Scoubidou
Jewellery
By Corien
van Tienhoven
If
you think that Scooby Doo is just a cartoon dog with a large appetite,
then you need this book to show you the hottest new trend in fashion
jewellery. Scoubidou are long plastic strands that come in many
different colors and have been around since the 60s but are enjoying
a revival now. Knotting them together to make things is a bit like
macramé, but with a fun and funky twist.
Not
just children but all ages (this reviewer for example) can enjoy
themselves making fun summer jewellery that is just crying out to
be worn with gaily-colored sundresses and flip-flops. The diagrams
are in color, and easier to follow than those in the official Scoubidou
book Scoubidou Fun Time (available with some sets), but if
you want a wider range of projects then this book has them, instead
of just jewellery and key rings which are shown in here. Once you
have mastered the knotting techniques it is on with the projects,
which make use of inexpensive beads, Makins Clay (and that sea mold)
as well as cookie cutters and all sorts of other easily available
bits and pieces. This is a user-friendly, gloriously colorful book
that is so summery you almost expect sand to fall out of it...I
had a lot of fun with this and so will anybody into fashion jewellery.
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The
Book |
Forte Publishers (distributed in UK by Search Press) |
April 2005 |
Paperback |
1844481204 |
Juvenile How-To Books/Jewelry Making |
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Excerpt |
NOTE: |
The
Reviewer |
Rachel A Hyde |
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NOTE:
If you cannot find Scoubidou or Makins Clay locally try
/www.searchpress.com for a list of suppliers. |
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