Classical Loop-in-Loop Chains

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Summary: A must for hobbyists in chain making.
Review: This book is so well-written, techniques so clearly illustrated, that a really great piece of jewelry can be turned out with little previous experience. It one of the best how-to books of its kind I have seen. For silversmithing beginners, it shows chains that can be made in your living room on a tray from fine silver wire, with a mini-torch, and requires no sophisticated soldering.

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Summary: One of the best jewelry books written
Review: This book should be on every craftsperson's and metalworker's workbench!! It is thorough, detailed, and easy to follow. This is a wonderful book written by a gifted teacher and metalworker. If only Jean Stark would write more books, especially one on granulation and gold alloy metalsmithing...

Rating:
Summary: One of the best jewelry books written
Review: This book should be on every craftsperson's and metalworker's workbench!! It is thorough, detailed, and easy to follow. This is a wonderful book written by a gifted teacher and metalworker. If only Jean Stark would write more books, especially one on granulation and gold alloy metalsmithing...

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Summary: The greatest
Review: This is the greatest book on chain making I have ever seen. WOW! It's clarity and professionalism is superb.