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July 2010 | Every issue of BeadStyle brings you: - Design alternatives for every project to suit both your style and your budget
- Beading tips, new products, an inspiring gallery of reader creations, and more to encourage creativity and fresh ideas with each issue
- A collectible beader's resource notebook page plus: Two new online subscriber-only pages with every issue
- Subscriber-only online access to exclusive projects, our subscriber gallery, bonus resource notebook pages, how-to online videos, and more
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Looking for Downloadable Projects? Click here to view and purchase projects found in the
July 2010 issue.
Features  | By
Katie Hacker Inspired by Indiana: A jewelry set evokes memories of Circle City
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pg. 30 |
 | Beads capture Italian flavor By
Cathy Jakicic Inspired by Venice: The sun-drenched colors of this bracelet and earrings bring back warm memories
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pg. 34 |
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Heather Powers Inspired by San Antonio: Colorful beads highlight a Texas tradition
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pg. 36 |
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Tammy Powley Inspired by South Florida: String a summer necklace and earrings in natural tones
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pg. 40 |
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Catherine Hodge Inspired by Michigan: A few simple components can bring together divergent themes
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pg. 44 |
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Irina Miech Inspired by Milwaukee: Stamped and domed copper disks and colorful crystals represent Milwaukee's Domes
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pg. 48 |
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Brenda Schweder Inspired by Milwaukee: Bend and assemble wire in homage to an architectural wonder
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pg. 52 |
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Rupa Balachandar Inspired by India: Add Indian flair to any outfit with a simple-to-string necklace
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pg. 56 |
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Kim St. Jean Inspired by South Carolina: Seashells are tied to Myrtle Beach memories
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pg. 58 |
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Stacy Werkheiser Inspired by Russia: String a Trans-Siberian necklace-and-bracelet set
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pg. 62 |
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Linda Arline Hartung Inspired by California: Sculpt lush ferns with chocolate-colored WireLace vines and crystal leaves and branches
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pg. 68 |
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Monica Han Inspired by Asia: Beads provide a flat surface for image transfers
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pg. 80 |
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Jean Yates Inspired by New York: Forest and front yard meet in an eclectic necklace and earrings
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pg. 84 |
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Jess DiMeo, Leah Hanoud Inspired by Cape Cod: Waves of crystals capture the foamy Atlantic tides
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pg. 88 |
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Judy Payne Inspired by Iowa: A reversible necklace celebrates Iowa's agriculture
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pg. 92 |
 | Glass challenge winner By
Kelli Burns Winning bracelet
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pg. 47 |
 | 100+ cool things from Tucson Inspiration from the February Tucson bead shows
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pg. 72 |
Departments Birthstones  | June: Pearl By
Cathy Jakicic String a bracelet of coin pearls and turquoise-colored rounds
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pg. 24 |
 | July: Ruby By
Irina Miech A bracelet in shades of red gives the rich look of rubies without the lush price tag
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pg. 25 |
Under an hour  | Simply slabs By
Kelsey Lawler Make a statement with a bright and chunky slab necklace
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pg. 26 |
Wirework  | Suspended silver By
Dawn Davis Silver swirl pendant and earrings
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pg. 28 |
From the editor Inspiration is in the stars
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pg. 8 |
Reader gallery Designs from Amanda Pinkas, Wendy Manz, and Christine Wilson
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pg. 10 |
Bulletin board Favorite things, hot books, more reader all-star designs
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pg. 14 |
Staff picks Art Director Carole Ross' favorites
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pg. 18 |
Fun findings Handmade components from Etsy.com
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pg. 20 |
Reader challenge Focus on findings
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pg. 22 |
Beader's notebook #12 All about cabochons, flatbacks, and fancy stones
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pg. 67 |
Beader's glossary A visual guide to beads, findings and tools
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pg. 94 |
Basics A step-by-step reference to key jewelry-making techniques used in bead-stringing projects
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pg. 98 |
Find out what to buy and how much supplies cost for the projects in the July 2010 issue of BeadStyle!
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