Mixed Media Jewellery was a Christmas present last year from the Man. It's another piece that I love for the images as well as the technical advice it offers.
Before it leaps into projects, this book starts off with chapters on materials, some basic jewellery techniques and of the design process. While I'm not a follow-a-project type of gal, I do really appreciate the very clear and beautifully photographed instructions that each project chapter gives. The projects cover a wide range of materials, many recycled, as well as techniques. It's then followed by an eye-candy filled, "Gallery" double page spread. The book ends with interviews with all the artist contributors, an interesting read. It's an enjoyable book that makes the mind tick and helps ideas flow.
1. Gallery, 2. Materials, 3. Journals, 4. Gallery, 5. Instructions, 6. Instructions, 7. Image Transfer Brooch, 8. Blue Bird Brooch, 9. Gallery
And finally for today, the winner of the papercuts book is Megan who flipped through the pages of a stunning Japanese Maple book for us.
**Update... Oops, I forgot to add Mr Linky so that you can either add your own post, or check out other tours. Here it is...
2 comments:
Hi Melanie. Thank you so much for running the competition and I'm over the moon to have won.
Your book this week looks fantastic. Don't you wish there were more hours in the day, or better still, that you didn't need to sleep?
What an absolutely fabulous book. Sooooooo love it. You can check out my mixed media brooch in my latest post. Amazing Amazing Book
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