Errata

The following are the known errors from the The Beader's Color Palette.

page 27: (top) Freeform beadwork by Kathy Ward, using glass and stone to accent Klew's polymer focal bead

page 42: Palette #48, Persian Pottery: One of the Delica numbers is missing. The four Delica numbers should read (in this exact order):

#165 Blue Violet AB (background)
#310 Matte Black
#238 Lined Aqua Green Crystal Luster
#233 Buttercup Ceylon

page 89: There is a change in seed bead amounts needed for the COLLAR OF GLASS & LIGHT. The correct amounts are:
• 20 gms (total) size 11o seed beads in at least 6 shades of green

page 100: 157. Tuscany. Brown and terra cotta against a range of olive greens is the palette of the Tuscan hills (right). The fact that this is a near-complementary harmony explains part of its timeless appeal. Sheer beauty must explain the rest. Delicas: DB-311, DB-011, DB-124, DB-764, DB-1532, DB-913 (Delica numbers were printed incorrectly).

page 112: There is a change in seed bead amounts needed for the RAINFOREST CASCADE NECKLACE. The correct amounts are:
• 90 gms (total) size 11o seed beads in at least 6 shades of main color (greens in the example)
• 30 gms (total) size 11o seed beads in at least 3 shades of accent color (magenta in the example)
• 5 gms size 14o beads, main color (green)
• 15 gms size 6o and/or 8o beads, main color (green)
• 15 gms size 6o and/or 8o beads, accent color (magenta)

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Beading Her Image

The following are the known errors from the first printing of Beading Her Image.
Our sincere thanks to all who notified us of errors in the text.

page 3, Delica symbol key:
Delica color #031 is the correct color number, but the name was written as "Alpine Green" when it should have been written as "Gold".

page 20:
Rather than the loom pattern appearing as it should have, the peyote pattern for Amira was incorrectly printed in place of it. Email Margie and she will email you a PDF document of the loom version of Amira.

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The Beader's Guide to Color

The following are the known errors from the The Beader's Guide To Color.

page 113:
The quantity of 11 grams printed in the book is too low. At 160 Delicas per gram for the loomed piece you would need 13 1/2 grams for the body of the purse. Taking into consideration the straps and fringe, I would recommend 20 grams total.

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Out On A Loom

In the 4th reprint of Out On A Loom some of the text did not appear on page 14. The text reads as follows:

"Using this round clasp you will have to wrap the warp threads through and around the metal holes several times to insure a strong and long lasting attachment. With three warps per metal hole, you’ll have a total of 9 warps attached to the clasp. Use more if possible, and wax your thread thoroughly.

The easiest way to attach this scalloped clasp is to use a wide holed, rounded, somewhat large, smooth seed bead to run your warp threads through (like a “stop” bead). With three warps per metal hole, you’ll have a total of 9 warps attached to the clasp.

Some of my favorite three hole clasps were purchased from Rio Grande (www.riogrande.com) and Bead Lovers’ catalogue (www.beadbox.com)."

The warp count on page 30 for the pattern "RIBBON" should read 45 warps.

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Errata

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