Wirework: Using wire for beautiful home decorations (inspirations)

Hossack, Karin

ISBN 10: 1842153358 / ISBN 13: 9781842153352

Published by Southwater, 2000

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Wirework: Using wire for beautiful home decorations (inspirations)
• Publisher: Southwater
• Publication Date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1842153358
• ISBN 13: 9781842153352
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

Take one of the cheapest and most readily available materials and with a few twists and bends Wirework will have you making delightful items for all around the home.Wire may not spring to mind as a delicate or decorative material, but the projects in this book show that there is much more to wire in the home than a collection of coat hangers and pipe cleaners. There are many different types of wire, from silver jewellery wire to colourful telephone cable wire, and while some are easily malleable, others hold their shape and are surprisingly strong. The 22 practical projects range from the humourous, such as the Flower Fly Swatter, to elegant and delicate items like the Decorative Shelves. Karin Hossack has gathered together a team of inspired and creative contributors and a fabulous mix of projects, from a funky toothbrush holder to an elegant picture frame. The projects are arranged so that they get successively harder as the book progresses, and there is useful information on equipment, materials and basic techniques at the end of the book, along with some helpful templates.Whether you just want to turn an old coat hanger into something more exciting, or want to make a galvanized wire and bamboo garden drinks carrier, this practical has a project for everyone.

About the Author

Karin Hossack gained degrees in photography and art when living in New York, and then went on to design, manufacture and sell jewellery to department stores and fashion designers alike. Since moving to England she has written and contributed to a wide variety of craft books and magazines as well as exhibiting her ethnic sculptures.