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The Complete Book of Glass Beadmaking (edition 2005)

by Kimberley Adams

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Every eye-catching photo in this superb guide will inspire bead and glass-makers. Splashed across the pages are all the most popular types of beads and the, most innovative techniques. Basic instructions explain how to light the torch, wind and cool the bead, and shape the glass. As bead makers' skills develop, they can expand their horizons by experimenting with enamel; using mica dust to form an iridescent sheen; and applying silver, gold and copper leaf to layers of glass. The most advanced projects are truly remarkable, from sculptural beads to beads that encase images of stars, rainbows and faces.… (more)
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Title:The Complete Book of Glass Beadmaking
Authors:Kimberley Adams
Info:Lark Books (2005), Hardcover, 176 pages
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  freixas | Mar 31, 2023 |
A guided tour of my latest (theoretical) passion. Adams makes it look, if not easy, then certainly attainable. ( )
  satyridae | Apr 5, 2013 |
This a a fabulous how-to and reference book for the beginner to intermediate bead maker. Equipment, materials, safety and basic technique are covered in detail and clearly explained. The book also contains a lot of advanced techniques and plenty of inspirational pictures of stunning beads. I never get tired of flipping through this one. ( )
  seph | Apr 28, 2008 |
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Every eye-catching photo in this superb guide will inspire bead and glass-makers. Splashed across the pages are all the most popular types of beads and the, most innovative techniques. Basic instructions explain how to light the torch, wind and cool the bead, and shape the glass. As bead makers' skills develop, they can expand their horizons by experimenting with enamel; using mica dust to form an iridescent sheen; and applying silver, gold and copper leaf to layers of glass. The most advanced projects are truly remarkable, from sculptural beads to beads that encase images of stars, rainbows and faces.

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