Pewter Designs and Techniques
Pewter Designs and Techniques by Fleur Grenier, published by Crowood Press in 2010, is an illustrated guide that explores the craft of pewter. This 159-page book delves into the heritage and qualities of pewter, detailing the techniques that have been utilized for centuries and are still relevant today. It provides insights into the basic methods of working with pewter and demonstrates how these techniques can be applied to create a variety of innovative pieces beyond traditional items like tankards and hip flasks.
Readers will find a comprehensive overview of pewter’s modern applications, emphasizing the polished luster of contemporary lead-free alloys that resist tarnishing. The book serves as a valuable reference for those interested in art, sculpture, crafts, and metalwork, offering practical guidance for both beginners and experienced artisans. With its focus on both historical and modern techniques, Pewter Designs and Techniques invites readers to explore the versatility of pewter in their creative endeavors.
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Pewter is an age-old craft that is enjoying a revival today. This book celebrates its heritage and qualities by explaining the techniques that have been used for hundreds of years and continue to be used today. The basic techniques involved with working with pewter are explained as well as how they can be applied to make a range of exciting pieces far beyond the realms of tankards and hip flasks. The polished luster of pewter lends to contemporary designs. The modern pewter, lead-free alloy, does not tarnish or turn the dull gray color of the old pewter.
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