Expert tips and tricks for making beaded jewelry are at your fingertips–anywhere you go. Beading VISUAL Quick Tips has the answers you need. With detailed color photos and concise instructions, it shows you how to make beautiful beaded jewelry using the hottest beading supplies and beading techniques: stringing and finishing beading wire, cord, thread, and ribbon; using head and eye pins; knotting between beads; creating beaded knots and lace; making tassels and fringe; weaving with the peyote stitch; beading with macrame knots and braids; and more.

This book is great for jewelery makers who already have an idea of what they're doing.
It comes with great pictures and semi easy instructions.
But it would be hard to understand if you've never made hemp jewelry before.

: 20 Jewelry Designs With Cold Join Techniques
This book opens a world of jewelry making to those interested in working with metals but not that eager to pick up a torch.

• A great booklet to help you learn Basic Chain Maille techniques. 110 detailed step-by-step picture instructions, illustrations, explanations, photos, etc.
• Softcover, 31 pages.
• Illustrations in color.
• CHAPTER HEADINGS :
  o Half-Persian 3-in-1
  o Byzantine/Birdcage
  o European 4-in-1
  o Turkish Round
  o Fulle Persian/Foxtail
  
• Lauren Andersen, also known as The ChainMaille Lady, has a passion for Chain Maille. In this booklet, Lauren demonstrates four of the fundamental chain maille weaves. Once perfected, these weaves can be applied to making a variety of Chain Maille jewelry items. To develop your Chain Maille skills further, read Artistic Wire booklet 'Advanced Chain Maille'.

• A great booklet to help you learn Advanced Chain Maille techniques. 123 detailed step-by-step picture instructions, illustrations, explanations, photos, etc.
• Softcover, 39 pages.
• Illustrations in color.
• CHAPTER HEADINGS :
  o Half-Persian 3-in-1
  o Japanese 12-in-2
  o Parallel/Helm's Weave
  o Dragonscale
  
• Take the next step in your chain maille journey and learn how to weave like the experts! Author and chain maille aficionado Lauren Andersen guides you through these advanced techniques, which are recommended after you’ve mastered the Basics of Chain Maille.

An excellent choice for beginners and nice for anyone looking for a refresher on the stitches used in the book. The stitches are spiral, peyote, brick stitch, netted stitch and herrigbone and right angle weave.
The diagrams are easy to follow, even for the novice, the beads selected for each project are fairly common to find in your local bead and craft store, nothing too special or difficult to obtain, and the resultant product is not just fun to learn but also fun to wear.