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Wire & Bead Celtic Jewelry: 35 Quick and Stylish Project free ebook download

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Author(s):	Linda Jones

Date:	2007	Format:	PDF	Language:	English	ISBN/ASIN:	1904991564
Pages:	1	OCR:		Quality:		ISBN13:
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Linda Jones brings you antoher 35 fantastic step-by-step jewelry projects inspired by the ever popular motifs and art of the ancient Celts. Her beautiful twisted wire and bead designs will have you dashing to your bead box. Using only some beads, a spool of wire, and a few simple tools, you can begin right away as Linda tells you absolutely everything you need to know. The projects are set up like recipes with materials lists and step-by-step instructions so they are perfect for beginners, and her unique designs will inspire those already experienced in the craft, too. With chokers, brooches, delicate chains, rings, earrings, bangles, and more. "Wire & Bead Celtic Jewelry" offers something for everyone, so whether you want to make a piece as a unique gift or for yourself, Linda shows you how. *Creating Wire & Beaded Jewelry has old over 40,000 copies worldwide. *Includes innovative and decorative jig pattern designs. *Projects include rings, bangles, kilt pins, charm bracelets, and necklaces. *Specially commissioned step-by-step photographs demonstrate exactly how to make each piece.

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Wire & Bead Celtic Jewelry: 35 Quick and Stylish Project free ebook download

Category: Do It Yourself

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