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September 2011 | Every issue of Art Jewelry gives you: - Step-by-step instructions to teach you how to make beautiful pieces of jewelry
- Full color photos to get you inspired by others' work
- Artist interviews where you'll learn about the artists' motivation and inspiration
- Plus exclusive online access to download jewelry projects, post photos of your own work in the Subscriber Gallery, and read reviews of products tested by the editors
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Features  | Shield Earrings: Learn Essential Fabrication Skills By
Kay Rashka
Take a full fabrication class in one pair of earrings.
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pg. 56 |
 | Ditch the Hammer and Pitch: Try Entry Level Repoussé By
Marian Ward
Use household items to make a low-relief image emerge from metal clay paper or fine-gauge metal sheet.
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pg. 32 |
 | Jump-Start Your Half-Persian Weave By
Karen Karon
Repurpose a protective die film to make an inexpensive starter tool.
- Online Extra! Watch a video tutorial on how to weave half-Persian 4-in-1 chain mail.
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 | Master Two Fundamental Wire Techniques By
Colette Kimon
Learn simple weaving and wrapped loops to create a delicate component to showcase a teardrop bead.
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 | Metal Clay Users: Save Time and Money with Pottery Clay By
Christi Anderson
Sculpt an inexpensive ceramic clay form, layer it with your own metal clay embellishments, fire once, and you’re done!
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Departments From the Editor: Hazel Wheaton Economizing in disguise. Metalsmithing 101 by Michael David Sturlin Machine Finishing 101. Stone Sense by Richard M. Shull G.G. Labradorite. Studio Savvy by Christopher C. Darway Working with Silver Metal Clay: Waste Not, Want Not. Business Savvy by Marlene Richey Why and How to Get Your Tutorials Published. Creative Clasps by Marthe Roberts/Shea Gallery A collection of jewelry to intrigue and inspire you. A Conversation with Bruce Pepich As the Racine Art Museum in Racine, Wis., gears up for the first serious exhibition of polymer, its executive director speaks about the way museums respond to their communities and vice versa. Beyond Jewelry Martial-arts-inspired mokume gane from Wayne Victor Meeten. Basics See demonstrations and definitions of beginning jewelry-making techniques needed for projects in this issue.
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