Jewellery 2013
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Tusheeta David
Chris Bond PRECIOUS JEWELLERY FROM PLASTICS
jewellery, sculpture and textiles, to illustration, ceramics and fashion. So whether you’re a newcomer to the world of jewellery, would like to pursue a brand new hobby, or are an experienced practitioner looking to develop new skills, we have plenty of beautiful and practical books that will inspire and encourage you in your chosen discipline.
Precious Jewellery from Plastics
EXAMPLES OF ARTISTS
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Through my work I aim to create jewellery that reflects my influences, inspiration and identity. Having grown up in a country with soaring levels of skill, developing traditional jewellery manufacturing skills did not excite me. The application of current technologies in contemporary crafts drew my attention and I resolved to use it as a tool to venture into uncharted territories. The unglamorous ubiquity of plastics and their availability in a range of colours allured me to explore their properties further. Colour is crucial to my design aesthetic, and I combine hand-dyed bright colours with fluorescent acrylic. My work explores the play of light with acrylic by virtue of its properties of edge lighting and transparency. I am inspired by the mystery that highly microscopic images exude; a sense of wonder of a parallel life veiled beneath perceived existence. I use these microscopic images from nature to create highly magnified digital patterns using CAD. I have used laser technology to push the boundaries of what was perceived to be possible. Thermoforming techniques assist me in creating simple yet clever forms in acrylic that act as the canvas for these elaborate patterns. The result is a magnificent symbiosis of colour, form, material and technology. Sheets of acrylic are rescued from landfill and recycled to create jewellery that incorporates clever nuances and architecture to deliver a visual product that is stunning by virtue of its theatrical scale and form.
Precious Jewellery from Plastics is a comprehensive guide to working with plastic for jewellers keen to experiment with the medium for the first time, or those with more experience who would like to expand their repertoire of skills.
All images copyright of Tusheeta David
Jaundiced coral bracelet Thermoformed, laser cut hand-dyed acrylic. 18 x 16 x 5 cm
Cell brooch Thermoformed, laser cut hand-dyed acrylic and stainless steel. 19 x 14 x 9 cm
Featuring easy-to-follow instructions on cutting, joining, laser, water jet, heating and colouring as well as an inspirational gallery of works by contemporary artists, this is the ideal book for anyone with an interest in the ever-evolving world of jewellery design and making. ■ 9781408134450 • Paperback • March 2013 • 144pp • £16.99 • 250 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
Paper Jewellery Sarah Kelly ‘A breathtaking collection… Paper Jewellery really blew us away!’ Make Jewellery Including spectacular examples of work from an array of international makers, this inspiring book offers a series of master-classes in working with this sensitive and ephemeral material. Techniques covered include encasing, crocheting, moulding, sculpting, cutting and binding, with paper types ranging from origami papers and found papers, to paper yarn. Whether you want to make a personal piece to preserve a paper treasure, or create high fashion jewellery for exhibition on the catwalk, this book is full of inspiration, tips and techniques. ■ 9781408131442 • Paperback • November 2011 • 144pp • £16.99 • 150+ Colour Photographs • World All Languages
Jewellery using Textile Techniques Sarah Keay ‘When I opened The Lace Guild’s parcel containing this book I thought WOW!’ The Lace Guild A beautiful introduction to all the materials and techniques you need to get started in this exciting area of jewellery making. Using a step-by-step approach, 12 projects demonstrate how to use textile techniques such as crochet, weaving, knitting and lace to design and make your very own pieces of jewellery, such as a flower brooch, felt necklace and woven bracelet. At the end of each project is an inspirational gallery of images sure to inspire your next creation! ■
9781472537577 Cover image: Dew Drops necklace by Yoko Izawa, © Nick Jell
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9781408101070 • Paperback • July 2009 • 128pp • £16.99 • 250 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
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Mounting and Setting Stones
Jewellery Design and Development
Sonia Cheadle
From Concept to Object
Mounting and Setting Stones is a clear and practical introduction to the processes of stone setting and successful mount construction.
Norman Cherry
Easy-to-follow, illustrated explanations describe each setting style, including tension, claw, gypsy, pavé and rub-over styles. With beautiful examples of work from professional jewellers and a useful section on specialist tools and techniques, this is the perfect book for students and hobbyists new to this area of craft. ■ 9781408109120 • Paperback • April 2011 • 128pp • £16.99 • 50 photographs and 100 drawings • World All Languages
Coloured Aluminium Jewellery Lindsey Mann ‘The perfect guide for anyone interested in this exciting and growing area of jewellery making’ Craftsman Magazine Beautifully illustrated with examples of cuttingedge work, this book covers an array of methods for colouring aluminium, including painting and drawing, low-tech colouring, submersion dyes, anodising, resists, digital printing and sublimation printing. Sections on sealing pigment into the metal, assembly and cold connections accompany a series of photographic step-by-step projects for the reader to follow. ■ 9781408106297 • Paperback • July 2010 • 128pp • £16.99 • 130+ Colour Photographs. • World All Languages
Exploring the works and creative processes of seventeen innovative international jewellers, Jewellery Design and Development examines in detail how jewellers generate and develop ideas from initial concept to finished pieces of work. This book will be of interest to professional jewellers and designers, as well as anyone with an interest in contemporary jewellery. ■ 9781408124970 • Paperback • June 2013 • 144pp • £24.99 • 250 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
Contemporary Jewellers Interviews with European Artists
Roberta Bernabei A series of conversations with major European jewellery designers, this book is an essential reference for anyone interested in contemporary jewellery design. Each interview is supported by photographs, a detailed bibliography and an appendix that locates the jewellers’ work in galleries and museums. ■ 9781845207700 • Paperback • July 2011 • 288pp • £19.99 • 25+ colour illustrations • World All Languages Also available in Hardback: 9781845207694 • £55 • June 2011
Sustainable Jewellery
Non-Precious Jewellery
Julia Manheim
Kathie Murphy
‘Full of imaginative ways to re-use everyday items’ www.karenplatt.co.uk
‘Filled with stunning photographs… contains a wealth of information’ Craftsman Magazine This highly illustrated book is a complete introduction to non-precious materials such as rubber, resin, acrylic, textiles and non-precious metals. Suggestions for taking the projects further and developing original designs are given throughout. Techniques include cutting, piercing, joining, fixing, colouring, dyeing, electroplating, knitting, knotting, blocking, shaping, origami, flocking, beading and embossing, and many more! ■
A large proportion of traditional materials in jewellery making come from non-sustainable sources, making jewellers very aware of sustainability issues surrounding this craft. This book will encourage makers to recycle and show how ‘pre-loved’ or traditionally throwaway materials can provide new inspiration. Including stunning photos of the work of established and experimental jewellers from around the world, this is an invaluable resource for students and must-have reading for all practising jewellers. ■ 9780713683448 • Paperback • May 2009 • 128pp • £16.99 • 120 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
9780713687293 • Paperback • May 2009 • 128pp • £16.99 • 120 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
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TECHNIQUES
The Complete Jewellery Maker Jinks McGrath The Complete Jewellery Maker includes over 100 projects and techniques covering everything you need to know to make a great start as a jeweller, or to develop your practice as an artist. Providing you with the skill, confidence and inspiration to design and create beautiful pieces of jewellery to a professional finish, this is a must-have guide for jewellery makers of all levels. ■ 9781408133996 • Flexiback • March 2012 • 320pp • £16.99 • Australia/Europe/New Zealand/South Africa
Fabric Jewellery 25 Designs to Make Using Silk, Ribbon, Buttons and Beads
Teresa Searle Fabric Jewellery demonstrates how to design and make 25 pieces of jewellery out of textiles, fabrics and felt. From hair accessories, brooches and corsages to earrings, necklaces and bangles, all projects are easy to follow yet produce wonderfully pleasing results. A fantastic source of inspiration! ■ 9780713686432 • Paperback • November 2007 • 128pp • £14.99 • 100+ Colour Photographs Australia/Europe/India/South Africa
Practical Jewellery-Making Techniques Problem Solving
Stephen O’Keeffe 9781408105818 • Paperback • April 2011 144pp • £19.99 • 160+ Colour Illustrations World All Languages
Presenting an overview of the core jewellery-making techniques, this book provides easier and often cheaper alternative solutions for achieving the same results as traditional techniques. ■
Gabrielle Byrne This beautifully-designed book features 20 fashionable and easy-to-make hair accessory designs in a clearly illustrated step-by-step format. Learn how to create a Butterfly Pin, Cascade clip, Aphrodite Tiara, Japanese Sticks, Bohemian Shell Barrette, and more!
9781408134474 • Paperback • April 2011 192pp • £16.99 • World All Languages (excluding USA) • 500+ Colour Illustrations
‘Beautifully presented … a fascinating book’ Findings Magazine The first book to teach the valuable skills of jewellery care and repair, this helpful guide explains how to clean, repair and revive neglected or damaged vintage costume jewellery. ■
Jewellery Materials Sourcebook
Tim McCreight
Anastasia Young
9781408127308 • Hardback • January 2011 • 160pp • £15.99 • 500+ Colour Illustrations World English (excluding USA/Canada)
9781408105801 • Hardback • September 2008 256pp • £17.99 • 400+ Colour Illustrations Europe/South Africa
Covering subjects from metals, tools and surfaces to shaping, joining and casting, this is the ideal handbook for hobbyists, students and professionals who are just getting started in metalworking. ■
The Jeweller’s Directory of Decorative Finishes Jinks McGrath 9780713670936 • Paperback • January 2005 128pp • £16.99 • 400+ Colour Illustrations Europe/South Africa
A richly illustrated guide to the tools and techniques required for creating decorative finishes in jewellery making. ■
Tips and Shortcuts for Jewellery Making
Even absolute beginners can confidently and successfully tackle all the projects and decorate their hair in style! ■
Stephen O’Keeffe
9780713687392 • Paperback • November 2008 • 96pp • £14.99 • 150 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
9780713665079 • Hardback • July 2003 128pp • £16.99 • 150+ Colour Illustrations Europe/South Africa
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David McLoughlin
Complete Metalsmith
From Enamelling and Engraving to Anodising and Mokume Gane
Making Hair Jewels and Accessories
Jewellery Solutions
This book is filled with hints, tips and clever work-arounds for making wearable pieces. It includes fifty beautiful projects. ■
This illustrated directory covers materials from base metals and precious metals to natural materials and plastics. ■
Hot and Cold Connections for Jewellers Tim McCreight 9780713687583 • Hardback • September 2007 • 112pp • £16.99 • 150+ Illustrations Australia/Europe/New Zealand/South Africa
This reference book discusses the various ways of joining parts including cold connections, hot connections and adhesives, using drawings and diagrams to explain the techniques in a simple and easy-to-follow fashion. ■
The Jeweller’s Directory of Shape and Form Elizabeth Olver 9780713654875 • Paperback November 2000 • 80pp • £15.99 500+ Colour Illustrations • Europe/South Africa
Including over 200 visual references, this is a comprehensive guide to designing and making jewellery, from earrings and pendants to cufflinks and bracelets, tie pins and rings. ■
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Enamelling Ruth Ball 9780713668827 • Paperback September 2006 • 128pp • £15.99 100 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
‘Ruth Ball writes as beautifully as she enamels’ Enamelling Guild South Newsletter
This book explains the main enamel techniques in step-by-step detail whilst giving an insight into the variety of modern methods available. This is an extremely practical, accessible and user-friendly handbook, packed with useful information, advice and clearly illustrated, easy-to-follow instructions. ■
Bangles and Bracelets Amanda Doughty 9780713679298 • Paperback • June 2009 128pp • £15.99 • World All Languages
‘A useful addition to a library of jewellery techniques’ Findings Magazine
This highly illustrated handbook guides the reader through stepby-step projects for making a bangle or bracelet using a particular technique, approach or skill. Each chapter is rounded off with an inspiring gallery, showcasing the work of contemporary jewellers from around the world. Topics covered include: wax-work, chain making, wire work, found objects, piercing and stone-setting. ■
Jewellery from Natural Materials Beth Legg 9780713682762 • Paperback • August 2008 144pp • £15.99 • 130 Colour Photographs World All Languages
‘…a small book that contains a lot of information…a good basic overview of natural materials’ Findings Magazine Showcasing six practical projects for making beautiful jewellery from stone, shell, seeds and feathers, this unique book is written in a clear and comprehensive manner and covers an array of practical know-how and technical knowledge. ■
J E W E L L E RY H A N D B O O K S
Jewellery from Recycled Materials Jaimie MacDonald 9780713682755 • February 2009 112pp • £15.99 • 120 Colour Illustrations World All Languages
This accessible, informative and inspirational book looks at the importance of using recycled materials when creating jewellery. Providing step-by-step instructions, projects will teach readers how to use plastic, cardboard, cork and foam to make bangles, necklaces, earrings and brooches. Containing an array of beautiful photographs, this is the perfect book for any green-minded jeweller! ■
9780713679403 • Paperback • January 2010 128pp • £15.99 • 100 + Colour Photographs World All Languages
9780713675993 • Paperback • May 2007 96pp • £15.99 • Colour throughout World All Languages
‘A great little bible of techniques’ Benchpeg Newsletter
‘For a great source of inspiration, look no further’ Wedding Magazine
A valuable companion for students as well as beginner and experienced jewellers. ■
Wire Jewellery
Resin Jewellery
Hans Stofer
Kathie Murphy
9780713666342 • July 2007 • 112pp • £24.95 100 Colour Illustrations • World All Languages
9780713673111 • Paperback • March 2005 128pp • £15.99 • 150 Colour Illustrations World All Languages
‘… a very inspirational read’ Association for Comtemporary Jewellery
This highly practical and accessible book guides beginners through the process of making their first piece of wire jewellery. Looking at the history of wire jewellery, the qualities and uses of various types of wire, the use of equipment and a wide range of wire-working processes, Wire Jewellery is illustrated throughout, making it an inspirational read. ■
Lavishly illustrated throughout, this is the perfect companion to anyone with an interest in this timeless area of craft! ■
The Earrings Book Yvonne Kulagowski 9780713665055 • September 2007 144pp • £29.95 • 100 Colour Illustrations World All Languages
A useful resource for students and professionals which offers practical information about choosing metals and materials and using different tools and equipment. ■
Clare Yarwood-White
Covers all you need to know including what glass to use, cutting, fusing, slumping, gel flex, casting, cold-working, fixings and firing. ■
9780713679335 • Paperback • January 2008 96pp • £15.99 • 100 + Colour Illustrations World All Languages
This practical book discusses the exciting world of earrings made exclusively for fashion shows, catwalk collections and theatre productions and exhibitions.
Yvonne Coffey
Providing an insight into the unique world of bridal jewellery, this book is full of simple tips, stepby-step demonstrations and an inspirational gallery.
Angie Boothroyd
Each project demonstrates the different processes and approaches involved in making different kinds of neck-wear.
Bridal Jewellery
An excellent resource for students, jewellers and glassmakers who want to know how to make their own beautiful glass earrings, pendants, rings and brooches.
Necklaces and Pendants
This popular book is a practical introduction to making neckpieces for both the beginner and the practising jeweller looking for a new direction.
Glass Jewellery
pieces (using moulds).
An essential introductory guide for newcomers to this versatile and exciting medium, and a highly useful reference tool and source of inspiration for established jewellers. Informative and illustrated, this popular book uses a step-bystep approach to demonstrate how to make a wide range of resin jewellery. Beautifully illustrated throughout, this collection of exciting projects will appeal to all abilities. ■
Electroforming
The Rings Book
Leslie Curtis
Jinks McGrath
9780713652963 • October 2004 • 144pp £15.99 • 116 Colour Illustrations World All Languages
9780713689730 • Paperback December 2007 • 128pp • £15.99 World All Languages
Electroforming makes it possible to manufacture delicate and/or irregular shapes that would be difficult to achieve by other means, and to create multiple, identical
After looking at the history and significance of rings, this practical jewellery handbook guides the reader through a series of step-bystep projects. It includes a gallery of inspirational pieces. ■
Written by one of the UK’s leading authorities on electroforming, this book is an accessible and illustrated means to widen your knowledge of this popular and versatile technique. ■ For the complete list of visual arts titles, please visit www.bloomsbury.com/visualarts Follow us on Twitter for the latest news from the Bloomsbury visual arts team! @bb_visualarts
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BUSINESS
The Guide to Gemstone Settings
Setting up a Successful Jewellery Business
Styles and Techniques
‘One of the best books of its kind that I’ve seen in a long while ... A practical and informative book that I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend’ Craftsman Craft & Design
Angie Boothroyd
Anastasia Young
This book equips the jeweller with the essential business knowledge and tools to set up their own jewellery business. Appropriate for jewellers of all levels, it encourages individuals to define their business objectives and assists them in breaking these down into achievable goals.
The Guide to Gemstone Settings explores traditional, modern, and experimental approaches to stone-setting, from the purely functional to design-led solutions for securing stones.
Chapters take the reader through everything they need to know to get their business up and running from setting up administrative processes, tax and bookkeeping, to finding your niche, market research, visual identity, pricing your work, establishing and managing your website, selling, exhibiting and maintaining your business.
The perfect resource for jewellers who like to learn through experimenting. ■ 9781408154991 • Paperback • April 2012 • 208pp • £14.99 • Australia/Europe/New Zealand/South Africa
The perfect guide for the jewellery entrepreneur. ■ 9781408130445 • Paperback • January 2012 • 128pp • £12.99 • World All Languages
Creative Stonesetting John Cogswell Aimed at the student and professional jeweller, this technical handbook shows how to set precious and semi-precious stones. With over 600 diagrams, this essential reference to a specialist technique also contains a vast selection of images of work created by well-known jewellers. ■ 9781408109458 • Hardback • August 2008 • 192pp • £24.99 • 700+ Colour Illustrations • [Sales Rights under review]
The Essential Guide to Business for Artists and Designers Alison Branagan 9781408119037 • Paperback • February 2011 256pp • £16.99 • Some line drawings and photographs • World All Languages
‘This book cuts through the clatter and the jargon of business, giving clear, simple advice about how to make a success out of your art practice or creative company’ Sir James Dyson A comprehensive business start up guide that will appeal to a wide range of artists.
The Jeweller’s Directory of Gemstones Judith Crowe ‘This is the first book to deal comprehensively with all the considerations that need to be taken into account when using gem materials in jewellery’ Findings Magazine This complete guide to identifying, buying, using and caring for a dazzling array of jewels is the perfect reference book for jewellers, goldsmiths and collectors. ■ 9780713676563 • Paperback • September 2006 • 176pp • £16.99 • 500+ Colour Illustrations • [Sales Rights under review]
Annabelle Ruston 9781408183786 • Paperback • 128pp • £12.99 World all Languages • September 2013
This invaluable guide provides all the advice artists and craftspeople need to successfully sell their work in today’s competitive market. First published in 2005, this best-selling title has now been fully updated with essential advice on how to make full use of digital opportunities for selling your work. ■
This excellent book is filled with tips and advice about potential pitfalls, and will help artists and designers acquire vital knowledge and skills so they can make a success of their creative business. ■
A Pocket Business Guide for Artists and Designers 100 Things You Need to Know
Alison Branagan 9781408129920 • Paperback • July 2011 • 160pp £9.99 • 5 line drawings • World All Languages
‘A crackingly good book’ Art Business Today
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The Artist’s Guide to Selling Work
Written by an author with a wealth of experience in the field, this handy pocket guide answers the most pressing questions artists and designers will have when setting up a creative business. ■
Photograph Your Own Art & Craft Sussie Ahlburg 9781408131022 • Paperback November 2011 • 144pp • £16.99 World All Languages
‘Highly recommended’ Glass Network This is the essential guide to taking beautiful and high-quality photographs of your own work. Full of fantastic illustrations and packed with practical examples, this is a great investment for artists and makers of all disciplines. ■
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