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Jewelry Making And Beading: The Complete Guide For Beginners: Beads For Jewelry Making
$20
There are many benefits to learning how to make your own jewelry. First and foremost, it is fun! Making jewelry is a hobby that allows you to express your creativity in an enjoyable and relaxing way.
This book includes:
√Beading for beginners–Discover a wide variety of beads, must-have tools, and techniques (including bead stringing, knotting, and wire wrapping) that every aspiring jeweler needs to know.
√Practice makes perfect–Hone your skills on Bead Jewelry Making for Beginners’ 21 stylish designs–each featuring detailed instructions that let you know the necessary supplies and skills.
√Craft into business–Finished some pieces but not sure what to do with them? Bead Jewelry Making for Beginners offers professional advice on how to promote and sell your work.
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The Royal School of Needlework Book of Embroidery: A Guide to Essential Stitches, Techniques and Projects
This beautiful book is a rich source of embroidery techniques, stitches and projects, covering eight key subjects in detail: crewelwork, bead embroidery, stumpwork, canvaswork, goldwork, whitework, blackwork and silk shading. Containing all the trusted, bestselling content from the RSN Essential Stitch Guide series, plus a new section on mounting your finished work, this fantastic book is a must-have for all embroiderers. Fully redesigned and integrated, the original eight titles have been given a new lease of life in this
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Containing all the trusted, bestselling content from the RSN Essential Stitch Guide series, plus a new section on mounting your finished work
Exclusively from the Royal School of Needlework
Crewelwork, bead embroidery, stumpwork, canvaswork, goldwork, whitework, blackwork & silk shading
The Royal School of Needlework teaches hand embroidery to the highest standard, developing techniques in new and innovative ways.
Written by expert RSN Graduate Apprentices and endorsed by the RSN
Clear step-by-step stitch guides, examples of contemporary and historical pieces and inspiring projectsThe book covers all embroidery disciplines including (RSN qualified expert authors quoted)
Whitework
Jacqui MacDonald – Whitework is all about the stitches – they have to do all the work, because there is no color to distract the eye! For someone like me, who sees the world through a haze of stitches, this is perfect. I can take an image and translate it into a pattern of different stitches without concerning myself with colors. Unlike many other types of embroidery, whitework has almost unlimited stitches, which means you never get bored. Because the stitches are the stars, whitework really helps you to hone your needlework skills.
Crewelwork
Jacqui MacDonald – The aim is not to give you designs to copy and follow, but to show you how to perfect the stitches and provide examples of how these stitches can be used within your own designs. As such, this is the perfect introduction to free embroidery.
Goldwork
By Helen McCook – Metal thread work is such an intriguing part of embroidery for many reasons, but perhaps part of its allure is the glamour that it evokes with all its embedded associations in our psyche and across so many differing cultural, political and religious backgrounds.
Stumpwork
By Kate Sinton – I have grown to love the subject of stumpwork not for its designs, which are imperfect in form, or for its less-than brilliant use of color, but for its uninhibited playfulness, its eclecticism, humor, innocence and often naïvety. As an embroiderer, stumpwork encourages me to explore and experiment within design and stitching, but most importantly to remain creative.
Praise from Mary Corbet: www.needlenthread.com
‘This is a great all-in-one book! It’s the ideal book for the embroidery enthusiast who is interested in exploring and really learning the foundations of core needlework techniques. It is certain to be very influential for new generations of stitchers in the years to come, and a wonderful learning resource for enthusiasts worldwide.’
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