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Collage Jewelry, Trinkets and Keepsakes
Discover how to combine vintage treasures with glass to make beautiful things that will not only dazzle your friends but bring a touch of enchantment to your day. This charming book is filled with whimsical ideas to beautifully preserve and display your favorite photographs in glass. If you are a scrapbooker, wire artist or collage artist you will love these fresh ideas for adding glass. If you have no experience with these crafts you will enjoy and be successful creating incredible projects with the thorough step-by-step instructions and photography.
Discover that cutting glass is quick and easy, from scoring to shaping and grinding
Learn soldering techniques and tips that set your work above the rest
Indulge your inspiration-cravings - over 25 projects and numerous variations to keep your creative muse satisfied
Open the door to the author Sally Alexander's studio and see where the magic begins as she shares her daily inspirations with you
Project chapters include Pretty Accents for the Home, Little Trinkets to Make You Smile, and Things Made of Romance and Magic
Filled with tips, vintage clip art designs and inspiring photography and design
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Average Product Rating : 
Number of Reviews : 3
 creativePros : love the inspiration this book gave me. She has lots of great ideas
Cons : none
A must for your collection
Pros : I am a fan of Sally Jean Alexander and this book did not disappoint me. The projects are beautiful a... Read More
Cons : This book is geared toward someone who has a little experience with soldering because it does not go... Read More
Other Thoughts : Every time I look through my book I get excited about creating soldered art.
 Interesting...Pros : INteresting book. I like the way she tackles the approaches to soldering in a step by step mode.
Cons : Some of the projects are impractacle due to the structure/assembly method. She reccommends jump ring... Read More
Other Thoughts : Good for project ideas, but an experienced SG craftsperson will see flaws and need to adapt certain instructions.
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