Jewellery from Natural Materials

Six step-by-step projects for making jewellery from natural materials.
Each chapter includes brief information about the material (history and qualities), an introduction to the item to be made in the section, and information about other materials and tools required to work with this particular material. Pieces made in each chapter will vary, e.g., there will be a necklace made from grasses, a ring made of stone, a brooch constructed out of wood, and so on - this way the author can demonstrate a broad range of techniques. The focus of the book will be on producing contemporary pieces with a broad appeal, offering readers the chance to produce their own wearable, interesting jewellery that is not too challenging, but miles away from the 'tourist tat' or 'feather on a string' look.

Images will include the work of varied international jewellery makers,
from locations including the UK and US, Germany, Switzerland,
Scandanavia, Australia and New Zealand.

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Jewellery from Natural Materials

Six step-by-step projects for making jewellery from natural materials.
Each chapter includes brief information about the material (history and qualities), an introduction to the item to be made in the section, and information about other materials and tools required to work with this particular material. Pieces made in each chapter will vary, e.g., there will be a necklace made from grasses, a ring made of stone, a brooch constructed out of wood, and so on - this way the author can demonstrate a broad range of techniques. The focus of the book will be on producing contemporary pieces with a broad appeal, offering readers the chance to produce their own wearable, interesting jewellery that is not too challenging, but miles away from the 'tourist tat' or 'feather on a string' look.

Images will include the work of varied international jewellery makers,
from locations including the UK and US, Germany, Switzerland,
Scandanavia, Australia and New Zealand.

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Jewellery from Natural Materials

Jewellery from Natural Materials

by Beth Legg
Jewellery from Natural Materials

Jewellery from Natural Materials

by Beth Legg

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Six step-by-step projects for making jewellery from natural materials.
Each chapter includes brief information about the material (history and qualities), an introduction to the item to be made in the section, and information about other materials and tools required to work with this particular material. Pieces made in each chapter will vary, e.g., there will be a necklace made from grasses, a ring made of stone, a brooch constructed out of wood, and so on - this way the author can demonstrate a broad range of techniques. The focus of the book will be on producing contemporary pieces with a broad appeal, offering readers the chance to produce their own wearable, interesting jewellery that is not too challenging, but miles away from the 'tourist tat' or 'feather on a string' look.

Images will include the work of varied international jewellery makers,
from locations including the UK and US, Germany, Switzerland,
Scandanavia, Australia and New Zealand.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780713682762
Publisher: A&C Black Publishers, Ltd.
Publication date: 03/15/2011
Series: Jewellery Handbooks Series
Pages: 144
Product dimensions: 6.10(w) x 9.10(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

BETH LEGG's jewellery draws on the natural environment for both inspiration and materials. She studied for both her BA and MDes at Edinburgh College of Art Jewellery Department and has won a number of awards, including The Scottish Arts Council
Start-Up Grant, The Harley Award for Best Use of Materials and Second
Place in New Designer of the Year 2005. Beth has exhibited internationally, in The Netherlands, New York, London, Tokyo and Kyoto.
She teaches intensive workshops for both the general public and for jewellery students and undertakes peripatetic teaching in schools.

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