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Book Reviews of Jewelry Studio: Wire Wrapping (Jewelry Studio)Book Review: Wrap it! Summary: 5 StarsGreat starter book for any wire wrap "nut". Nice photography, great projects, nice source sites.
Book Review: Jewlry Studio - Wire Wrapping Summary: 5 StarsThis is the best wire wrapping book that I have seen. Great ideas for the beginner and advanced student. You will love this book.
Book Review: Jewelry Studio:Wire Wrapping Summary: 5 StarsThis book is excellent - I am an experienced wire artist and I was looking for some simple projects to teach others. This book has wonderful detail and pictures and all of the projects are great.
Book Review: Jewelry Studio: Wire Wrapping (Jewelry Studio) Summary: 5 StarsA well written book showing precise details for step by step procedure for many new and different projects, along with the basic techniques.
An excellent book suitable for beginner or advanced wirewrappers.
Book Review: Waste No Time and Jump in to Wire Wrapping with This Great Book as Your Teacher! Summary: 5 StarsWire Wrapping, by Linda Chandler and Christine Ritchey, is a fantastic introduction to all things beautiful in the world of wire! These two friendly authors make what might appear to be daunting accessible to anyone who wishes to learn to wire wrap beautiful bracelets, earrings, necklaces and pendants. They even have a guest appearance by a wire artist, Russ Sperring, who teaches how to wrap a lovely ring with a stone at its center.
The book begins with a list of tools and materials needed to create the pieces you will admire and soon be making yourself. Then there is a suggested "first project" bracelet which will help anyone who is taking this seriously to understand all the ins and outs of what will be coming up later on. The authors strongly recommend making this design before proceeding further. I loved the design (I am betting that you will too!), so that seemed like a good idea to me anyway!
I had several favorites, including the first project. One was a stunning "Bow Tie" bracelet, and one was a "Celtic Knot". I loved the look of both of these.
Most of the wire wrapping is done with half hard wire, something I have never used in my work. Many of the tools are strangers to me, although I own a few of certain ones required (like step-nose pliers and a mandrel) and have not used them yet. However, now I am raring to go, thanks to Linda and Christine, who infuse their creations and writing style with joy, charm, humor and beauty!
Yes! I want to make this type of jewelry! All of these great looks are so beautiful! And when I am done following their clear instructions, I will have one or many brilliant creations. I know I will love it when people ask, "Where did you GET that?" and I can say, "I made it, MYSELF! With a little help from my friends, Linda and Chris!"
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