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Step By Step Beads | 
 enlarge | Publisher: Interweave Press
Category: Magazine
List Price: $35.94
Buy New: $21.95
You Save: $13.99 (39%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 602
Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Trade magazine
Subscription Issues: 6
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 6
First Issue Lead Time: 12-16 Weeks
ASIN: B0001BVGPQ
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 4 months
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Product Description
Step by Step Beads contains clearly illustrated, step by step lessons in creating beads and beaded jewelry. Issues feature jewelry projects from beginner to advanced, in mediums that include not just beads but also polymer and metal clay, fibers, wire and more.
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 Every issue better and better... June 16, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Step by step beads has never been my "favorite" out of all the beading magazines out there because you do not see the passion and creativity applied as in some of the other magazines. While reading the last couple of issues, I had to stop and look back at the cover a few times to remind myself which magazine I was reading. It seems that lately the projects are getting better and better, and I can't seem to put the magazine down. They are fun, imaginative, and getting more complex in design, which I like, than the have in the past. I hope the designers keep up with the new creativity that they have found. Now, I am looking forward to the new issues to arrive each time.
Bead Beading Magazine out there!! October 2, 2005
4 out of 10 found this review helpful
I find it heard to believe that she never recieved her magazine or even a call back from the company..I know for a fact they are very good about getting orders out promptly, and that if there is a problem they will even compensate you with a comp. issue..The company who publishes this magazines also has several other wonderful publications i.e Step by Step Wire(very popular), Lapidary Jounal, Colored Stone & many more.They also host the biggest beading events in this country..Beadfest Philadelphia, Atlanta & the one in Nashville are a really the best bead shows in this country..If you call 610-232-5710, This person will be sure to take care of the problem you have been having.
 overall, pretty good mag! July 14, 2005
11 out of 13 found this review helpful
INVARIABLY I CAN ALWAYS FIND MORE THAN A FEW PERTINENT DESIGNS. THE DIRECTIONS ARE LAID OUT VERY COMPREHESIVELY. IT IS TRUE, HOWEVER, THAT THE BIGGEST USE I CAN DRAW FROM THIS MAGAZINE IS THE INSPIRATION AND VARIATIONS YOU CAN MAKE ON ANY ONE PIECE. SOME ISSUES ARE SUPERB WHILE OTHERS ARE JUST GOOD. A VARIETY OF MEDIUMS ARE USED (WEAVING, WIRE, POLYMER CLAY, ET.AL) AND I USUALLY WILL ADAPT THE DESIGNS OR ELABORATE UPON THEM. I STILL GO OVER PAST ISSUES FOR HELP AND INSPIRATION.
 I never got any of the mags May 2, 2005
10 out of 26 found this review helpful
Ordered this in Dec of last yrs now its May and I called and called and I never got anyone to call back. I never recieved any of my order. They don't care as far as I can see.
 Okay - if you're a beginner July 16, 2004
101 out of 102 found this review helpful
I'm a fairly advanced beader, and was hoping for some new ideas when this magazine appeared. The projects are pretty, but if you have more than a year or so of beading experience, this one isn't for you. The magazine uses shortcuts rather than teaching the more standard techniques, and teaches newbies bad habits they'll have to unlearn. There's also very little about how to find quality beads, which seems to be the hardest thing to learn when beginning this hobby.Like all of the beading magazines currently available, there is at least a page of advertising for each page of content. Normally, that's fine with me, but Step-by-Step takes it to a new level. It's misleading to accept ads from dealers who only work with members of the trade and put them in a beginner hobbyist's magazine. A full page ad with great prices is terrific, until the new beader discovers that the company only deals with wholesalers and has a minimum order of hundreds of dollars. It would be far more ethical for the publishers to limit wholesaler's ads to more high end publications. To decide whether beading is for you, and to see what pretty and fashionable jewelry is available, this is a good magazine. However, understand it as a beginner's guide, and know that if you decide you want to advance in the craft of jewelrymaking, you'll need to unlearn some bad habits and buy much better tools and supplies than those recommended in this magazine. More advanced beaders and jewelrymakers will probably want to skip it - there's nothing new here.
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