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Ancient Modern: Polymer Clay + Wire Jewelry

By Weltman , Ronna

Book information

Publisher
Interweave;F+W Media
Year
2013
ISBN
9781596680975, 9781596686137, 9781620332368, 1620332361
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
16 MB (16457808 bytes)
Pages
365 pages\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
Jewelry making;Polymer clay craft;Wire craft;Elect

Description

Cover; Title Page; Acknowledgments; Table of Contents; Introduction; Designing Jewelry; Color Inspiration; The Mechanics of Jewelry Design; About Wire; About Polymer Clay; How to Use this Book; Projects; Serendipity's Sister Necklace; Nightfall in Mozambique Necklace; Mama's Mambo Bracelet; Aria's Dream Necklace; Lush Sonata Necklace; Desert Abundance Bracelet; Springtime Afternoon Bracelet; Dancing Bells Earrings; Zen Earrings; Twice Told Story Ring; Moondance Necklace; Three-Ring Circus Brooch; So Much and More Bracelet; Embrace Me Ring; Ancient Vessel Necklace; Glossary; Gallery; Resources.;With Ancient Modern, learn to create organic, sophisticated, and distinctly contemporary jewelry by artistically combining polymer clay and wire. Use a range of innovative techniques to design beads and jewelry components from polymer clay. Add wireworking elements, inspired clasps and ear wires, and more for a signature look. 16 one-of-a-kind projects, including necklaces, bracelets, and pins in Ronna's distinctive style. Each project features detailed instructions and step-by-step photography. Crafters and jewelry makers will be making gallery-style jewelry in no time!In addition to an extensive.

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