The essential craft book for all time!
This is the ultimate pastime book for folks of all ages and genders, which will keep you busy at any time of the day. This book is a compilation of three of my books on crafting covering;
- Pyrography (Wood Burning)
- Woodcarving
- Leather Crafting
The crafts thoroughly explained in this book will go a long way in honing your crafting skills and take you away from that everyday routine while you spend quality time in your workshop.
“The Pyrography, Woodcarving and Leather Crafting Beginners Guide with Exercises” is packed full of invaluable lessons, hints and guides that will bring out the craftsman in you.
As well as helping you develop crafting skills, you will also learn the importance of patience, building a focused and mindful attitude that is devoid of disturbances that are all around us.
Are you a bit confused about how to go about starting your first project? With your tools on your workbench and this book in front of you, and your journey towards crafting that masterpiece will be the most fun trip you have ever embarked on.
With your aim to have a grasp on what pyrography, leather crafting and woodworking are all about, this book covers everything that you need to know and much more.
Within the pages of this amazing book, you will learn;
Simple practice projects with illustrations to develop your confidence levels
How to shade, write and apply outlines
Variety of woods, equipments, finishing and your work bench
Simply and thoroughly explained wood carving methods
Temperature settings in wood burning
Importance facts about leather
Knowing what type of burning nibs to use
Cutting and making patterns
Stamping
Stitching
Embossing
Gluing
Coloring
Finishing
Beveling
How to source and care for leather
Projects
And so much more!
No matter the skill, project, or ideas you want to implement on your wood or leather piece, you will find all that in this book and much more!
What are you waiting for? GRAB a COPY now!
Genre: CRAFTS & HOBBIES / GeneralThe term pyrography has its origin in Greek, and it means pur graphos (fire writing), and it has been in existence since man discovered fire. Evidence of ancient men practicing this beautiful art can be found on the walls of caves and other structures. Writings, drawings, and other messages were inscribed and drawn on wood, walls, leathers, gourds, and other surfaces to pass messages, honor gods or to beautify the environment. Going back to the times of the ancient African men, the Egyptians, and in Asia, there are quite a lot of pyrography artifacts which points to the skills and ability shown by craftsman during those times. This art was commonly known as fire needle writing or drawing then. This process gave the artisans and avenue through which they got to showcase their skills and bring the most common objects to life.
