Step by Step Beads Fall 2003 Print Magazine Table of Contents

Fall 2003

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Step by Step Beads Fall 2003
Magazine Table of Contents

6	Bead, Beads, Beads! By Tamara L. Honaman, Managing Editor
7	One More Thing ... By Merle White, Editor-in-Chief
8	Tips & Letters
10	Showcase: Kristen Frantzen Orr & Maggie Roschyk Featured Artist
15	Satin Glass Bead By Kristen Frantzen Orr
19	Satin Glass Necklace By Maggie Roschyk
24	Pink "Granite" Beads By Patricia Kimle
28	Faux Lariat By Kate McKinnon
33	Triangle Bead By Corina Tettinger
36	2003 Bead Arts Awards
46	Batik Beads By Pam East
52	Sandstone Half-Baked Beads By Stacy Lynne Russom
56	Funky Fun Lampwork Bead By Katy Stidley
58	Funky Bead Explosion Brooches By Katy Stidley & Janet Flynn
62	Holiday Cha Cha Bracelet By Susan Rochlin
64	In the Workshop: Beyond the Basics Lampworking Tips By Jo Rebeka
68	Media Review By Martha Aleo
70	Calendar By Pat Moses-Caudel

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72	Step by Step Shopper
75	The Next Step: Bead Classes Near You
77	Bead Shops
80	Classifieds
82	Advertisers’ Index

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ON THE COVER:
Maggie Roschyk's "Satin Glass Necklace" incorporates a netted bead technique using Kristen Frantzen Orr's silver foil "Satin Glass Bead." Photograph ©Lee-Carraher.

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.

Bead Arts Awards Winners, page 36

Right: Carl Stanley's First Place Clay Bead, Sherman Bead #3