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longer the property of the  \nBoston Public Librarv  \nBEAD  lfenyBracelets,Earrings,Necklaces and More  \nWritten by Judy Ann SadlerIllustrated by Tracy Walker  \nRSINGTOR VILAGE  \nKIDS CAN PRESS  \nWV BR  \nTT860  \n:s2271998x  \nJUL--1998  \nTT860.S33  \nTo Mom and Dad Sadler,for threading our liveswith beads of wisdom,goodness and love  \nFirst U.S.edition 1998  \nText copyright C1996 by Judy Ann Sadlerllustrations copyright ◎1996 by Tracy Walker  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may bereproduced,stored in a retrieval system or transmitted,in anyform or by any means,without the prior written permission ofKids Can Press Ltd.or,in case of photocopying or otherreprographic copying,a license from CANCOPY(CanadianCopyright Licensing Agency),6 Adelaide Street East,Suite 900,Toronto,ON,M5C 1H6.  \nNeither the Publisher nor the Author shall be liable for anydamage which may be caused or sustained as a result ofconducting any of the activities in this book without specificallyfollowing instructions,conducting the activities without propersupervision,or ignoring the cautions contained in the book.  \nPublished in U.S.byKids Can Press Ltd.  \nPublished in Canada byKids Can Press Ltd.29 Birch AvenueToronto,ON M4V 1E2  \n85 River Rock Drive,Suite 202Buffalo,NY 14207  \nEdited by Laurie WarkCover Design by Karen PowersPhotography by Frank BaldasarraPrinted in Hong Kong by Wing King Tong Company Limited  \nCMC96098765432  \nCanadian Cataloguing in Publication Data  \nSadler,Judy Ann,1959-  \nBeading:bracelets,earrings,necklaces and more(Kids can crafts)  \nISBN 1-55074-338-4(pbk.)  \n1.Beadwork -Juvenile literature.  \n2.Jewelry Making-Juvenile literature.I.Walker,Tracy  \nIⅡ Title.  \n1996 j745.594'2  \nC96-930724-1  \nContents  \nIntroduction,materials and tips .............4Single-strand bracelet .....................8Braided bracelet ........................10Circle bracelet.........................12Daisy-chain bracelet .....................14Striped bracelet ........................16Coil bracelet...........................18Bugle-bead bracelet .....................20Triangle bracelet ........................22Safety-pin bracelet ......................24◎ Tassel earrings .........................26More earrings ..........................28Ring .................................29Necklace .............................30Barrette ..............................31Making a beading loom ..................32Creating loom patterns...................34Using a beading loom ...................36Loopy-loom bracelet ....................38Finishing .............................40  \nIntroduction  \nPick up some beads and roll themaround in your hand.Beads on theirown are lovely,but it's difficult tohandle them without thinking of alltheir possibilities.This book is filledwith ideas for how to thread,hang andweave beads to make wonderfuljewelry.Create dangling earrings,unique necklaces or a wrist full ofbracelets.All these items make greatgifts,too.But beware—once you startbeading it's hard to stop,so make sureyou keep lots of supplies on hand  \nExplore your local craft or specialty  \nbead store for interesting beads and  \nfindings.Be as creative as you like.  \nThe instructions will teach you some  \nbasic techniques and give you  \nlots of suggestions,but there's always  \nroom for your own ideas.  \nHappy beading!  \n## MATERIA LS\n\nSEED BEADS  \nYou will need tiny seed beads for mostof the projects in this book.They areinexpensive and come in a wideselection of colors and finishes,suchas pearlized,metallic,silver-lined,clearand striped.  \n## BUGLE BEADS\n\nThese are like long,thin seed beads.They come in many colors andfinishes,as well as different lengths.  \n## E BEADS\n\nThese beads are also known as smallpony beads.They are larger than seedbeads,but similar in shape and color.  \n## OTHER BEADS\n\nCollect unusual beads,charms,  \npendants and 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