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This book is the first in our "Stitch Workshop" series. This book will concentrate solely on peyote stitch, explaining the basics of that stitch in detail and supplying plenty of projects for beaders to practice with. With 28 peyote stitch projects organized from beginner to advanced, this book has a wide audience for those who are just learning the stitch and those who are looking for more project ideas. All of the projects in this book are from "Bead&Button" magazine.
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後は作例集です．全部で27作品掲載されています．簡単な図と写真と文で説明されています．雑誌Bead&Button magazine掲載作品と思われます．
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後は作例集です．全部で27作品掲載されています．簡単な図と写真と文で説明されています．雑誌Bead&Button magazine掲載作品と思われます．
ビーズ・ステッチ中級者以上なら参考になるでしょう．
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16 人中、15人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Mystified
2011/3/28
形式:ペーパーバック
Even though I agree that the patterns in this book were inviting, I found the directions rather intimidating for a beginner. For example, on page 15 of the "Electrifying Zigzag Strip bracelet, the instructions state to pick up 12 color B and 2 color C beads. Yet when I look at Figure 1 on page 16, I can only count 11 color C beads. Possibly I am misreading the instructions inasmuch as I am a beginner.
The "Bead around the Bend" necklace on page 35 was quite different. Interesting structure to bead around once one learns the basic peyote stitch. All kinds of experimentation can take place to give this piece your very own signature.
In essence, I guess I need someone to hold my hand as I peruse each design. Maybe once I get a handle on the techniques I will be more inclined to encourage others to purchase this book.
The "Bead around the Bend" necklace on page 35 was quite different. Interesting structure to bead around once one learns the basic peyote stitch. All kinds of experimentation can take place to give this piece your very own signature.
In essence, I guess I need someone to hold my hand as I peruse each design. Maybe once I get a handle on the techniques I will be more inclined to encourage others to purchase this book.
18 人中、16人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
BEAUTIFUL PROJECTS!!
2011/3/12
形式:ペーパーバック|Amazonが確認した購入
I have several beading books and really shouldn't be buying any more, but I'm glad I bought this one. There are 27 projects in this book and I actually like MOST of them! Usually, with beading books I'm lucky if there's more than a couple of things from the book that I actually want to make. The designs in this book are really beautiful! The instructions are clear and the great photos and illustrations make them easy to follow. This book is great for beginners and experienced beaders. Highly recommended!
10 人中、9人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Gorgeous designs, Probably not a great book for a brand new beader
2011/4/1
形式:ペーパーバック
My knowledge about peyote stitch can fit into a single, very short sentence. After flipping through the book Stitch Workshop: Peyote Stitch basic techniques, advanced results from the publisher of Bead and Button Magazine; I am a little more knowledgeable, but no less wow'd by those who can do it.
My personal favorite part of the entire book (this is coming from a non beadweaver) is that it has a brief history of peyote and the origin of the name "peyote". I didn't know the name for this stitch was used by the Native Americans when the stitch was used to depict symbols on religious artifacts. However, when the stitch was used on non religious items, it was referred to as "gourd stitch". Over the years, all variations of this particular stitch are called peyote.
In addition to the history of the term peyote stitch, the first section of the book includes a very detailed techniques section including: Flat Even and Odd Count, Circular, Tubular, Decrease, Increase, Two-Drop, Zipping, and 5 different Bezel shapes, all using peyote stitch. This section also includes information on threads, what to do with them, tools, stringing materials and more.
This particular book, according to the publisher is organized by easiest to most advanced projects. As a beginning beadweaver looking at the very first pattern called Electrifying Zig Zag Stripes, it does not look beginner level. Some of the patterns a bit later in the book look potentially do-able by a beginner, but honestly, I think this is not a book a beginner should start with.
However, that being said, there are some absolutely stunning and innovative designs in this book and if you are a beginner, it might be a big push of inspiration to keep learning so you can do try some of these designs with a little experience under your belt. There is one bracelet called Ropes and Rings by Laura McCabe that is so lush and gorgeous it makes my heart race.
There is a design where you bead around one of those curvy drinking straws for a really neat effect. One necklace you make a flower on a vine that I just love. The last project of the book shows you how to peyote stitch your way to decorative vessels! Overall, there are at least 28 projects utilizing yummy seed beads, sparkling crystals and mesmerizing rivoli, along with several other types of beads.
Important to note, this book contains projects previously published in Bead and Button.
My personal favorite part of the entire book (this is coming from a non beadweaver) is that it has a brief history of peyote and the origin of the name "peyote". I didn't know the name for this stitch was used by the Native Americans when the stitch was used to depict symbols on religious artifacts. However, when the stitch was used on non religious items, it was referred to as "gourd stitch". Over the years, all variations of this particular stitch are called peyote.
In addition to the history of the term peyote stitch, the first section of the book includes a very detailed techniques section including: Flat Even and Odd Count, Circular, Tubular, Decrease, Increase, Two-Drop, Zipping, and 5 different Bezel shapes, all using peyote stitch. This section also includes information on threads, what to do with them, tools, stringing materials and more.
This particular book, according to the publisher is organized by easiest to most advanced projects. As a beginning beadweaver looking at the very first pattern called Electrifying Zig Zag Stripes, it does not look beginner level. Some of the patterns a bit later in the book look potentially do-able by a beginner, but honestly, I think this is not a book a beginner should start with.
However, that being said, there are some absolutely stunning and innovative designs in this book and if you are a beginner, it might be a big push of inspiration to keep learning so you can do try some of these designs with a little experience under your belt. There is one bracelet called Ropes and Rings by Laura McCabe that is so lush and gorgeous it makes my heart race.
There is a design where you bead around one of those curvy drinking straws for a really neat effect. One necklace you make a flower on a vine that I just love. The last project of the book shows you how to peyote stitch your way to decorative vessels! Overall, there are at least 28 projects utilizing yummy seed beads, sparkling crystals and mesmerizing rivoli, along with several other types of beads.
Important to note, this book contains projects previously published in Bead and Button.
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