Encyclopedia of Wire Jewellery Techniques Encyclopedia of Wire Jewellery Techniques whether you are an experienced jewellery-maker looking to move up to the next level, or a complete beginner, The Encyclopedia of Wire Jewellery Making Techniques is an invaluable resource. Using this book you can: learn how to manipulate wire to create elegant structural designs for earrings, rings, pendants, necklaces, tiaras & brooches with clear, illustrated instructions; combine wire with beads & stones through threading & wrapping for an intricately embellished look; have fun experimenting with different types of wire, from precious metal to electrical & recycled wires; &, progress from basic wire-working skills to more advanced techniques, such as making linked jump-ring chains, simple soldering, & using chemicals to alter the wire finish. About the Author Sara Withers has worked with beads for many years, as a collector & maker. Her jewellery is sold in galleries, shops, & at exhibitions throughout the United Kingdom. She also enjoys teaching bead- & jewelry-making, & lecturing on all aspects of bead history. She is the author of five books on beadwork. Xuella Arnold trained in 3-D design & has been a jewellery designer & maker for 17 years. As well as exhibiting & selling her designs across the country, she teaches jewellery making with precious metal clay to adults in the South East of Engl&, where she lives.