Earring Chic: 35 Hand-Selected Projects to Make, Wear and Give

ISBN 10: 1440314241 / ISBN 13: 9781440314247

Published by North Light Books, 2011

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Earring Chic: 35 Hand-Selected Projects to Make, Wear and Give
• Publisher: North Light Books
• Publication Date: 2011
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1440314241
• ISBN 13: 9781440314247
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Hoops? Dangles? Chandeliers? Yes, yes, and yes!

Earring Chic has them all (and more!) and will dazzle you with projects from all of your favorite North Light designers. Heidi Boyd makes great earrings for day, while Margot Potter injects her incomparable whimsy into her pieces and Fernando Dasilva will get you ready for a night on the town.

Inside Earring Chic you'll find:

   • 35 projects by jewelry masters, all hand-selected from our treasury of fabulous projects
   • Chapters that let you work your way from beginner to advanced. Detailed step-by-step instructions and photos will ensure your success, as will comprehensive techniques and materials sections.
   • Every style imaginable—stringing, chain mail, wire wrapping and shaping, hammering, beadweaving—they're all here.
   • Materials from the everyday to the exotic, including glass and plastic beads, wood beads, seed beads, crystals, wire, jump rings, chains, pre-made and custom components and findings.
So pick a pair (or two) to make for yourself (you deserve it!) or to give to a friend. Earring Chic will inspire you!

About the Author

Jennifer Claydon's passion for the fiber arts began at age six when she picked up her first pair of knitting needles. While she is currently focused on spinning and knitting, her diverse experiences in the fiber arts also include dying, weaving, quilting, felting, embroidery and embellishment, crochet and lace-making. Jennifer works as an editor for the Krause Publications craft team where she finds unending inspiration for her work.