Bracelets - Walker, Amanda
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Aspiring jewelers will find their starting point with this handy up-to-the-minute guide to creating bracelets--funky, classical, or traditional--with beads. The 20 beading projects throughout this collection are conveniently presented with easy-to-follow instructions and variations to show how color can affect the design. Crafters will learn to fashion designs using lacing, cord, and ribbons as well as innovative materials such as metal, glass, and multicolored beads. Inspiration abounds with this easy, do-it-yourself approach to jewelry fashions.

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Aspiring jewelers will find their starting point with this handy up-to-the-minute guide to creating bracelets--funky, classical, or traditional--with beads. The 20 beading projects throughout this collection are conveniently presented with easy-to-follow instructions and variations to show how color can affect the design. Crafters will learn to fashion designs using lacing, cord, and ribbons as well as innovative materials such as metal, glass, and multicolored beads. Inspiration abounds with this easy, do-it-yourself approach to jewelry fashions.
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Amanda Walker was born in Cambridge in 1958, and moved to Suffolk after her sixth birthday. She led an idyllic country life and attained a Diploma in Fashion. She has had numerous fashion and design jobs, designing everything from men's and women's wear, to handbags, shoes and belts. For the past twenty five years Amanda's design work has encompassed one-off wedding dresses, special occasion outfits, toys (Sindy, Action Man, Simpsons, Tweenys) and millinery. During this period she had also taught at a number of colleges, teaching a variety of different subjects from textiles to soft furnishings. Amanda also regularly contributes to magazines, and was voted 'Designer of the Year' for 2006 and runner up in 2007. This magazine work has led to other opportunities including creating craft and jewellery kits and craft demonstration work for various companies at hobby and craft exhibitions. Amanda says 'I work from my Colchester home that I share with my two gorgeous teenage sons, where I can indulge my passions for cooking, gardening and interior design.'