Rose Augustus F - Jewelry Making and Design
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The heart of this book is fifty-two recipes for dyes made from natural, easily obtained dyestuffs: brown dyes from the bark of apple, birch, hemlock, hickory, and maple trees; yellows from a wide variety of sources such as arsemart, white ash bark, barberry bark, sassafras, lichens, camomile flowers, and coffee beans; reds from madder, cochineal, Brazilwood, and alkanet; blues from woad, chemic, orchil and cudbear, as well as from the popular indigo; and blacks most commonly made from logwood and soot. There is also the possibility of combining any of these by top-dyeing (successive dyeing) instructions for which are given.
Each recipe gives you step-by-step instructions that tell you how to prepare your ingredients, how to shred, soak, dissolve, and boil the materials you collect, how to prepare your cloth (whether cotton or wood) for dyeing, and exactly how long to boil it for optimum results.
Besides the fifty-two recipes, most of which are given in several versions, Miss Adrosko deepens your knowledge of dyeing techniques with a history of the craft before the discovery of America, among the colonists, and after 1850 when synthetic dyes began to be used. Appendixes list dyes mentioned in early dyers manuals printed in America, and give excerpts from three 19th-century treatises which reveal literally hundreds of sources for natural dyestuffs. Concisely written, well organized, this book will not only let you make all the dyes described in its pages, but will also give you the skills to make your own exciting discoveries in a field that has long been neglected.
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The authors wish to thank the following persons and companies who have assisted in the successful completion of this book: Mr. F. E. Masselin, for assistance with the chapter on Modeling and Casting; Metal Crafts Supply Company, Providence, Rhode Island, for the illustrations of tools and equipment; Dumore Company, Racine, Wisconsin, for the illustration of a high-speed precision drill on page 146; G. & C. Merriam Company, Springfield, Mass., for technical definitions of styles of stone cutting on pages 4 and 5; Rhode Island School of Design for the use of their facilities in developing the work treated in this book; and former students whose drawings and designs are reproduced.
CREATING JEWELRY FOR FUN, Andrew Dragunas. 146 pp. Harper and Brothers
A manual on the techniques of creating handmade jewelry. The text, with over fifty diagrams demonstrating tools and how to handle them, and thirty photographs showing jewelry designs complete this book for the beginner.
HANDMADE JEWELRY. Wiener. D. Van Nostrand Company
A manual illustrated with line drawings and photographs emphasizing the techniques in the making of jewelry.
HAND-WROUGHT JEWELRY, Sorenson-Vaughan. 102 pp. Bruce Publishing Company
In twelve chapters hand-wrought jewelry is taken up from the simple to more complex types. The various operations such as piercing, sawing, oxidizing, soldering, carving, etc., are treated in simple manner.
HOW TO MAKE JEWELRY, George Overton. 55 chapters. Walter B. Frost Co.
Written for the manufacturer, supplemented with illustrations. Chapters on the making of plated jewelry.
JEWELRY AND ENAMELING, G. Pack. D. Van Nostrand Company
The technical processes of jewelry making and construction; a work manual for teachers and students. An excellent treatise fulfilling many requirements of this craft.
JEWELRY, GEM CUTTING AND METALCRAFT, W. T. Baxter. McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
A textbook for the student and home craftsman.
METALCRAFT AND JEWELRY, E. K. Kronquist. Manual Arts Press
Photographs, drawings and instructions for making rings and other jewelry, as well as basic forms in metal.
NOTES ON JEWELRY AND METALWORK, Erma B. Hewitt. 62 pp. Alfred Press
Some intimate recordings of processes, tools, materials, etc., in sequence of operations.
SMALL JEWELRY, F. R. Smith. Pitman Publishing Corporation
Detailed explanation of methods of working with silver wire, sheet silver and stone setting.
SILVERWORK AND JEWELRY, H. Wilson
A textbook of workshop practice in the precious metals.
UNIT JEWELRY, R. L. B. Rathbone
A clear account of the designing and the construction of jewelry by the selection and assembling of small separate pieces or units.
APPLIED DESIGN IN THE PRECIOUS METALS, P. Wylie Davidson. 143 pp. Longmans, Green & Co.
This book stresses the need for good design in good workmanship. Emphasis on design and the results effected by the tools used on precious metals give this book a needed place in the craftsmans library.
LA BIJOUTERIE FRANCAISE, AU XIX E SIECLE, H. Vever
Profusely illustrated with good reproductions of 19th Century French Jewelry.
ELEMENTS DE BIJOUTERIE ET DE JOAILLERIE MODERNES ET ANCIENS, C. Scheedhauer
Color plates of nineteenth century and early twentieth century jewelry in great variety.
JEWELRY, E. Basserman-jordan
Excellent illustrations of historic jewelry from the Bronze Age through eighteenth century.
JEWELRY, H. Clifford-Smith. 370 pp. Methuen and Company
Designing, as it fits the needs of the jeweler, is clearly explained with photographs and line cuts.
JEWELRY DESIGNS, Y. F. Jossic, Ed.
Photographic reproductions of antiques, primitive and modern jewelry presenting a variety of patterns of every type.
STYLES OF ORNAMENT, Alexander Speltz. Grosset & Dunlap
Once referred to as the designers Bible. Four hundred full-page illustrations with text and index according to subject and material.
VOLKERSCHMUCK OR PEOPLES JEWELRY
A folio of 100 plates of primitive and antique jewelry. Suggests many ideas for jewelry designing.
ENAMELING, Lewis F. Day. 22 pp. B. T. Batsford
The history and practice of the art of enameling from early times for the research student and for the student seeking practical information. Fully illustrated.
ENAMELING AND CHASING, Alexander Fisher
Explains the technical processes employed in the various types of enameling, with chapters on miniature painting on metal.
HOW TO ENAMEL, Howard M. Chapin. 69 pp. John Wiley & Sons
A treatise on practical enameling of jewelry with hard enamels. A technical treatise, setting forth various processes such as charging, firing, stoning, preparing the enamel, are concisely told in an understandable manner.
METALWORK AND ENAMELING, Herbert Maryon. 317 pp. Chapman and Hall, Ltd.
Enameling, its processes and tools used, the various kinds of suitable metal for enameling are all amply covered in this excellent volume.
PREPARATION OF THE PRECIOUS AND OTHER METALWORK FOR ENAMELING, THE, D. De Konigh
An exposition of the processes and materials used by enamelers of the past and the present.
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF ART ENAMELING, ON THE, H. H. Cunnynghame
A brief history of the craft of enameling and a practical explanation of its execution in recent times.
MOLDING AND CASTING, C. D. Clarke
A most comprehensive book on the subject, useful to jewelry craftsmen and others.
REPOUSS METALWORK, A. C. Horth
A manual for beginning craftsmen, giving a detailed listing of the tools, materials and methods to be used.
ART CRAFTING IN Metal FOR AMATEURS, F. Alexander
Discusses materials, tools and methods used in repouss, chasing and pierced work.
ART METALWORK, E. K. Kronquist. McGraw-Hill Book Company
Amply illustrated textbook by experienced commercial craftsman and teacher.
ART METALCRAFT, A. F. Payne. Manual Arts Press
A complete introduction to tools and processes, illustrated by photographs and working drawings of objects made by a master craftsman.
ARTISTIC METALWORK, A. F. Bick. Bruce Publishing Company
Presents artistic but inexpensive projects for school and home with limited equipment.
COPPER WORK, Augustus F. Rose. Metal Crafts Supply Company
A complete and comprehensive treatise offered in simple and didactic form. Processes, tools, and projects fully covered.
ESSENTIALS OF METALWORKING, Edward Berg and Bristol E. Wing. 160 pp. Manual Arts Press
Principles and processes about things in metal. Equipment, tools, and machinery described and illustrated.
METAL ARTCRAFT, Thompson. D. Van Nostrand Company
MODERN METAL CRAFT, J. L. Feirer. Manual Arts Press
Gives detailed direction for metal projects.
ARTS AND CRAFTS OF ANCIENT EGYPT, THE, W. W. Flinders. Petrie
Several chapters on metalwork and jewelry, enlightening and instructive.
CYCLOPAEDIA OF ORNAMENTS, F. Knight
Useful to jewelers, die sinkers, engravers and chasers.
ENCYCLOPEDIE ARTISTIQUE ET DOCUMENTAIRE DE LA PLANTE, M. P. Verneul
An analysis of floral forms applicable to design.
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