Homemade: The Heart and Science of Handcrafts

Crafters—beginners and veterans alike—can turn to Homemade to learn which glues and finishes to use, how to form a perfect beaded loop, assemble a miniature robot, hollow out an egg, emboss paper, make a hand-tied bouquet, or transform a chandelier. Overflowing with hundreds of techniques; easy-to-follow step-by-step directions supported by more than eight hundred beautiful and precise hand-drawn illustrations, diagrams, and patterns; and countless insider secrets and troubleshooting tips, Homemade is an indispensable go-to reference no crafter should be without.

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Homemade: The Heart and Science of Handcrafts by Carol Endler Sterbenz

A former syndicated columnist of By Hand and Primary Colors: Sterbenz was the founding Editor-in-Chief of the quarterly magazine Handcraft Illustrated. See all Editorial Reviews. Product details File Size: Scribner; Reprint edition October 18, Publication Date: October 18, Sold by: Share your thoughts with other customers. Write a customer review. Read reviews that mention black and white love this book craft crafts projects pictures crafting sterbenz copy illustrations subjects. Showing of 14 reviews. Top Reviews Most recent Top Reviews.

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There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Do not expect a lot of color pictures in this book as you will be disappointed, there aren't any. But that out of the way, there are plenty of black and white illustrations and patterns the author provides for you to copy and enlarge when necessary to complete many of her suggested projects, once again, a good reason to buy the book and not the e-reader edition of this one. This is a great gook for anyone who enjoys crafts. It is like a big reference book, pages of information, covering subjects from beading, floral arts, paper crafting, decoupage, decorative embellishing such as mirror etching, etched glass Christmas ornaments, gilding, dry-embossing velvet, creating a mosaic table and the list goes on.

The book then provides a chapter on children's arts and crafts and ends with a chapter provided on patterns and original art covering many of the projects throughout the book. So, if you like crafts, you will like this book, it is filled with idea after idea for different projects. Overall, a great general reference on lots of craft techniques.

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Nov 26, Annette McIntyre rated it really liked it Shelves: Very good and detailed, with lots of different crafts covered. Feb 04, Maggie rated it it was ok Shelves: This is a DNF for me, the crafts I enjoy are scrapbooking and crochet and to be honest I was surprised that neither were represented in this book. Jun 07, Nancy rated it it was ok. Way more information that I wanted and the projects were are pretty complicated. Betty rated it liked it Jan 07, Egulli rated it it was amazing Jul 17, Jenny rated it liked it Sep 25, Michaela rated it liked it Sep 29, Helena rated it it was ok Nov 15, Soehnke Hasselhof rated it liked it Sep 02, Gerry Morgan rated it liked it Sep 06, Emily rated it really liked it Feb 20, Cassandra Ambrose rated it liked it Jun 24, June rated it really liked it Jan 26, Erin rated it really liked it Jan 23, Katrina rated it liked it Sep 08, Penelope marked it as to-read Aug 15, Mona marked it as to-read Sep 30, Heidi Andres marked it as to-read Oct 27, Janet marked it as to-read Nov 14, Heather Hay marked it as to-read Nov 21, Zoe marked it as to-read Dec 04, Adrienne marked it as to-read Dec 11, Jaime marked it as to-read Dec 17, Maria marked it as to-read Dec 24, Sam Barnes marked it as to-read Dec 29, Want to Read saving….

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Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Homemade by Carol Endler Sterbenz. Offering an abundance of information and inspiration, Homemade is a revelatory addition to the craft world—the ultimate reference book on crafting and also a warm, engagingly written book that combines history and personal narrative with the science that makes a craft possible and the passion that inspires it.

Carol Endler Sterbenz is a crafter, a teacher, a homemaker, a w Offering an abundance of information and inspiration, Homemade is a revelatory addition to the craft world—the ultimate reference book on crafting and also a warm, engagingly written book that combines history and personal narrative with the science that makes a craft possible and the passion that inspires it.

Carol Endler Sterbenz is a crafter, a teacher, a homemaker, a wife, and a mother. Raised by immigrant parents who taught her the enduring value of resourcefulness and creativity, she makes her lifetime of experience and infinite enthusiasm the foundation for Homemade.

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Sterbenz provides readers with not only practical information and direction but also a philosophy and methodology of crafting that build confidence and ability, making it easy to achieve truly professional results. Teeming with clear, reliable, and thorough information on everything from tools and materials to techniques, Homemade is an essential guide to seven of the most beloved crafts: Crafters—beginners and veterans alike—can turn to Homemade to learn which glues and finishes to use, how to form a perfect beaded loop, assemble a miniature robot, hollow out an egg, emboss paper, make a hand-tied bouquet, or transform a chandelier.

Overflowing with hundreds of techniques; easy-to-follow step-by-step directions supported by more than eight hundred beautiful and precise hand-drawn illustrations, diagrams, and patterns; and countless insider secrets and troubleshooting tips, Homemade is an indispensable go-to reference no crafter should be without. Hardcover , pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Homemade , please sign up. Lists with This Book.

This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Sep 13, Carol rated it it was ok Shelves: This book is full of good ideas but it has one big downfall, there are no color pictures, or even good black and white pictures for that matter. It reads like an encyclopedia for crafts but I like color pictures in a craft book so I can be inspired to make the items and see what they are supposed to look like.

If they ever come out with another edition of this book I hope they add better pictures. Nov 18, Emily rated it really liked it Shelves: This is almost a craft encyclopedia. It's got a lot of good information, but is so large as to be almost unwieldy. Each chapter starts with a personal anecdote of the author information on how she learned that craft, which I skipped.

The general information on each craft is really good.