Crafting With Copper: 27 Creative Projects for Home & Garden
27 Creative Projects for Home & Garden
Nonfiction, Home & Garden, Crafts & Hobbies, Metal Work
| Author: | Jana Freiband | ISBN: | 9781616733360 |
| Publisher: | Creative Publishing international | Publication: | April 17, 2007 |
| Imprint: | Creative Publishing international | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jana Freiband |
| ISBN: | 9781616733360 |
| Publisher: | Creative Publishing international |
| Publication: | April 17, 2007 |
| Imprint: | Creative Publishing international |
| Language: | English |
Artistic Metal Work Made SimpleFabulous works of metal art don't require expensive materials, dangerous tools, or special safety gear. Ordinary copper tubing and rolls of sheet copper are available at any hardware store or home center, and can be used for an infinite number of clever and creative craft items. Crafting with Copper gives readers complete plans and directions for 27 easy-to-build projects they'll be proud to display in home and garden, or give away as gifts.Working with copper is a remarkably easy craft-one that will introduce readers to the wonderful world of creative metal work and build confidence in their skills. Soft and bendable yet rigid enough to hold its shape, copper pieces can be fashioned with simple cuttings tools and cheap propane torches, or put together with screws or glue.
Artistic Metal Work Made SimpleFabulous works of metal art don't require expensive materials, dangerous tools, or special safety gear. Ordinary copper tubing and rolls of sheet copper are available at any hardware store or home center, and can be used for an infinite number of clever and creative craft items. Crafting with Copper gives readers complete plans and directions for 27 easy-to-build projects they'll be proud to display in home and garden, or give away as gifts.Working with copper is a remarkably easy craft-one that will introduce readers to the wonderful world of creative metal work and build confidence in their skills. Soft and bendable yet rigid enough to hold its shape, copper pieces can be fashioned with simple cuttings tools and cheap propane torches, or put together with screws or glue.
