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eels ‘out their whimsical side. Fun and fanciful, these designs will get you
thinking with fresh enthusiasm about wirework, polymer clay,
of off-loom bead-weaving .
While many of these critters can be worked up in a jiffy, others will truly
stretch your beading skills. From the gorgeously realistic hummingbird
‘om page 32 to the fantastical fish designs on pages 36 and 39, the more
demanding projects are worth the effort. And don't miss our beaded
amphibians. The selection will have you hopping to choose! Whatever piece
you land on will likely be the first of many creations sure to inspire wonder
and admiration for years.
Easy step-by-step instructions and meticulous haw-to photographs
and figures will guide you through even the most challenging projects.
Beginners should read the beading basics to get an averview of the essential
techniques. You may want to try the off-loom stitches with large beads
to get the hang of their rhythm, We also recommend that you practice
the wire-working techniques with inexpensive craft wire before you tackle
‘a project with precious metal wire.
Whether you choose to stitch or to sculpt, you'll enjay bringing these
wonderful creatures to life. Indeed, these designs are really just starting
points. All the projects suggest myriad ways that you can concoct a creature
of your own. We hope you'll be inspired to populate your own menagerie!
Prentice ritters
From the pages of Bead&Button magazine
