Making Jewellery – November 2015.pdf

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AUTUMN
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In this issue...
Wirework, polymer,
paper, and more...
POLYMER
9 STEPS
CHAINMAILLE
12 STEPS
RESIN
12 STEPS
LINKING
6 STEPS
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Autumn Cascades
Editor’s letter
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S
ometimes when I’m deciding what to write as my
editor’s letter I check through the fi rst paper proofs
and decide what my favourite pieces are and what
ones I’m going to mention. This month I’m a bit stuck as
I really like pretty much all of it! So it’s been really hard
trying to choose which pieces I’m going to talk about here
on this page.
I guess part of my problem is that I’m a great fan of
this time of year, and yes, you guessed it this month’s
theme is autumn. All the beautiful golds, browns, greens
and reds that decorate our countryside through this
season really appeal to me. But, well I’ve got to choose
at least one piece to grace this page as the main picture!
Ok so procrasination apart I think my favourite is Sarah
Austin’s chainmaille Autumn Cascades (p12), I don’t have
the patience for chainmaille and always admire Sarah’s
work when her project pieces arrive in the office. The
tactile feel of the jumprings, that feel fluid like water, is
so lovely on your fingers.
There you go, I got around to selecting my favourite,
so what’s yours?
Sian
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Contents
ISSUE 86 NOVEMBER 2015
Easy
6
Autumn garland
Colourful leafy necklace
formed from Grungepaper
Regular
28
Beautiful Bargello
Polymer design using canes to
create intricate patterns
6
Autumn garland
34
Braided copper
Use chunky wire to make a
stunning bracelet
24
Celebrity style
Use gold chains and auburn
beads to create a piece for
Marcia Cross
50
Rainbow leaves
Shades of autumn are
combined in this striking
polymer design
36
Cluster necklace
Use all the ephemera of autumn
for this charmed design
64
Natural elements
Capture real leaves, seeds
and flowers in resin for a
natural necklace
52
Scraptastic tubes
Upcycle your scrap polymer
clay with old electrical wires
66
Single strand
chunky necklace
Seed beads and large wooden
beads make a versatile,
wearable piece
72
Greek goddess cuff
Intricate wire-wrapped bracelet
to wear high on your arm
56
Easy enamelling
Advanced
12
Autumn cascades
Chainmaille drops linked for
a bib-style necklace
70
Burning embers
Warming shades of polymer
clay make this simple project
86
Paris in the fall
Golden crystal beads are
linked for a dazzling design
40
Autumn trails
Use silver clay to make a strong,
beautiful bangle
92
Beaded safety pin
bracelet
Embellish safety pins with
colourful beads for a fun piece
56
Easy enamelling
Use seasonal colours to create
a gorgeous metalwork piece
Intermediate
18
Emily triangles
Beaded design using peyote
stitch to create a geometric
design
60
Fallen leaves
necklace
Combine brass and resin for
a leafy piece
28
Beautiful Bargello
40
34
Braided copper
Autumn
trails
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