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Beautiful Beadwork from Nature

16 Stunning Jewelry Projects Inspired by the Natural World

by Melissa Shippee
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16 gorgeous beaded jewelry projects for intermediate-to-advanced beaders, featuring one-of-a-kind, nature-inspired designs.
 “The elaborate process of creating tiny beaded works of art has never been so well-captured.” —Booklist (Starred review)
Drawing from the shapes, colors, and beauty of the natural world, award-winning jewelry designer Melissa Shippee has fashioned a breathtaking collection of wearable art. From delicate earrings made of graceful beaded flowers to a showstopping crystal fringe necklace inspired by ancient stalactites, each striking project uses popular materials such as seed beads, crystals, and Czech glass beads. Along with illustrated step-by-step instructions, a basics section provides a refresher on essential beadweaving techniques. A gallery of works from top artists offers additional inspiration.

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    May 7, 2019

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      • ISBN: 9781454710974

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      • ISBN: 9781454710974
      • File size: 34683 KB

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    • English

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