page 40.

Skill Levels: Beginner: Someone just starting out can complete this project and be happy with the results. Beginner/Intermediate: Someone who has had experience with the material can happily complete this project, but will also learn something new by doing it. Intermediate: A comfortable project for someone who has a good working knowledge of the material. Intermediate/ Advanced: A project for someone who is ready for a more challenging approach to a material they have worked with repeatedly. Advanced: A good project for someone who is confident with the material and has had a lot of experience with the techniques.