| by Bob Neill - 80 pages (March 28, 2006) |
 Pyrography is the art of ''drawing with fire''. Here are 30 original projects, from door numbers to trinket boxes to frames, all beautifully decorated with eye-catching designs. Starting with the basic tools of the craft and the choice of ''blanks'' or plain wooden objects this guide shows how to transfer patterns to the wood, do the actual burning, and add color to the finished work. Bob Neill is a former teacher and regular contributor to Woodturning magazine. He is now an international pyrography demonstrator whose skills are in great demand all over the world. |
| by Sue Waters & Joanne Tobey - 64 pages (March 1994) |
 Sue Waters guides the beginner through six beautiful wood burning projects. All of the tools, techniques and patterns necessary to create these works of art are provided within. Trouble-shooting tips help the novice avoid common mistakes from the outset.
Color photographs and basic, straight-forward descriptions detail every step along the way. By the time these projects are finished, you will have mastered lettering techniques, created floral displays, mountain and lake-side scenes, and even rendered your first elk on wood ... |
| by Lora S. Irish - 200 pages (September 2006) |
 Pyrography techniques, patterns & projects for all skill levels! Pyrography, the art of woodburning, is fully explored in this guide for beginners and experts alike. Providing details on the four essential pyrography ingredients - temperature, speed of stroke, texture patterns, and layering - this reference also includes chapters on equipment, surface selection and preparation, and finishing techniques.
Teaching the way in which the eye comprehends visual tones and translating this knowledge into light and dark values with woodburning tools, this text for all skill levels also provides 30 traceable line patterns ... |
| by Sue Waters - 64 pages (August 30, 2003) |
 Sue Waters skillfully guides readers through all the wood burning steps to create stunning angel art. Three inspirational projects are presented: The Prayer Bench, Puppy Heaven, and Victorian Angel.
Over 240 clear, detailed, full color photographs, three patterns, and concise, step-by-step instructions are included. The detailed text provides full listings of all tools necessary to successfully complete these projects, ranging from the wood stock and burning tips employed to the varnish required to seal the work. Every step is carefully explained ... |
| by Sue Walters - 112 pages (April 1, 2006) |
 Versatility is the main attraction of this manual that offers 30 handsome wildlife illustrations and 10 border designs suitable for transfer.
Information is included about techniques for transferring both line and tonal patterns, illustrations are marked to show how to isolate parts of the design to use in conjunction with other images or alone, and the use of computers and copiers to modify patterns is also discussed. |
| by Al Chapman - 64 pages (October 1, 1999) |
 The art of pyrography, burning designs into wood and many other materials, can add a special touch to any project, including wooden trunks and jewelry, wildlife carvings, leather pictures, and paper collages.
In this book, Al Chapman will explain the different tools and mediums that can be used, and will show you in detail how to use them for different effects. You will learn several methods of transferring a pattern onto your piece of wood or leather ... |
| by Stephen Poole - 160 pages (June 30, 1996) |
 Every area of the craft comes with clear instructions: where to find designs, what tools and equipment to make or buy, and how to construct your own wire-point instruments, as well as how to produce lifelike textures, master the art of shading techniques, select the proper color, enhance wood-turned objects, and protect finishes.
A photo gallery of winning projects is accompanied by tips on marketing and selling your work ... |
| by Norma Gregory - 117 pages (August 28, 2003) |
 Compiled by an acclaimed knitwear designer and teacher, this collection of 350 knitted edgings, borders and trims runs the gamut of styles.
A wealth of individual project ideas are featured for ribbed edges, ruffles, lace, fringes, flora, and garters. Color photographs accompany each of the designs, which rely upon readily available yarns ... |
| by David Macfarlane - 144 pages (December 1, 2005) |
 A common wild gourd becomes a thing of beauty in the hands of 25 top artisans who specialize in exploring, expressing--and teaching--their handiwork.
Magnificent projects shown in illuminating full-color photos and practical skills introduce you to a diversity of ways to turn gourds into works of art ... |
| by Norma Gregory - 112 pages (December 31, 1999) |
 This imaginative collection provides complete themes to copy easily onto a wood surface.
Illustrated instructions show how to trace, enlarge or reduce, and transfer designs; add color, and apply finishes. Patterns feature wildlife, landscapes, seascapes, close-ups of flowers and fruits, holiday symbols, as well as borders, multisided themes, and details to enhance any project. |
| by Betty Auth - 128 pages (June 30, 2001) |
 Woodburning, or pyrography, is the art of burning decorative designs or pictures into a wooden surface with a penlike tool.
Unlike so many types of woodcraft, it presents few barriers to the beginner as the basic tools are inexpensive and it is relatively safe and clean.
Auth, an artist who has been featured on HGTV's Home Matters and in numerous craft magazines, offers an excellent ... © 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc. |
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