Glass Bead Workshop: Building Skills, Exploring Techniques, Finding Inspiration | 
| Author: Jeri L. Warhaftig Publisher: Lark Books Category: Book
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Media: Hardcover Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 144 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8 Dimensions (in): 10 x 8.7 x 0.8
ISBN: 160059123X Dewey Decimal Number: 745.582 EAN: 9781600591235 ASIN: 160059123X
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Product Description
Glass beadmaking has exploded in popularity—and those artists who have successfully mastered the basics want more techniques to enhance their repertoire. Jeri Warhaftig, a respected and experienced teacher, offers intermediates her time-tested, workshop-based approach to expanding their beadmaking skills. In each superbly illustrated and illuminating chapter, she focuses on using current tools, new materials, and innovative methodology to produce a singular bead—with several variations for every one. The possibilities, from sandblasting to metal inclusions, are stupendous: Craft sculptural flower beads; create a lightweight, hollow seashell-shaped bead; and go for the “wow” factor with geode beads that enclose decorative elements within a layer of glass. Helpful tips are sprinkled throughout, and a gallery of additional work will inspire.
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excellant teacher, great book May 13, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The book is wonderful!! The idea of doing a book specifically for non-beginners is great! There are many good beginning lampworking books, so this a unique addition. Jeri teaches how to make specific beads to introduce many skills at once, that can then be applied in one's own designs. Instructions are clear and direct, and well described and photographed. If you have an interest in learning new and unusual techniques, for your lampworking, this is the best book I have seen.
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