jewelry

An illustrated guide and handbook for jewelry makers, discussing the messages, means, and materials of jewelry, and describing the basic techniques and specific technical processes of jewelry making.

Twenty-one fun craft projects for using low-cost or no-cost materials to make accessories.

Provides easy instructions for making fifteen jewelry projects, such as rings, necklaces, barrettes, and jewelry box.

Text and photographic illustrations provide step-by-step instructions for making jewelry out of various materials, including dried food, paper, and papier m?ch?.

Provides basic ideas and techniques for creating jewelry out of inexpensive materials like plastic bags, aluminum cans, curtain rings, and buttons. Gives photographs, drawings, and instructions for sixty projects that can be completed as shown, or used as a base for improvisation.

Step-by-step instructions and color illustrations demostrate the creation of jewelry.

Using a combination of easy-to-follow text and simple step-by-step photographs, this guide provides all you need to start making your own necklaces, bracelets, and charms.

Thirteen-year-old Lady Grace Cavendish, maid of honor to Queen Elizabeth I, describes in her diary how she tries to discover who stole a magical ruby belonging to the visiting princess of Sharakand.