About the Author:
Joan Reeder Babcock is a fiber artist, award winning jewelry designer, teacher, and author who lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Joan has been creating one of a kind jewelry and fiber art since 1988. Her unique style of fiber, bead, and metal jewelry highlights the technique of Cavandoli knotting and her work has been featured in Ornament, Beadwork and Bead and Button magazines. She has been teaching nationally since 2004 and published her first book; Micro-Macrame Jewelry, Tips & Techniques for Knotting with Beads, in October 2005. Samples of her work can be seen at joanbabcock.com.
Review:
This wonderful book effectively translates several traditional knots into tailored, seemingly woven pieces created from fine, richly colored cord. The excellent black-and-white illustrations make creating the complex pieces possible for everyone, and the extra attention devoted to finishing was a pleasant surprise. --Bead and Button Magazine, February 2006
If your idea of macrame art is plant hangers made of jute, Santa Fe jewelry artist Joan Babcock has an update for you. Using silky "micro" cords and mastering just a few simple knots, beaders can expand their design repertoire to include delicate macrame elements in their projects. Babcock's book offers very clear instructions, excellent diagrams and ten enticing projects. --Beadwork, October/November 2006
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