Brick Stitch, Peyote, and Other Bead-Weaving Techniques - Fossemalle, Lucie
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Brick-Stitch, Peyote, and Other Bead Weaving Techniques walks you through 18 original beading projects, from elegant earrings to statement bracelets and artistic brooches. This book is designed for jewelry makers of all levels who want to explore or deepen their understanding of bead weaving techniques. Inside, you'll find detailed, step-by-step instructions for each project, supported by full-color photographs and easy-to-follow diagrams that visually break down both the beading techniques and the jewelry assembly process. Techniques covered include brick stitch, even- and odd-count peyote…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Brick-Stitch, Peyote, and Other Bead Weaving Techniques walks you through 18 original beading projects, from elegant earrings to statement bracelets and artistic brooches. This book is designed for jewelry makers of all levels who want to explore or deepen their understanding of bead weaving techniques. Inside, you'll find detailed, step-by-step instructions for each project, supported by full-color photographs and easy-to-follow diagrams that visually break down both the beading techniques and the jewelry assembly process. Techniques covered include brick stitch, even- and odd-count peyote stitch, circular peyote, crossed-thread weaving, and loom work, all clearly explained and applied across a variety of wearable creations. With its practical guidance and artistic flair, Brick-Stitch, Peyote, and Other Bead Weaving Techniques is an essential resource for anyone passionate about handcrafted jewelry!
Autorenporträt
Lucie Fossemalle is a French jewelry designer and founder of The Camelia Bijoux, a brand known for blending traditional Moroccan embroidery with contemporary French design. After studying at Sciences Po Lyon, she trained in Fès embroidery during an internship in Salé, Morocco. This experience inspired her to launch her own jewelry line, incorporating intricate hand-stitched patterns into gold-plated pieces. Now based in Leipzig, Germany, Lucie designs and assembles each item by hand, celebrating craftsmanship, culture, and modern artistry.