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Junk Drawer Jewelry by Rachel Di Salle β€” book cover

Junk Drawer Jewelry

by Rachel Di Salle, Ellen Warwick, Jane Kurisu
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Overview

Do you want jewelry so original that nobody will believe you made it yourself? Just take a look in your junk drawer. This book in the Kids Can Do It series encourages kids to dig deeply into drawers, toolboxes and recycling bins for materials you never dreamed could look so cool. Browse your local hardware, craft and fabric stores for more of the goods you'll need. Get ready to make dazzling jewelry that celebrates your sense of style.

Synopsis

This book in the Kids Can Do It series encourages kids to dig deeply in drawers, toolboxes and recycling bins— and make the coolest jewelry on the planet!

Children's Literature

This fun craft book is for girls who want to make their own jewelry. Items from craft stores, hardware stores, and even the music store can be used to create festive items. Many of these items are easy to find but difficult to recognize once they have been used for the projects because they look so good. The simple step-by-step directions are easy to understand and follow, as each step is completely illustrated and described. The book starts with a few tips and tricks to create fun things, along with a list of important supplies needed for each project. Photographs of the completed projects are included for each project. And, just like a cooking recipe, a description of the items needed to complete the project is included for each design. A total of sixteen projects is included, and most are at about the same level of difficulty. Girls who love to create projects will love this book with so many fun ideas.

About the Author, Rachel Di Salle

Jane Kurisu is an illustrator whose books include The Sleepover Book and The Jumbo Book of Gardening. She lives in Toronto, Ontario.

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Editorials

Children's Literature - Nicole Peterson

This fun craft book is for girls who want to make their own jewelry. Items from craft stores, hardware stores, and even the music store can be used to create festive items. Many of these items are easy to find but difficult to recognize once they have been used for the projects because they look so good. The simple step-by-step directions are easy to understand and follow, as each step is completely illustrated and described. The book starts with a few tips and tricks to create fun things, along with a list of important supplies needed for each project. Photographs of the completed projects are included for each project. And, just like a cooking recipe, a description of the items needed to complete the project is included for each design. A total of sixteen projects is included, and most are at about the same level of difficulty. Girls who love to create projects will love this book with so many fun ideas.

School Library Journal

Gr 4-7-An artistic, colorful photographic cover draws readers into the exciting world of jewelry crafting. Introductory information and tips are provided for getting started, safety concerns (when using a glue gun and an oven), other tools, and jewelry findings (clasps, jump rings, head and eye pins, ring forms, earring wires, ribbon closures). Projects of varying difficulty include bracelets, necklaces, rings, wristbands, chokers, and earrings. Each project is accompanied by a color photo, a "You Will Need" list, and step-by-step instructions. This book will be a popular addition to libraries, along with Pam Scheunemann's Cool Beaded Jewelry (ABDO, 2005).-Augusta R. Malvagno, Queens Borough Public Library, NY Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Book Details

Published
October 1, 2006
Publisher
Kids Can Press, Limited
Pages
40
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781553379669

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