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Top Tips for Starting a New Project
Check out Bead magazines top 5 tips for starting a new project, presented to you by Jean Power.
In The Pink
Learn this quick and easy technique to add a difference when it comes to your bead work.
An Easy Needle Case Without a Chart
Lorraine Whitehouse talks viewers through making an attractive, patterned needle case, drawing out your own pattern and decorating it with the beads of your choice.
Using Moulds
Moulds are fun, easy, quick and versatile. You can use ready made or create your own to make just about anything. Helen O'Neil uses a two part mould compound in this inspirational project.
Make a bead with slices of leaf cane
Leaf cane can be used to make lovely pieces and Sue Heaser has some clever ideas to get the most from your flower and leaf cane ideas.
Brilliant Bugle Beads
They really are brilliant, and Jennifer shows you how to get the best out of your bugle beads.
Lettering and Texture Rollers
Make your own message with a simple letter stamping technique and add texture, as shown in these fun examples by Helen O'Neil. Have a go and see how much fun it is!
Making Bead Caps
Join Helen O'neil as she demonstrates making bead caps, to embellish those beads that cannot be torch fired.
Wirework Tools
Jean Power introduces us to various wire work tools, looking at pliers and the best ones for the job at hand.
Dehydration
After making a simple stamped pendant and drying it in the dehydrator, Helen O'Neil takes us through the next stage in finishing and bringing out the best in the piece.
Stone Setting
Helen O'Neil makes a nice item using synthetic stones in a setting suitable for a pendant. Texture and location are all important in this item on setting stones.
All About Beads
Jean Power, Editor of Bead magazine give you an introduction to all types of different beads that are available in the hobby.
Getting Started: Introduction to PMC
Helen O'neil gives us an introduction to Precious Metal Clay or PMC. The history of the product and the different types that you can purchase.
Marbling beads in Polymer clay
Sue Heaser shows us how to create a yummy marbling effect in polymer clay. Squash, roll and fold by hand to get the best effects in wild colours.
Making a bead with slices of flower cane
Sue Heaser uses flower canes to make versatile jewellery and attractive beads. Sue shows that with a good eye and a few simple techniques you'll have a ball!
