Zulu Inspired Beadwork: Weaving Techniques and Projects by Diane Fitzgerald
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Book Reviews of Zulu Inspired Beadwork: Weaving Techniques and Projects
Book Review: Zulu Beadwork
Summary: 5 Stars
I have Diane's original, self published version of this book, but having this version, with all the colored pictures, is worth the price of buying the new edition.
For those who like such, there are also specific patterns using the stitches-- something I dont remember the original ook having.
Book Review: Zulu Bead Weaving Review
Summary: 5 Stars
AWESOME. This book is detailed, very easy to follow, and causes visions of projects in your mind that you JUST might be able to do now. This toom of teaching bead weaving goes above and beyond other books written about the same subject.
Highly recommended for content, price, and excitement. Buy it now!!
Book Review: Zulu inspired Beadwork
Summary: 5 Stars
Lovely book. Wonderful photos and clear instructions of various stitches used. The historical pages are very interesting. Looking forward to the next book!Book Review: Zulu Inspired beadwork
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this book-have made one bracelet, and am onto a second one. The instructions are so easy to follow and there are lot's of different patterns to try.Book Review: Beautiful and Workable
Summary: 5 Stars
I cannot begin to describe the appreciation I have for this book. Being an Amercian of African decent, I always appreciate learning about the culture and history of people from different parts of the motherland. I have been trying to find a how-to-book on making African beaded jewelry. From what I observed from books about African Art and culture, the jewelry is always so colorful and beautifully designed. I want to make and wear jewelry that imulates the beauty of African styles of beading. Through a perspective of a person of African decent, I would have liked to see photographic examples of jewelry made by the Africans, which the book shows, but with more of them and the instructions demonstrating how to make them. However, the author has made the jewelry shown in this book to truly represent styles and beauty of African beaded jewelry. The photographs, the jewelry and instructions in this book are fantastic as others have mentioned and plus some.