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Metalwork Jewelry In her latest jewellery book, Linda Peterson presents 35 stunning metalwork designs for necklaces, rings, bangles, earrings and more. Discover how to create easy pieces using common materials found in your home and then move on to more advanced techniques with brass, copper and silver. These designs are inspired by the steampunk movement, a style that combines technology and romance in essence, punk with a Victoriana feel. Think vintage watches, capturing the theme of time travel, combined with brass, copper, leather scraps and faded paper, for unusual jewellery that is elegant yet quirky. Each project has clear step-by-step photography to guide you, and a full techniques section explains all you need to know for working with metal, from hammering to metal texturing and finishing techniques, such as adding a patina. Clear step-by-step instructions and photography make this ideal for both beginners and experienced jewellery-makers. Offers inspiration for your own steampunk jewellery creations. Steampunk is a growing design trend. ISBN: 978-1-907563-33-1 128 pages l 250 colour photographs 276 x 208 mm l 12.99 (paperback with flaps) Carton quantity: 30 Publication: April 2011 Paperback
ISBN 13: 9781907563331
128 pages
250 Colour Photographs
276 x 209mm
14-04-11

Metalwork Jewelry by Linda Peterson

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In her latest jewellery book, Linda Peterson presents 35 stunning metalwork designs for necklaces, rings, bangles, earrings and more. Discover how to create easy pieces using common materials found in your home and then move on to more advanced techniques with brass, copper and silver. These designs are inspired by the steampunk movement, a style that combines technology and romance – in essence, punk with a Victoriana feel. Think vintage watches, capturing the theme of time travel, combined with brass, copper, leather scraps and faded paper, for unusual jewellery that is elegant yet quirky. Each project has clear step-by-step photography to guide you, and a full techniques section explains all you need to know for working with metal, from hammering to metal texturing and finishing techniques, such as adding a patina.

   

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