Fabulous woven jewelry Plaiting, coiling, knotting, looping & twining with fiber & metal

Mary Hettmansperger

Book - 2005

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Published
New York : Lark Books c2005.
Language
English
Main Author
Mary Hettmansperger (-)
Edition
1st ed
Physical Description
160 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9781579906146
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Materials and Supplies
  • Chapter 2. Tools and Equipment
  • Chapter 3. Plaiting
  • Woven Copper Necklace
  • Quiver-Shaped Necklace
  • Copper Book Necklace
  • Lidded Basket Necklace
  • Chapter 4. Twining
  • Multicolored Pouch
  • Twined Pouch with Beaded Fringe
  • Tapered Pouch Stickpin
  • Twined Silver Pin with Beads
  • Twined Copper Bag Necklace
  • Figurative Pin
  • Twined Spokes Bracelet
  • Chapter 5. Looping
  • Looped Pouch Necklace
  • Wild Cherry Necklace
  • Looped Wire Necklace
  • Looped Linen Necklace
  • Silver Fishbone Necklace
  • Chapter 6. Knotting
  • Driftwood Necklace
  • Vessel-Shaped Knotted Pin
  • Cone-Shaped Pouch Pin
  • Sundial Pin
  • Free-form Copper Necklace
  • Chapter 7. Coiling
  • Coiled Linen Earrings
  • Free-form Coiled Necklace
  • Pine Needle Brooch
  • Chapter 8. Gallery
  • Acknowledgments
  • About the Author
  • Metric Conversion Chart
  • Index
Review by Library Journal Review

Wire jewelry making is very popular with beaders and other crafters because it requires only a few tools and minimal practice to produce attractive pieces. These three books utilize numerous bead types and offer step-by-step projects for making earrings, necklaces, and brooches. While all feature color illustrations of the finished pieces, fiber artist Hettmansperger's Fabulous Woven and wire jewelry workshop instructor Jones's Making Colorful provide color photos of individual steps. Additionally, Hettmansperger's book shows how to use fiber and basketry materials and techniques to create embellished pouch pendants with a primitive, ethnic flavor. All three books would make prudent additions to public library craft collections. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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