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Tassels [Hardcover]

Susan Dickens
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...a limitless assortment of original creations. -- Sew News

...the instructions and illustrations are so well done that anybody can succeed in making them. -- Piecework

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Step-by-step instructions for creating decorative tassels, from the choice of threads to the final embellishing touches, are illustrated by inspiring color photographs in this guide. Designs range from the simple to the elaborate and offer a myriad of unique finishes. The tassel heads featured are decorated with intricate decoupage and embroidery, boldly painted beads, threads, ribbons, and pompoms for elegant and professional-looking adornments.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Useful and important for adding a tassel touch, Jan 23 2001
This review is from: Tassels (Hardcover)
Tassels provides step-by-step instructions for creating sixteen decorative tassels, covering everything from choosing threads to finishing touches. Any involved in crafts or arts projects will find this very specific guide useful and important for adding a tassel touch to a design or piece: the black and white step-by-step illustrations are very clear and the color photos excellent.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Another Winner from Susan Dickens!, July 27 2000
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C. Mitchell (Bremerton, WA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Tassels (Hardcover)
Susan comes up with another winner - both beginning tassel makers and experienced designers will appreciate this book. This book is a sophisticated sequel to her earlier The Art of Tassel Making. Basics of tassel anatomy and construction techniques will ease beginners into this wonderful textile art. Among the most useful tips for experienced tassel makers are instructions on how to replicate vintage jasmine petal components, decorative strips and flower centers by embroidering over a sheet aluminum base. Also detailed are ribbon flowers, chevron wrapped and peyote stitched tassel heads, and beaded overskirts. The impeccably constructed tassels are simply but beautifully photographed, and Jane's illustrations are easy to follow. Seven tassels pictured are fairly basic in style and construction, with the remaining nine showing various styles of additional embellishment. This book is another "must have" for anyone smitten with the creative art of tassel making! On the negative side, be forewarned that the much-awaited Suppliers List does not contain any US suppliers; this was a major disappointment. Other than that omission, Susan's new book was another delightful read from beginning to end.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Another Winner from Susan Dickens!, July 27 2000
By C. Mitchell - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Tassels (Hardcover)
Susan comes up with another winner - both beginning tassel makers and experienced designers will appreciate this book. This book is a sophisticated sequel to her earlier The Art of Tassel Making. Basics of tassel anatomy and construction techniques will ease beginners into this wonderful textile art. Among the most useful tips for experienced tassel makers are instructions on how to replicate vintage jasmine petal components, decorative strips and flower centers by embroidering over a sheet aluminum base. Also detailed are ribbon flowers, chevron wrapped and peyote stitched tassel heads, and beaded overskirts. The impeccably constructed tassels are simply but beautifully photographed, and Jane's illustrations are easy to follow. Seven tassels pictured are fairly basic in style and construction, with the remaining nine showing various styles of additional embellishment. This book is another "must have" for anyone smitten with the creative art of tassel making! On the negative side, be forewarned that the much-awaited Suppliers List does not contain any US suppliers; this was a major disappointment. Other than that omission, Susan's new book was another delightful read from beginning to end.

15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Useful and important for adding a tassel touch, Jan 23 2001
By Midwest Book Review - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Tassels (Hardcover)
Tassels provides step-by-step instructions for creating sixteen decorative tassels, covering everything from choosing threads to finishing touches. Any involved in crafts or arts projects will find this very specific guide useful and important for adding a tassel touch to a design or piece: the black and white step-by-step illustrations are very clear and the color photos excellent.
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