The first page inside is a guide to the beads outside, a number is next to each bead so you can easily identify it and find the instruction for the particular bead you want to make. There is an About the Author page which describes her diverse background in design and an introduction. Next she has a brief page of special tips, individual bead instructions and notes about the projects. Supplies, tools and dowels along with wire information is included followed by definition of terms . Basic Techniques and Finishing Techniques are general instructions for all beads.
Patterns begin with easy shapes and work to the more complex.
Each bead has a black and white photo that is easy to see along with all the instructions for that specific bead. Bead types are broken down into sections. There are scrunch beads, random wind beads, specialty beads and additional recipes for more unique shapes. Some are long spirals while others are short fat smashed down beads, squiggly worm beads, fat open circular beads, just about every shape you can imagine. Each bead includes some comments about variations, indications if the bead is a more traditional, classic or whimsical bead.