The metal craft book : 50 easy and beautiful projects from copper, tin, brass, aluminum, and more
Kilby, Janice Eaton , 1955
The metal craft book : 50 easy and beautiful projects from copper, tin, brass, aluminum, and more / Janice Eaton Kilby and Deborah Morgenthal - 1st ed. - Asheville, NC : Lark Books , 2000 - 144 p. : illus. ; 27 cm.
Metal is a marvelous material, but until recently it's been a foreign currency among general crafters, who feared that "metalworking" required pig iron, a blast furnace, and the musculature of a village blacksmith. Not true. Here are 50 gorgeous things to make from extra thin sheet metals and foils in shimmering copper, aluminum, brass, tin, and pewter. And, just for fun, there are projects from mesh, tin cans, flashing, wire, ready-made metal objects, recycled materials, and found metal. Readers will learn about useful tools and basic techniques for working with metal, none of them esoteric. They'll learn to mark, drill, cut, smooth, bend, and form metal, along with some easy ways to decorate it--hammering, punching, piercing, stamping, and embossing. They'll learn easy means of attachment, such as soldering and Pop-riveting. They'll discover how to apply paint and patinas. Then, they'll choose among 50 diverse, easy-to-make projects and proceed to create as many stunning objects as they like. Between projects, they'll browse through a gallery of beautiful metalwork by expert designer/crafters.
9781579901707
00037110
Metal-work
TT205 / .K52 2000
745.56 KIL
The metal craft book : 50 easy and beautiful projects from copper, tin, brass, aluminum, and more / Janice Eaton Kilby and Deborah Morgenthal - 1st ed. - Asheville, NC : Lark Books , 2000 - 144 p. : illus. ; 27 cm.
Metal is a marvelous material, but until recently it's been a foreign currency among general crafters, who feared that "metalworking" required pig iron, a blast furnace, and the musculature of a village blacksmith. Not true. Here are 50 gorgeous things to make from extra thin sheet metals and foils in shimmering copper, aluminum, brass, tin, and pewter. And, just for fun, there are projects from mesh, tin cans, flashing, wire, ready-made metal objects, recycled materials, and found metal. Readers will learn about useful tools and basic techniques for working with metal, none of them esoteric. They'll learn to mark, drill, cut, smooth, bend, and form metal, along with some easy ways to decorate it--hammering, punching, piercing, stamping, and embossing. They'll learn easy means of attachment, such as soldering and Pop-riveting. They'll discover how to apply paint and patinas. Then, they'll choose among 50 diverse, easy-to-make projects and proceed to create as many stunning objects as they like. Between projects, they'll browse through a gallery of beautiful metalwork by expert designer/crafters.
9781579901707
00037110
Metal-work
TT205 / .K52 2000
745.56 KIL
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