Description
The Encyclopedia of Jewelry-Making Techniques by Jinks McGrath is a hardcover reference for jewelers and makers exploring a broad range of traditional and contemporary jewelry-making methods. Its illustrated, step-by-step approach covers techniques from casting and enameling to chain making, along with guidance for developing jewelry concepts as working drawings. A practical reference to keep within reach at the jeweler's bench.
Features
- Comprehensive visual reference covering traditional and contemporary jewelry-making techniques
- Step-by-step color photography supports instructions and technique entries
- Covers acrylic techniques, etching, inlaying, enameling, casting, stamping, and blanking
- Includes patinating, oxidizing, and chain-making techniques
- Provides instruction for designing jewelry and presenting concepts as working drawings
- Suitable as a reference for exploring a wide range of jewelry crafts and processes
Notes
This is a previously used sample book. It was lightly used and is in like-new condition.
Specifications
- Brand
- Otto Frei
- Part #
- 999.162
- Type
- Books & Media
- Author
- Jinks McGrath
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 176
- Publication Year
- 1995
- Publisher
- Running Press
- Condition
- Very good; lightly used sample copy
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