Making Steampunk Jewellery

Description

Steampunk has captured the imagination of thousands who are searching for a unique style symbolic of a richly inspired, post-apocalyptic world drawn from the heavy machinery of the Victorian age. With clear instruction, step-by-step sequences, and over twenty-five projects, this practical book shows you how to access that world and make unique jewellery and accessories that will complete an outfit and transport you to another era, full of excitement, potential and extravagance. . Introduction to the world of Steampunk and its origins . Advice on designing unique pieces and creating your own Steampunk style . Over twenty-five projects ranging from simple cog necklaces to more intricate goggles and ray guns . Accessories and outfits for both men and women . Inspirational photos and advice to help put an outfit together AUTHOR: Nikki Druce is the owner of Devine Delinquents, a company that specializes in handmade jewellery and accessories. Self-taught, Nikki began making jewellery after becoming frustrated at not finding pieces to cater to her own style on the high street. Her work has featured in magazines, blogs, television and catwalks, and has been exhibited at the Tate Modern. SELLING POINTS: . A practical guide to creating unique pieces of jewellery that capture the themes of the Steampunk movement in your own personal style. . Will be of great interest to all jewellers, steampunk enthuisiasts, Victorian, Goths and costume makers. . Covers accessories and outfits for both men and women. . Over twenty-five projects are included ranging from simple cog necklaces to intricate goggles. . Nikki Druce owns a company that specializes in handmade jewellery and accessories and her work has been exhibited at the Tate Modern. 216 colour illustrations

Nikki Druce is the owner of Devine Delinquents, a company that specializes in handmade jewellery and accessories. Self-taught, Nikki began making jewellery after becoming frustrated at not finding pieces to cater to her own style on the high street. Her work has featured in magazines, blogs, television and catwalks, and has been exhibited at the Tate Modern.

"With the increased reach of comic-cons and other cosplay opportunities, the demand for instruction for this particular style is likely to extend to most public libraries." --Booklist "Fans of steampunk style will discover a bounty of ideas." --Library Journal