Glass Beads
“Glass Beads” by Louise Mehaffey is an illustrated guide published by Stackpole Books on July 21, 2008. This 132-page book presents techniques for creating glass beads using a torch and a mandrel, offering readers a comprehensive introduction to beadmaking. The author shares safe and straightforward methods for crafting beads in various shapes and sizes, along with essential tips for setting up a workspace and selecting the right tools and materials.
Readers will find detailed step-by-step instructions accompanied by photographs that illustrate the bead-making process. The book features 22 projects, including designs such as a dot bead, hollow eye bead, petal bead, Christmas tree, and snowman. With a focus on crafts and hobbies, particularly in glass and beadwork, this edition serves as a practical resource for both beginners and those looking to refine their skills in this artistic craft.
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Louise Mehaffey is a master with the torch, melting glass and wrapping it around a metal rod called a mandrel to create beautiful glass beads. In this book she provides safe and easy techniques for making beads of all shapes and sizes, with tips on setting up a studio, buying the necessary tools and materials, and learning the basic skills. Helpful step-by-step instructions and photographs demonstrate how to make various shapes, from round to rectangle, and add interesting effects, such as etching and gold leaf inclusions. There are 22 projects featured, including a dot bead, hollow eye bead, petal bead, Christmas tree, and snowman.
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