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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Learn How Kiln-Formed Glass Actually Works, Without Feeling Lost in Technical ConfusionHave you ever looked at fused or slumped glass artwork and wondered how flat sheets of glass become smooth flowing bowls, layered textures, or glowing kiln-fired designs Do firing schedules, compatibility charts, annealing stages, and kiln controls feel more intimidating than inspiring Would you like a calmer, more beginner-friendly way to understand kiln glass without feeling rushed into complicated projects too early Kiln-formed glass is one of the most rewarding creative processes to learn, but many beginners struggle because they are trying to understand heat, movement, compatibility, and firing behavior all at the same time.This book approaches the process differently.Instead of overwhelming you with technical language and advanced projects immediately, KILN-FORMED GLASS BASICS helps you understand how glass actually behaves inside the kiln, gradually, visually, and step by step.You will learn why certain projects crack, how firing schedules guide movement safely, how gravity shapes slumped glass, and why preparation habits often matter long before the kiln heats up.Inside, you'll explore: - Beginner-friendly explanations of kiln firing and heat movement - Glass compatibility and why COE matters - Safer kiln setup and workspace organization - Understanding annealing without technical confusion - Practical full fuse and tack fuse techniques - Preparing glass properly before firing - Bubble prevention and cleaner layering habits - Slumping basics and how molds influence movement - Simple beginner mold-making principles - Controlled firing practices for better consistency - Troubleshooting cracks, distortion, stress, and uneven movement - Observation-based learning techniques that build long-term confidenceWhat makes this book different is its focus on understanding instead of memorization.Rather than treating kiln-glass work like a rigid technical system, this guide helps you recognize patterns, movement, and cause-and-effect relationships that make the process feel more manageable over time.The writing style is intentionally calm, practical, and beginner-focused. Instead of pushing perfection, the book encourages observation, patience, safer habits, and gradual skill development through real firing experience.This book is complete on its own. Additional optional practice guidance is included for readers who want more structured firing exercises and mold-making exploration.If you want to learn kiln-formed glass through clearer explanations, thoughtful preparation, and a more confident understanding of how heat shapes glass, this book offers a strong place to begin.Add it to your library and begin exploring the creative possibilities of fusing, slumping, and kiln-fired glass with greater clarity and confidence.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Learn Quilting With More Confidence, Accuracy, and EaseHave you ever wanted to start quilting but felt overwhelmed by fabric choices, cutting mistakes, or uneven seams?Do quilting tools, measurements, and piecing instructions sometimes feel more confusing than inspiring?Would you love a calmer, more beginner-friendly way to learn quilting without feeling pressured to be perfect?Quilting for Everyday Makers is a practical beginner's guide designed to help you build quilting skills step by step with patience, clarity, and confidence. Instead of overwhelming you with advanced techniques too quickly, this book focuses on the foundational habits that make quilting smoother, more enjoyable, and easier to understand.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Choose beginner-friendly quilting fabrics with more confidence- Understand fabric grain, fabric weight, and preparation basics- Cut fabric more accurately using rotary cutters and rulers- Sew straighter, smoother, and more consistent seams- Piece quilt blocks that fit together more naturally- Match corners and seam intersections with greater accuracy- Press seams properly to improve alignment and reduce bulk- Create balanced quilt layouts using simple design principles- Avoid common beginner mistakes that cause frustration- Build confidence through steady practice and practical exercisesWritten in a calm, supportive, and easy-to-follow style, this book is ideal for beginners, sewing hobbyists, creative makers, and anyone looking for a more approachable introduction to quilting.You do not need advanced sewing experience, expensive equipment, or a perfect craft room to begin. You simply need practical guidance, steady practice, and the willingness to learn one step at a time.If you are ready to make quilting feel less intimidating and far more rewarding, this book will help you build the skills and confidence to create quilts you can genuinely feel proud of. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Learn How Kiln-Formed Glass Actually Works, Without Feeling Lost in Technical ConfusionHave you ever looked at fused or slumped glass artwork and wondered how flat sheets of glass become smooth flowing bowls, layered textures, or glowing kiln-fired designs?Do firing schedules, compatibility charts, annealing stages, and kiln controls feel more intimidating than inspiring?Would you like a calmer, more beginner-friendly way to understand kiln glass without feeling rushed into complicated projects too early?Kiln-formed glass is one of the most rewarding creative processes to learn, but many beginners struggle because they are trying to understand heat, movement, compatibility, and firing behavior all at the same time.This book approaches the process differently.Instead of overwhelming you with technical language and advanced projects immediately, KILN-FORMED GLASS BASICS helps you understand how glass actually behaves inside the kiln, gradually, visually, and step by step.You will learn why certain projects crack, how firing schedules guide movement safely, how gravity shapes slumped glass, and why preparation habits often matter long before the kiln heats up.Inside, you'll explore: - Beginner-friendly explanations of kiln firing and heat movement - Glass compatibility and why COE matters - Safer kiln setup and workspace organization - Understanding annealing without technical confusion - Practical full fuse and tack fuse techniques - Preparing glass properly before firing - Bubble prevention and cleaner layering habits - Slumping basics and how molds influence movement - Simple beginner mold-making principles - Controlled firing practices for better consistency - Troubleshooting cracks, distortion, stress, and uneven movement - Observation-based learning techniques that build long-term confidenceWhat makes this book different is its focus on understanding instead of memorization.Rather than treating kiln-glass work like a rigid technical system, this guide helps you recognize patterns, movement, and cause-and-effect relationships that make the process feel more manageable over time.The writing style is intentionally calm, practical, and beginner-focused. Instead of pushing perfection, the book encourages observation, patience, safer habits, and gradual skill development through real firing experience.This book is complete on its own. Additional optional practice guidance is included for readers who want more structured firing exercises and mold-making exploration.If you want to learn kiln-formed glass through clearer explanations, thoughtful preparation, and a more confident understanding of how heat shapes glass, this book offers a strong place to begin.Add it to your library and begin exploring the creative possibilities of fusing, slumping, and kiln-fired glass with greater clarity and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Build Better Resin Projects Without Feeling Overwhelmed by the ProcessHave you ever worried that one small mistake could ruin an entire resin table project?Do online tutorials make river table building look faster and easier than it actually feels in a real workshop?Would you rather understand why resin problems happen instead of constantly guessing how to fix them?River table building can feel intimidating at first. Between mold preparation, wood movement, leak prevention, leveling, curing temperatures, bubbles, and finishing work, many beginners struggle long before the resin itself becomes the real problem.This book was written to slow the process down and explain it more clearly.Instead of rushing through dramatic pours or unrealistic workshop shortcuts, this guide focuses on the small decisions that quietly shape cleaner, stronger, and more manageable resin projects over time.Inside, you'll learn how preparation habits, stable setups, careful pouring, and patient troubleshooting can help reduce frustration while improving confidence at every stage of the build.You'll discover: - How to create a safer and more organized beginner resin workspace - What deep-pour and tabletop epoxy actually do during curing - Why wood preparation affects long-term table stability - Practical ways to reduce leaks before expensive pours begin - How leveling systems influence resin flow and final appearance - Cleaner resin measuring and mixing habits for beginners - Simple methods for managing bubbles and surface defects - What causes overheating, uneven curing, and cloudiness - How to approach sanding and finishing more confidently - Calm troubleshooting methods for common workshop mistakes - Better workflow habits that make larger projects feel less stressfulThis guide takes a more thoughtful and practical approach than many fast-moving online tutorials. The focus is not perfection or hype. The focus is understanding how resin behaves in a real workshop so projects become easier to manage with experience.Whether you are preparing your first small practice pour or planning a larger live-edge table project, this book helps you build stronger foundations before expensive mistakes become discouraging.If you want clearer explanations, steadier workflow habits, and more confidence around resin table building, this book offers a practical place to begin.Take your time, learn the process carefully, and start building with greater clarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Have you ever looked at a beautiful mosaic and thought, "I wish I could make something like that"?Do you worry that you lack the artistic talent, expensive tools, or studio space to create mosaic art?What if you could go from never having cut a tile to completing projects you're proud to display, with clear, patient guidance every step of the way?Picture this: a quiet afternoon, sunlight streaming across your workspace, your hands confidently placing colorful tiles into a pattern you designed yourself. That feeling of creating something lasting with your own hands isn't reserved for professional artists. It's waiting for you.This book is everything I wish I'd had when I started, a patient coach, a complete guide, and permission to make mistakes along the way. I've spent years helping beginners discover the joy of mosaic art, watching them go from hesitant to confident, from uncertain about tools to creating pieces they proudly display.This isn't a collection of Pinterest-perfect projects that leave you wondering how they were made. It's not a textbook full of jargon. Instead, it's a true beginner's companion. I walk you through every step, explaining not just what to do, but why it matters. When things don't go perfectly (and they won't, that's part of the process), you'll find troubleshooting tips that actually work.Inside, you'll discover: - Your essential toolkit, what you truly need versus what you can skip- The beginner's mindset, releasing fear and embracing the creative process- Simple safety habits that protect your eyes, hands, and workspace- Your first project (a beautiful coaster) that teaches core skills used in every future piece- Color and design principles explained simply, with no art degree required- Cutting techniques from straight lines to curves, with guided practice- A picture frame project working with vertical surfaces and smaller pieces- A stepping stone project designed to withstand outdoor weather- Troubleshooting fixes for when tiles pop off or grout looks wrong- Pathways to sharing, selling, and becoming recognized in your communityI wrote this book the way I teach, with patience, encouragement, and honesty about the learning process. Every technique here has been tested with real beginners. Every troubleshooting tip comes from mistakes I've made and fixed myself.This book is for complete beginners who have never cut a tile, crafters looking to add a new skill, and anyone who wants a patient, encouraging guide. The materials are simple. The tools are affordable. And every skill you need is explained in these pages.All that's missing is your first cut. Add to cart This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Learn How Kiln-Formed Glass Actually Works, Without Feeling Lost in Technical ConfusionHave you ever looked at fused or slumped glass artwork and wondered how flat sheets of glass become smooth flowing bowls, layered textures, or glowing kiln-fired designs?Do firing schedules, compatibility charts, annealing stages, and kiln controls feel more intimidating than inspiring?Would you like a calmer, more beginner-friendly way to understand kiln glass without feeling rushed into complicated projects too early?Kiln-formed glass is one of the most rewarding creative processes to learn, but many beginners struggle because they are trying to understand heat, movement, compatibility, and firing behavior all at the same time.This book approaches the process differently.Instead of overwhelming you with technical language and advanced projects immediately, KILN-FORMED GLASS BASICS helps you understand how glass actually behaves inside the kiln, gradually, visually, and step by step.You will learn why certain projects crack, how firing schedules guide movement safely, how gravity shapes slumped glass, and why preparation habits often matter long before the kiln heats up.Inside, you'll explore: - Beginner-friendly explanations of kiln firing and heat movement - Glass compatibility and why COE matters - Safer kiln setup and workspace organization - Understanding annealing without technical confusion - Practical full fuse and tack fuse techniques - Preparing glass properly before firing - Bubble prevention and cleaner layering habits - Slumping basics and how molds influence movement - Simple beginner mold-making principles - Controlled firing practices for better consistency - Troubleshooting cracks, distortion, stress, and uneven movement - Observation-based learning techniques that build long-term confidenceWhat makes this book different is its focus on understanding instead of memorization.Rather than treating kiln-glass work like a rigid technical system, this guide helps you recognize patterns, movement, and cause-and-effect relationships that make the process feel more manageable over time.The writing style is intentionally calm, practical, and beginner-focused. Instead of pushing perfection, the book encourages observation, patience, safer habits, and gradual skill development through real firing experience.This book is complete on its own. Additional optional practice guidance is included for readers who want more structured firing exercises and mold-making exploration.If you want to learn kiln-formed glass through clearer explanations, thoughtful preparation, and a more confident understanding of how heat shapes glass, this book offers a strong place to begin.Add it to your library and begin exploring the creative possibilities of fusing, slumping, and kiln-fired glass with greater clarity and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Learn Quilting With More Confidence, Accuracy, and EaseHave you ever wanted to start quilting but felt overwhelmed by fabric choices, cutting mistakes, or uneven seams?Do quilting tools, measurements, and piecing instructions sometimes feel more confusing than inspiring?Would you love a calmer, more beginner-friendly way to learn quilting without feeling pressured to be perfect?Quilting for Everyday Makers is a practical beginner's guide designed to help you build quilting skills step by step with patience, clarity, and confidence. Instead of overwhelming you with advanced techniques too quickly, this book focuses on the foundational habits that make quilting smoother, more enjoyable, and easier to understand.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Choose beginner-friendly quilting fabrics with more confidence- Understand fabric grain, fabric weight, and preparation basics- Cut fabric more accurately using rotary cutters and rulers- Sew straighter, smoother, and more consistent seams- Piece quilt blocks that fit together more naturally- Match corners and seam intersections with greater accuracy- Press seams properly to improve alignment and reduce bulk- Create balanced quilt layouts using simple design principles- Avoid common beginner mistakes that cause frustration- Build confidence through steady practice and practical exercisesWritten in a calm, supportive, and easy-to-follow style, this book is ideal for beginners, sewing hobbyists, creative makers, and anyone looking for a more approachable introduction to quilting.You do not need advanced sewing experience, expensive equipment, or a perfect craft room to begin. You simply need practical guidance, steady practice, and the willingness to learn one step at a time.If you are ready to make quilting feel less intimidating and far more rewarding, this book will help you build the skills and confidence to create quilts you can genuinely feel proud of. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Build Better Resin Projects Without Feeling Overwhelmed by the ProcessHave you ever worried that one small mistake could ruin an entire resin table project?Do online tutorials make river table building look faster and easier than it actually feels in a real workshop?Would you rather understand why resin problems happen instead of constantly guessing how to fix them?River table building can feel intimidating at first. Between mold preparation, wood movement, leak prevention, leveling, curing temperatures, bubbles, and finishing work, many beginners struggle long before the resin itself becomes the real problem.This book was written to slow the process down and explain it more clearly.Instead of rushing through dramatic pours or unrealistic workshop shortcuts, this guide focuses on the small decisions that quietly shape cleaner, stronger, and more manageable resin projects over time.Inside, you'll learn how preparation habits, stable setups, careful pouring, and patient troubleshooting can help reduce frustration while improving confidence at every stage of the build.You'll discover: - How to create a safer and more organized beginner resin workspace - What deep-pour and tabletop epoxy actually do during curing - Why wood preparation affects long-term table stability - Practical ways to reduce leaks before expensive pours begin - How leveling systems influence resin flow and final appearance - Cleaner resin measuring and mixing habits for beginners - Simple methods for managing bubbles and surface defects - What causes overheating, uneven curing, and cloudiness - How to approach sanding and finishing more confidently - Calm troubleshooting methods for common workshop mistakes - Better workflow habits that make larger projects feel less stressfulThis guide takes a more thoughtful and practical approach than many fast-moving online tutorials. The focus is not perfection or hype. The focus is understanding how resin behaves in a real workshop so projects become easier to manage with experience.Whether you are preparing your first small practice pour or planning a larger live-edge table project, this book helps you build stronger foundations before expensive mistakes become discouraging.If you want clearer explanations, steadier workflow habits, and more confidence around resin table building, this book offers a practical place to begin.Take your time, learn the process carefully, and start building with greater clarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…