Hundreds of sumptuous braided designs are arranged by structure, from twisted and knotted pieces to more elaborate looped and woven examples. Each braid features a beautiful close-up photograph, materials list, step-by-step instructions, and easy-to-follow color illustrations to guide crafters along. Each technique is explored in-depth, followed by tips on starting and finishing braids and advice for incorporating braids into other textile projects.
About the Author :
Jacqui Carey is the author of Beads and Braids, The Beginner's Guide to Braiding, Creative Kumihimo, and Round the Beading Twist, as well as a teacher and lecturer specializing in braid making.
Review :
This should be the standard reference on braiding. - Library Journal, starred review
What good is a braiding book to us knitters? TONS! You must see this book...Brilliant. - Knitty.com
A fascinating compilation of braids that is well-illustrated and clearly explained. - The News & Observer
Five stars! I am literally fascinated by all the various kinds of braids and trims that can be made. - Knitting News
Such simple techniques yielding such sumptuous results...I'm dreaming about ways to use the miles of trims I'm planning on making. - Craftypod.com
If you have fond memories of making lanyards in summer camp, this book is for you. - Knitter's Review
This is braiding for grown-ups...braids that you create to decorate whatever you wish. The results are luscious. - Fiber Arts News
A great deal of value to offer even the more experienced braider - Library Bookwatch
