To all who love making jewelry, this book review is just for you. Jewelry-making is a great way to relieve stress and stay healthy. You can also make jewelry with your children to help improve their visual perception and memory. Explore your creative side and try making your own jewelry with the help of these books! This book review was carefully put together by Ms. Shawn, who also makes jewelry at her home. If this is something you would like to see more of at the library, please let us know in the comments below.
By Joanna Gollberg
This book teaches basic techniques through advanced skill levels. It also includes projects to make. All the basics are comprehensively covered-sawing, piercing, soldering-along with advanced skills such as granulation, enameling, stone setting, and casting. There are helpful step by step photos and is recommended for beginner and intermediate jewelry making students.
By Guild Of Master Craftsmen (Publisher)
Available in PINES!
In this book, there is no need to be intimidated by the 75 jewelry projects. These ideas can be completed in just a few steps by following the instructions, photos, and illustrations. Whether you are a beginner or have more advanced skills, this book is for you!
Creating your own jewelry doesn't need to involve complicated techniques and expensive tools. With just a few steps,The Big Book of Jewelry Making shows you how to make simple, fun items in no time at all. And all the projects are easy to customize or adapt to your own particular style. With a dazzling array of earrings, bracelets, necklaces and more, you're sure to find something to inspire you! (Goodreads.com)
By Tammy Powley
Available in PINES!
This 288 page comprehensive reference book contains step-by-step instructions for basic jewelry making. This book is perfect for all skill levels and gives you a lot of techniques and project ideas with more than 700 pictures.