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Fall 2012 new titles
Fall 2012
Contents
1 Knitting
6 Crochet
9 sewing
11 Quilting
13 Mixed Media
14 Jewelry
19 Art
20 New in Paperback
22 Recent Releases
new titles Knitting
Kate Gagnon
Osborn (right) and
Courtney Kelley
(left) co-own Kelbourne
Woolens, distributors
of the Fibre Company’s
unique artisan yarns.
They coauthored the
popular book Vintage
Modern Knits (2011),
and their best-selling
patterns have appeared
in Knitscene, Interweave
Knits, Interweave
Crochet, and Vogue
Knitting. Both live in
Philadelphia.
November Knits
Inspired Designs for Changing Seasons
Stave off the shivers in the fall with warm and stylish garments and accessories
from November Knits. Inside, you’ll discover a spectacular collection from
popular knitwear designers and authors Kate Gagnon Osborn and Courtney
Kelley and a group of all-star contributors, including Melissa LaBarre, Cirilia
Rose, Cecily Glowik McDonald, Kristen TenDyke, and many more. Capture the
essence of fall with twenty projects, from casual cardigans and scarves to stylish
wraps and sweaters. The book is divided into three sections:
Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-439-3
$24.95
Available October 2012
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• Farm Hands is filled with rustic, casual, and durable garments.
• Ivy League features sophisticated and smart knitwear with bold colors and
classic styling.
• Southern Comfort is ideal for special occasions, bringing warmth and comfort
to slightly dressier garments.
With knitted garments and accessories by expert designers, November Knits is a
must-have style guide for the season.
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new titles Knitting
Knitwear and crochet
designer and knitting technical editor
Kristen TenDyke’s
Finish-Free Knits
designs have appeared
in books including
Weekend Hats (2011),
Knitting Green (2010),
and The Knitter’s Handy
Book of Top-Down
Sweater Patterns
(2012), as well as many
publications including Interweave Knits,
Interweave Crochet,
Vogue Knitting, Knitty,
and Knit Simple. She
recently launched
Caterpillar Knits and is
a former staff member
of Classic Elite. Kristen
lives in Maine.
No-Sew Garments in Classic Styles
Imagine knitting a beautiful sweater without the stressful obstacles of sewing,
seaming, and grafting. Welcome to knitwear designer Kristen TenDyke’s world
of Finish-Free Knits. While exploring these twenty designs, you will discover
stitch-free solutions to previously frustrating obstacles to finishing a design.
Kristen will teach you to knit sweaters with no assembly required. Through
clever planning and simple techniques, the projects in Finish-Free Knits
are shaped and joined during knitting—without sacrificing the pockets,
buttonbands, and shaped collars that are accomplished in most designs by
sewing together separate pieces. In addition, learn how to shape armholes, join
pieces as you go, and use short-rows for shaping.
Once you’ve mastered these stress-free finishing techniques, you can apply
variations of each method to projects beyond the book. With Finish-Free Knits,
avoid the dreaded “some assembly required” phrase forever.
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Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-488-1
$24.95
Available December 2012
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new titles Knitting
Kristeen GriffinGrimes launched her
French Girl pattern line
in early 2005. Her inspiration comes from her
jazz-singing mother and
her twelve-year love
affair with France. She
leads regular knitting
tours in France, is the
author of French Girl
Knits (2009), and blogs
at frenchgirlknits.com.
Kristeen lives in Seattle,
Washington.
French Girl Knits Accessories
Modern Designs for a Beautiful Life
From the author of French Girl Knits comes a collection of signature Frenchinspired and feminine knit accessories. Kristeen Griffin-Grimes brings to life her
signature aesthetic through timeless techniques for a stunning encore knitted
pattern book. Organized into vignettes that travel from morning to night, these
captivating projects invite knitters to imagine their own daily lives enhanced by
these lovely designs.
Paperback
9 x 9, 120 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-490-4
$21.95
Available September 2012
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French Girl Knits Accessories includes fifteen intermediate-level knitting projects
covering a full range of accessories for women. Designed with French savoirfaire, the projects include shrugs, hats, gloves and mittens, wraps and stoles,
and socks and slippers. Want to add more romance with lace and ribbon? Desire
a perfect pleat or fold? Sidebars and techniques include simple how-tos for
these details and more. Throughout this collection of small projects, you’ll find
an emphasis on clean modern lines and style woven with vintage and romantic
fashion inspiration.
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new titles Knitting
Lucinda Guy is a
knitwear and textile
designer as well as the
author of several books,
including Northern
Knits (2010). She has
sold her knitwear
designs to Edina Ronay,
Laura Ashley, Marks &
Spencer, and Rowan
Yarns. She lives and
teaches in England.
Northern Knits Gifts
Thoughtful Projects Inspired by Folk Traditions
In Northern Knits Gifts, knitwear and textile designer Lucinda Guy continues her
exploration of folk-knitting traditions with small projects and accessories. You’ll
learn many traditional knitting techniques of Scandinavia, Estonia, Iceland, and
the Faroe and Shetland islands, including twined knitting, two-color knitting,
lace techniques, damask, Fair Isle, embroidery, and rya.
Accompanied by notes on history and folk culture, the projects embrace the
Danish notion of hygge—taking pleasure in comforting and cozy things, which
is often associated with family and close friends. The twenty projects include
mittens, socks, hats, scarves, and bags and are perfect for wearing and gifting.
Emphasizing pattern and color, these knitted designs also embody the idea of
making utilitarian objects beautiful as well as useful.
Immerse yourself in Lucinda’s world with colorful knitted folk projects.
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Paperback
8½ x 9, 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-562-8
$22.95
Available October 2012
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new titles Knitting
Ingalill Johansson
(left) is the chief designer
and quality manager for
one of Sweden’s largest knitting companies.
During her more than
thirty years of experience
in the industry, she has
worked for all of Sweden’s
major knitting companies,
has been a freelance
designer, and has created
many patterns for weekly
publications. Ingalill
lives in Sweden and runs
her own yarn store in
Gothenburg. This is her
first book.
Ewa K. Andinsson
(right) is head of
Andinsson Photography
and Andina Förlag, a
publishing company she
started in 2009. She lives
in Sweden.
Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-786-8
$24.95
Available November 2012
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Shades of Winter
Knitting with Natural Wool
Inspired by the sublime, subtle tones of wintry northern landscapes, the more
than thirty-five projects in Shades of Winter showcase the natural beauty of
pure undyed wool yarn, photographed against the Scandinavian winter’s snow
crystals and cold.
These gorgeous garments—from tops, sweaters, dresses, and coats to hats,
mittens, scarves, and shawls—evoke wool’s warmth and softness in many
different patterns and textures. Be enchanted by the possibilities of garments
featuring techniques as simple as garter stitch and stockinette stitch to
elaborate cables, bobbles, texture, and lace patterns. You’ll be enthralled with
how the eco-friendly undyed wool creates knitwear rich in visually organic
themes. Organized by the natural tones of the yarns, these fine woolens are
visually stunning.
Discover stylish knits in a dreamlike atmosphere, where woolen warmth
contrasts with icy environs.
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Brett Bara is the
Clever Crocheted Accessories
25 Quick Weekend Projects
former editor in chief
of Crochet Today and
creator of the blog
Manhattan Craft Room,
as well as host of the
Emmy-nominated
television series Knit &
Crochet Now. She also
writes a regular sewing
column, Sewing 101, for
the popular blog Design
Sponge. Previously she
was crafts editor at
Woman’s Day Special
Interest Publications
and a writer for numerous national magazines
including Marie Claire,
Cosmopolitan, Details,
Men’s Health, and
Prevention. Brett lives in
Brooklyn, New York.
Crocheters will satisfy their hunger for cool things to make with Clever Crocheted
Accessories. Brett Bara collected twenty-five delightful, practical pieces that
make perfect gifts—though you may be tempted to keep them all to yourself!
The ideal curator, Brett shares a first-rate lineup of projects. Whether you are a
beginner or experienced crocheter, there is something for everyone: hats and
caps, including a cloche, porkpie hat, and tam; scarves, shawls, and cowls, from
chunky to drapey to snug; eye-catching mittens and arm warmers; delicate
lace socks and cozy man-socks; flirty bags; and sparkly jewelry. Each piece
is designed with standout details and a variety of techniques are covered
throughout, including Tunisian crochet, broomstick lace, and Bruges lace.
Clever Crocheted Accessories features projects from top designers such as
Robyn Chachula, Doris Chan, Mari Lynn Patrick, Kristin Omdahl, Ellen Gormley,
Linda Cyr, Vickie Howell, and many more.
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Paperback
8½ x 9, 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-827-8
$22.95
Available December 2012
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n e w t i t l e s C r och e t
Kristin Omdahl is
the author of Crochet
So Fine (2010),
Wrapped in Crochet
(2009), A Knitting
Wrapsody (2011), and
Seamless Crochet
(2011). She designs knit
and crochet garments
and patterns under
her label KRISTIN.
Kristin teaches knit and
crochet techniques
for private lessons and
workshops. She appears
on Knitting Daily TV,
creates designs for a
variety of yarn companies, and has published
designs in Interweave
Crochet, Interweave
Knits, Knitscene,
Crochet Today, and
Crochet! She lives in
Florida.
Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-554-3
$24.95
Available January 2013
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The Finer Edge
Crocheted Trims, Motifs & Borders
An innovative collection of forty stitch and twelve garment patterns from bestselling author Kristin Omdahl, The Finer Edge demonstrates various techniques,
construction methods, and versatile applications for crocheted edgings.
While crocheted edgings are customarily used to trim or finish blankets and
garments, designer Kristin Omdahl treats crocheters to both traditional and
novel ways to expand their use of edgings, from creating entire fabrics to
making individual decorative motifs, and even creating three-dimensional
designs. Focusing on construction techniques for edgings, the book is divided
into three separate sections: top-down, sideways, and bottom-up methods.
There are also twelve project patterns in multiple sizes that highlight the
edgings, as well as charts, illustrations, and photographs of crochet swatches.
Discover innovation at its finest with The Finer Edge.
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Midori Nishida is a
professional craft artist.
The coauthor of The
Beaded Edge (2011),
she introduced Boncuk
oya to Japan, adapting
it into an accessible
format for crafters. She
has continued to study
and perfect the art of
beaded edgings with
CRK Design. She lives in
Japan.
CRK Design is a
The Beaded Edge 2
More Inspired Designs for Crocheted Edgings and Trims
design firm made up
of six graphic designer
who are the coauthors
of The Beaded Edge
(2011) and do everything from designing to
book production. The
firm is based in Japan.
A sequel to the best-selling book The Beaded Edge (2011), this guide teaches
beaders and crocheters alike how to add personal touches to a wide variety of
fabric projects using gorgeous edges and embellishments. The Beaded Edge 2
explores traditional Turkish oya, the delicate edgings for fabric that are created
using threads, knots, and beads. Designer Midori Nishida is fascinated with these
edgings, which led her to create a series based on traditional motifs of flowers,
fruits, leaves and vines, and geometric designs such as scallops and stars.
The Beaded Edge 2 features step-by-step instructions for eighteen edgings,
along with inspirational photos showing their use as trims for clothing,
accessories, and home furnishings. From information about this unique
technique to beautiful projects for home and wardrobe, The Beaded Edge 2
gives you everything you need to master the art of Turkish oya.
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Paperback
8¼ x 10⅛, 90 pages
ISBN 978-15-9668-559-8
$17.95
Available September 2012
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CRK Design is a
design firm made up of
six graphic designers
who are the coauthors
of The Beaded Edge
(2011) and do everything from designing to
book production. The
firm is based in Japan.
Yasuko Endo
makes craft and
home décor designs
and products for
CRK Design. She has
appeared on a NHK
program, Sutekini
Handmade, where she
presented bead embroidery stitch sample ideas
and techniques. She
lives in Japan.
Bead Embroidery Stitch Samples
Bead Embroidery Stitch Samples is a jam-packed directory that goes beyond
basic and traditional embroidery stitches to incorporate beads, allowing
readers to create delicate and striking trims and embellishments.
Paperback
8¼ x 10⅛, 90 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-706-6
$17.95
Available November 2012
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Stitch patterns range from elegantly simple single motifs to complex allover
patterns to three-dimensional designs. Along with step-by-step instructions
are numerous examples of how to use and place the bead embroidery motifs
on hems, pockets, cuffs, collars, and handbags or as home décor trim on
pillows, curtains, and lampshades. Patterns emphasize beaded edgings and
trims rather than the heavy, solid beaded fabric motifs found in other bead
embroidery books.
Using nothing more than embroidery thread and simple beads, Bead
Embroidery Stitch Samples offers beginner and advanced embroidery
enthusiasts alike new ways to set their work apart.
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new titles Sewing
Nicole Vasbinder
owns and operates
StitchCraft and an independent accessory line,
Queen Puff Puff. She
was a founding teacher
at Stitch Lounge in San
Francisco, California.
She currently teaches
at Stonemountain and
Daughter Fabrics in
Berkeley, California.
Her designs have been
featured in the Wall
Street Journal, Adorn
Magazine, JoAnn
Magazine, Venus Zine,
and Craft. She lives in
Petaluma, California.
Sewing Solutions
Tips and Techniques for the Savvy Sewist
Even the best sewists will encounter problems, snags, and little glitches in
their work. Expert sewist and author Nicole Vasbinder’s Sewing Solutions
is an indispensable reference filled with invaluable advice for beginner and
intermediate sewists on everything from buying a machine to reading a pattern
envelope to construction secrets.
Organized by stages, you’ll find:
•Detailed advice for the basics of sewing.
•An easy-to-follow layout with step-by-step techniques for making bias tape,
sewing trims, buttonholes, zippers, hems, and more.
•Easy-to-navigate color-coded cross-references available for quick referencing.
• Troubleshooting tips for sewing machine problems.
Whether sewists want to choose the right tools, read patterns correctly, or
everything in between, Sewing Solutions will be an essential sewing companion.
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Flexibound
5¾ x 8¼, 192 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-598-7
$19.95
Available December 2012
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n e w t i t l e s Q u i lt i n g
Yoko Saito
appears regularly on
Japanese television
and in magazines. She
has published multiple
books and holds quilt
exhibitions and workshops in France, Italy,
and Taiwan. In 2008,
she founded the Yoko
Saito Quilt Exhibition
at Matsuya department
store in Ginza, Tokyo.
She lives in Tokyo.
Japanese Quilting Piece by Piece
29 Stitched Projects from Yoko Saito
From quilt artist Yoko Saito, Japanese Quilting Piece by Piece explores
traditional folk themes and interprets them with a vintage yet modern feel.
Twenty-nine featured projects use traditional patchwork designs such as
log cabin blocks, hexagons, baskets, and stars, sewn in soft sepia and taupe
fabrics. Featuring piecework, appliqué, machine stitching, handstitching, and
embroidery, these projects are a delight for anyone who loves to sew. Sewists
will discover large wall quilts as well as smaller projects, from fabric baskets and
handbags to an apron and fabric cushions—each with paper patterns enclosed.
Paperback
7⅜ x 10, 144 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-858-2,
$26.95
Available October 2012
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In her masterful style, Yoko Saito uses beautiful and meticulous stitching while
still embracing the wabi sabi concept of imperfection, using odd-shaped pieces
and quilting with a free mind. Japanese Quilting Piece by Piece invites all quilt
artists to stray from conventional designs and create one-of-a-kind quilts and
quilted projects.
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Bethan Ash is a
professional quilt artist
and teacher with a
background in fashion
design. Her work has
been widely exhibited
and placed in museum
collections in the United
Kingdom and United
States, including New
York’s Museum of Arts
and Design. She is a
member of Quilt Art, a
group of international
quilt artists who aim to
extend the boundaries
of quilting as an artistic
medium. She lives in
Cardiff, Wales.
Vibrant Quilt Collage
A Spontaneous Approach to Fused Art Quilts
Explore this groundbreaking book that shows quilters how to create unique and
expressive quilts using improvisational collage techniques and fusing.
Bethan Ash, known for her rich and colorful quilt designs, shows how to use hand
and machine stitching as a final embellishment to the fused and quilted piece.
Learn to instinctively cut fabric shapes without the use of rulers or templates,
layer them on a prepared background, and attach them with fusible web.
In clear, easy-to-follow text, discover invaluable information on methods,
materials, techniques, and composition. Illustrated with many of Bethan’s quilts
and additional examples of state-of-the-art fused quilts from around the world,
this book is a visual feast of color and pattern. Artistic influences are evident
throughout, from Matisse’s bright paper cutouts to pop art and mid-century
design. Vibrant Quilt Collage will help you expand the boundaries of art quilting
through imagination, inspiration, and fusion.
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Paperback
8½ x 10⅞, 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-860-5
$26.95
Available October 2012
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new titles Mixed Media
Laurie Wisbrun
is an author and fabric
designer who lives
in Austin, Texas. You
can find more about
her and her work at
lauriewis.blogspot.com
and lauriewisbrun.com.
Embellish Me
How to Print, Dye, and Decorate Your Fabric
Embellish Me is the ultimate guide for all crafters seeking to achieve the
perfect surface finishes for their fabric-based projects. Comprehensive stepby-step instructions are accompanied by detailed illustrations that introduce
an extensive range of fabric alteration and embellishment techniques, such
as tie-dyeing, bleaching, and shibori; block, silk-screen, and digital printing;
and beading, embroidery, and appliqué. Galleries throughout the book feature
examples of these techniques, demonstrating how they have been applied to
fabric and providing readers with a wealth of inspiration.
Flexibound
7½ x 9¾, 176 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-862-9
$24.95
Available January 2013
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Divided into three sections, Embellish Me offers essential information on tools
and materials, pattern design, and techniques. Artist interviews and in-depth
advice on marketing and selling new designs round out an information-rich
guide that fully equips crafters to apply these techniques to any number of
fabric projects.
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Kate Ferrant
Richbourg is the
former director of education for Beaducation
and has led classes and
workshops around the
world and online. She
has more than sixteen
years of experience
teaching jewelry
techniques, including
beading, wirework,
and metalsmithing.
Simple Soldering is her
first book. Kate lives in
California.
Simple Soldering
A Beginner’s Guide to Jewelry Making
Simple Soldering is a complete how-to guide for creating soldered metal jewelry,
including tools, techniques, and twenty beautiful projects.
Author and teacher Kate Richbourg cheerfully demystifies basic soldering, showing how to create sophisticated, polished, and professional-looking jewelry pieces
using basic tools and techniques. First, she instructs how to set up a workspace
and offers step-by-step instructions for the basic tools and materials. A sampler chapter gives a host of introductory exercises that teach solid skills. Finally,
twenty gorgeous projects include earrings, pendants, rings, bracelets, and clasps.
Kate also explores how to combine and layer techniques and how to correct
common mistakes. Having taught thousands of classes on soldering, Kate has
a “you can do it!” attitude that shines through both the book and DVD, helping
even the most reluctant jewelry maker to fire up the torch with ease. With Simple
Soldering, the art of metalworking one-of-a-kind jewelry is now at your fingertips.
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Paperback + DVD
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-550-5
$26.95
Available December 2012
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n e w t i t l e s J e w e l ry
Karen Karon is a
PMC Guild certified
instructor. She studies
and teaches classes at
Metalwerx in Waltham,
Massachusetts, and
also offers private chain
maille jewelry classes.
She’s a contributor
to Step by Step Wire
Jewelry, Bead Style, and
Art Jewelry. Karen lives
in Massachusetts.
Chain Maille Jewelry Workshop
Techniques and Projects for Weaving with Wire
Discover the most comprehensive technique-based guide for one of the
most popular trends in jewelry—chain maille. Chain Maille Jewelry Workshop
showcases techniques designed to deliver projects that dazzle rather than
imitate.
Paperback
8½ x 10¼, 144 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-645-8
$24.95
Available August 2012
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Jewelry artist and author Karen Karon offers in-depth instruction for twenty-four
basic weaves that can be incorporated into jewelry projects. Karen provides a
thorough but flexible approach to techniques, proves that weaving can be done
in a multitude of ways, and demonstrates how “speed weaving” works for large
projects. With projects that progressively increase in pattern complexity, beginner
and advanced jewelry makers alike will find inspiration that suits their skill levels.
Every chapter provides design advice, visual inspiration, shortcuts, and tips
and tricks. The final chapter offers expert guidance for attaching clasps and
findings. Chain Maille Jewelry Workshop is the ideal resource for innovation and
originality in chain maille jewelry making.
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Sue Heaser is an internationally renowned
artist, author, and
teacher and has been
working in polymer and
metal clays for more
than twenty-five years.
Sue has published
thirteen craft books,
including the best-selling Magical Metal Clay
Jewelry. She teaches
metal clay and polymer
clay workshops all over
the world and was
founding director of Art
Clay World UK Guild.
Sue lives in England.
Metal Clay for Jewelry Makers
The Complete Technique Guide
Discover a beautifully illustrated encyclopedic must-have with Metal Clay for
Jewelry Makers. Internationally renowned artist Sue Heaser explores basic and
advanced metal clay techniques such as forming hinges and hollow forms;
working with paper clay; adding gemstones, metals, glass, ceramic, resin, and
enamel; forging, annealing, and texturing; and adding patinas.
Gold, silver, copper, and bronze are beautifully showcased in an array of forms.
The book also discusses pearls, fused glass or metals, enameling, and combining
PMC with polymer clay. With more than 500 photographs of finished projects
and techniques throughout, Metal Clay for Jewelry Makers provides readers with
the inspiration needed to design their own unique metal clay jewelry.
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Hardcover
8½ x 10, 192 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-713-4
$29.95
Available October 2012
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n e w t i t l e s J e w e l ry
Melinda Barta is
editor of Beadwork
magazine. In her
Beadwork column,
Custom Cool, she
teaches beaders of all
skill levels how to create
custom components
using beadweaving
stitches. Melinda is the
author of the bestselling books Custom
Cool Jewelry (2008)
and Hip to Stitch (2005)
and coauthor of Mixed
Metals (2009).
Mastering Peyote Stitch
15 Inspiring Projects
With interest in beadweaving on the rise, Mastering Peyote Stitch provides a
much-needed look into the most integral technique—peyote stitch. With fifteen
styles in all, beaders will finally have an accessible, easy-to-understand guide to
one of the fundamentals of beadweaving, brought to you courtesy of Beadwork
magazine Editor Melinda Barta.
Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-633-5
$24.95
Available December 2012
Rights: W
In the “Peyote Basics” chapter, begin by creating flat peyote bands, then advance
to circular and tubular variations, and eventually learn to fashion dimensional
jewelry pieces. Additional chapters explore combining peyote with other popular
beadweaving techniques (right-angle weave, herringbone, and bead embroidery)
and creating edgings and embellishments for finished pieces. Melinda, together
with Beadwork’s Designers of the Year, including Jean Campbell, Lisa Kan,
Carole Ohl, Melanie Potter, Jean Power, Cynthia Rutledge, and Sherri Serafini,
demonstrates a range of styles in fifteen beautiful jewelry projects.
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Melanie Doerman
has been beading for
more than sixteen years.
Her work has been
featured in Beadwork and
Belle Armoire Jewelry
magazines. She teaches a
variety of workshops nationally and runs a popular
blog, talesofamagpie
.typepad.com. Melanie
lives in California.
The Art of Forgotten Things
Creating Jewelry from Objects with a Past
Get inspired to create a masterpiece that gives new life to found objects by
combining them with readily available materials in The Art of Forgotten Things.
Construct necklaces and bracelets using one-of-a-kind components that hint at
fragments of stories and evoke a mysterious past.
Melanie Doerman offers a brilliant take on expressing stories with jewelry designs.
She shows how to create delicate beaded frames, clasps, nets, and components
with seed beads and combine them with mixed-media elements for an evocative
look and feel. An extensive stitching-technique section includes instructions for
flat and tubular peyote, right-angle weave, bead netting, bead embroidery, and
picot edges and fringes; basic jewelry techniques such as wire wrapping; mixedmedia techniques such as foiling; and additional embellishment.
The Art of Forgotten Things is truly a one-of-a-kind masterpiece for imaginative
jewelry artists.
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Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-548-2
$24.95
Available September 2012
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n e w t i t l e s Ar t
Sharon Finmark
is the author of 600
Watercolor Mixes
(2011). She trained at St.
Martin’s College of Art
and currently teaches
drawing, painting, and
the history of color in
contemporary art at
the City Lit College in
London. She writes for
The Artist magazine
and has published
several books. She lives
in England.
500 Acrylic Mixes
Paint Color Recipes for Artists
Color is fundamental to painting, and the ability to mix and reproduce specific
hues is a key skill. Color theory can be dull and complicated, but in 500 Acrylic
Mixes experienced artist and teacher Sharon Finmark demonstrates color mixing
with acrylic paints in a practical and easy-to-follow way. A variety of colormixing techniques are covered, including palette mixing and overlaying.
In addition to being an extensive visual sourcebook for more than 500 acrylic
paint color mixes, inspirational paintings are featured throughout, each
accompanied by a breakdown of the colors, mixes, and techniques used by
the artist.
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7½ x 7½, 176 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-685-4
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Shirley Paden is
the owner and founder
of Shirley Paden
Custom Knits. She
teaches master knitting
classes for the fashion
industry and conducts
seminars on lace,
entrelac, cables, color
knitting, and finishing
techniques. She lives in
New York City.
Knitwear Design Workshop
A Comprehensive Guide to Handknits
The new paperback edition of Knitwear Design Workshop explores various
techniques involved in designing handknitted garments with a perfect individual
fit. Learn how to design traditional garments and stunning works of wearable
art, experiment with garment shaping, write commercial patterns, and make
minor modifications to commercial patterns. Every step of the design process is
detailed and illustrated. Four gorgeous garment patterns illustrate the steps in
the book.
Paperback
8½ x 10¼, 344 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-796-7
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Dustin Wedekind
has served as an integral part of Beadwork
magazine for many
years as the primary
technical editor and
illustrator. His work
has appeared in many
publications and juried
art exhibits.
Getting Started with Seed Beads
In the new paperback edition of Getting Started with Seed Beads, author
Dustin Wedekind takes you through the process of working with this material.
This must-have resource includes all the basics in a warm encouraging tone:
shopping for beads, findings, and tools; executing basic techniques (with
clear step-by-step full-color illustrations); and, of course, making plenty of
great projects. You’ll learn traditional stitches such as peyote, backstitch,
brick stitch, square-stitch frames, flat and tubular peyote stitch, netting,
herringbone stitch, and right-angle weave. You’ll also learn how to finish your
project expertly.
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ISBN 978-1-59668-975-6
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recent releases
A Handknit Romance
22 Vintage Designs with
Lovely Details
Jennie Atkinson
Inspired by women’s clothing,
lingerie, and accessories of the
past, A Handknit Romance offers
twenty-two vintage designs for
knitters.
The Knitter’s Handy Book
of Top-Down Sweaters
Basic Designs in Multiple
Sizes and Gauges
Ann Budd
Discover top-down knitting with
instructions for knitting four basic
sweater types in multiple sizes
and yarn gauges.
Essentially Feminine Knits
25 Must-Have Chic Designs
Lene Holme Samsøe
Enjoy a collection of twenty-five
knitted garments and accessories,
each revealing elegant detailing,
a flattering silhouette, and classic
style.
Paperback
8½ × 9, 152 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-784-4
$24.95
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Pop Knitting
Bold Motifs Using Color &
Stitch
Britt-Marie
Christoffersson
Discover how minimal ingredients
can be combined in seemingly
endless ways to create striking,
graphic knitted fabrics.
Paperback with flaps
7½ × 9 4⁄5 , 136 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-779-0
$24.95
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7 × 9¼, 264 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-483-6
$29.95
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Unexpected Afghans
The Weaver’s Inkle
Pattern Directory
The Encaustic Studio
Print with Collage & Stitch
400 Warp-Faced Weaves
Anne Dixon
A Wax Workshop in MixedMedia Art
Daniella Woolf
Enjoy more than 400 patterns
for loom enthusiasts including
favorites and never-before-seen
swatches.
Learn innovative techniques from
expert encaustic artist Daniella
Woolf and revolutionize your art
with wax.
Hardcover with concealed wire-o
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$29.95
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Explore collagraphy—a simple
mixed-media printmaking
technique, popular for producing
highly sophisticated and complexlooking surface effects.
Innovative Crochet Designs
with Traditional Techniques
Robyn Chachula
Discover twenty-nine innovative
interpretations of a favorite athome crochet essential, using
contemporary techniques, colors,
and patterns.
Paperback
8½ x 9, 160 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-299-3
$22.95
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Paperback
8½ × 10¼, 216 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-782-0
$26.95
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Techniques for Mixed-Media
Printmaking
Val Holmes
Paperback
8½ x 10 8⁄10 , 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-589-5
$26.95
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recent releases
Quilting Modern
Techniques and Projects for
Improvisational Quilts
Jacquie Gering and
Katie Pedersen
Learn improvisational techniques
to make graphic contemporary
quilts and quilted projects from
two pioneers of the modern
quilting movement.
Paperback
8½ x 10¼, 176 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-387-7
$26.95
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Gemstone Settings
Exploring Dimensional
Quilt Art
Stitch, Fold, Embellish
C. June Barnes
Explore and experiment with
innovative techniques for raising
surfaces and creating threedimensional fabric structures.
Paperback
8½ by 10 8⁄10 , 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-588-8
$26.95
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Enlightened Polymer Clay
The Jewelry Maker’s Guide to
Styles & Techniques
Anastasia Young
Artisan Jewelry Designs
Inspired by Nature
Rie Nagumo
This in-depth, technical guide to
stone setting features extensive
step-by-step instruction and
information on processes, stones,
and metals.
Get inspired by nature and
explore the lyrical world of
polymer clay in your jewelry
designs.
Hardcover
8½ x 10, 208 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-636-6
$29.95
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7½ x 9⅗, 74 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-634-2
$19.95
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Cut-Up Couture
Shape Shape
Discover thirty-four cutting-edge
clothing patterns using simple
sewing techniques.
Explore nineteen versatile
garments and accessories that
prove minimalist style can be
worn multiple ways.
Edgy Upcycled Garments
to Sew
Koko Yamase
Paperback
7¼ x 9 3⁄10 , 88 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-595-6
$19.95
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Rustic Wrappings
Exploring Patina in Wire,
Metal, and Glass Jewelry
Kerry Bogert
Explore an organic approach to
making beautiful jewelry with
exciting surface effects.
Paperback
8½ x 9, 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-549-9
$22.95
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Sewing Clothing Patterns to
Wear Multiple Ways
Natusno Hiraiwa
Paperback
7½ x 9½, 112 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-355-6
$24.95
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Bohemian-Inspired
Jewelry
50 Designs Using Leather,
Ribbon, and Cords
Lorelei Eurto and Erin
Siegel
Make fifty beautiful projects that
explore the growing trend of
using leather, silk, and linen.
Paperback
8½ x 9, 128 pages
ISBN 978-1-59668-498-0
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index
by title
500 Acrylic Mixes, 19
Art of Forgotten Things, The,
18
Bead Embroidery Stitch
Samples, 9
Beaded Edge, The, 8
Bohemian-Inspired Jewelry,
23
Chain Maille Jewelry
Workshop, 15
Clever Crocheted
Accessories, 6
Cut-Up Couture, 23
Embellish Me, 13
Encaustic Studio, The, 22
Enlightened Polymer Clay, 23
Essentially Feminine Knits, 22
Exploring Dimensional Quilt
Art, 23
Finer Edge, The, 7
Finish-Free Knits, 2
French Girl Knits Accessories,
3
Gemstone Settings, 23
Getting Started with Seed
Beads, 21
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By Author
Handknit Romance, A, 21
Japanese Quilting Piece by
Piece, 11
Knitter’s Handy Book of TopDown Sweaters, The, 22
Knitwear Design Workshop,
20
Mastering Peyote Stitch, 17
Metal Clay for Jewelry
Makers, 16
Northern Knits Gifts, 4
November Knits, 1
Pop Knitting, 22
Print with Collage & Stitch, 22
Quilting Modern, 23
Rustic Wrappings, 23
Sewing Solutions, 10
Shades of Winter, 5
Shape Shape, 23
Simple Soldering, 14
Unexpected Afghans, 22
Vibrant Quilt Collage, 12
Weaver’s Inkle Pattern
Directory, The, 22
Andinsson, Ewa K., 5
Ash, Bethan, 12
Atkinson, Jennie, 22
Bara, Brett, 6
Barnes, C. June, 23
Barta, Melinda, 17
Bogart, Kerry, 23
Budd, Ann, 22
Chachula, Robyn, 22
Christoffersson, Britt-Marie,
22
CRK Design, 8, 9
Dixon, Anne, 22
Doerman, Melanie, 18
Endo, Yasuko, 9
Eurto, Lorelei, 23
Finmark, Sharon, 19
Gering, Jacquie, 23
Griffin-Grimes, Kristeen, 3
Guy, Lucinda, 4
Heaser, Sue, 16
Hiraiwa, Natsuno, 23
Holmes, Val, 22
Johansson, Ingalill, 5
Karon, Karen, 15
Kelley, Courtney, 1
Nagumo, Rie, 23
Nishida, Midori, 8
Omdahl, Kristin, 7
Osborn, Kate Gagnon, 1
Paden, Shirley, 20
Pedersen, Katie, 23
Richbourg, Kate Ferrant, 14
Saito, Yoko, 11
Samsøe, Lene Holme, 21
Siegel, Erin, 23
TenDyke, Kristen, 2
Vasbinder, Nicole, 10
Wedekind, Dustin, 21
Wisbrun, Laurie, 13
Woolf, Daniella, 22
Yamase, Koko, 23
Young, Anastasia, 23
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