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by Harry B. Hollander

Author:

Harry B. Hollander
ISBN:

0273008056
ISBN13:

978-0273008057
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Publisher:

Pitman Publishing (September 1974)
Pages:

208 pages
Language:

English
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Plastics for Jewelry: How to Combine Acrylic, Epoxy, and Polyester Resins with Pewter, Silver, Metal Powders, Wood and Fiberglass to Make Cast, " Enameled, " Inlayed, Plique-a-Jour & Laminated Jewelry.

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Darkshaper

I collect books on hobbies and crafts, particularly from the '30s through '70s.
There was a period when people made things, and most hobbies were hands on. People made just about everything, and were very proud of their handicraft. Even if I do no more than read the books, I love the reference to the diferent styles and times. Anyone out there remember "grape lamps"?
I also make jewelry which I sell, and sometimes like to use old techniques rather than follow the "buy a bead" school of design. Look for and read these old books if you can find them; they are really fun even if you don't do anything with your hands.

one life

The book is nearly 40 years old and the information is way out of date. There are many new products that are so much easier to use. Epoxy resin jewelry has changed dramatically. I was disappointed that there weren't very many color photos.

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