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B10. Creative Correspondence -- Book List
C10. Offbeat Books -- Book List
No recommended books for these classes
Michael's Books and DVDs:
B2674. Cards that Pop-up, Flip & Slide. $19.99. JNB $17.99. Your pre order price with the 10% discount $16.16.
B2799. Books Unbound. $22.99. JNB $19.99 Your pre order price with the 10% discount $17.99.
DVD34. Art Unscripted. $29.95
DVD32. Paper Transformations. Pre-order! S29.95.
Supplies for Both Classes
SUPPLIES FOR BOTH CLASSES: Basic Tool Kit; 0.5 mm mechanical
pencil with 2-H lead; utility knife; extra blades for knife and X-acto;
stapler; bookbinder's awl OR push pin; bone folder; needle and
one spool (or more) strong thread (waxed linen, carpet, etc.);
scrap papers to protect work surface; 2 pieces mat board 5 ½"
square; 3 pieces thin cardboard or chipboard 4" square; 10 text
weight decorated papers 8½"x11"or larger (paste, marbled,
sponged, wrapping, etc.); 30 text weight papers for pages, 8½" x
11" (assorted colors, textures); misc. beads, strings, yarns, feathers,
trinkets, etc., to use as collage elements on finished projects; plastic bag
for trash.
OPTIONAL: Three-sided architect's ruler with 1/16" scale.
B10. Creative Correspondence-- Supplies
NEED TO BRING: Basic supply kit listed above; one roll ½" wide
double-stick tape (with protective peel-off backing); 30 sheets
65-80 lb cardstock, 8½" x 11" (assorted colors, textures); small
decorative papers.
C10. Offbeat Books -- Supplies
NEED TO BRING: Basic supply kit listed above; 25 sheets 65-80
lb cardstock, 8½"x11" (assorted colors, textures); 10 sheets plain,
white computer paper, 8½"x11."
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B2674. Cards that Pop-up, Flip, & Slide
Cards That Pop-Up, Flip & Slide
By Michael Jacobs. 2005. 96pp. 8.5"x11". Paper. Retail Price $19.99. SALE
One-of-a-kind cards with moving parts such as pop-ups, sliders, and flaps.Using step-by-step instructions and 22 easy-to-follow templates, readers will learn how to: put together clever and dynamic interactive cards using simple tools that are easy to find in craft stores, use a variety of papers, from handmade and printed to recycled, for unique graphic looks, create their own envelopes for a stunning total package, jazz up any project using inks, collage, colored pencils, and more!
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B2799. Books Unbound/Jacobs
Books Unbound: 20 Innovative Bookmaking Projects
By Michael Jacobs. 2006. 128pp., 8.5" x 11". Paper.
Retail Price $22.95 SALE
Michael's third book of projects is another winner. Learn how to create pop-up designs, multiple layers, and special folds that are sculptural,multi-dimensional and clever. Complete step-by-step instructions make these great 3D and layered designs achievable. Includes templates, full color photos of finished projects, and variations.
Covers may have some shelf wear.
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DVD34. Art Unscripted DVD
Art Unscripted: An Artist Retreat Hosted by Carol Duvall 160 Minutes.
Michael Jacobs is featured along with 6 other artists working in different media, from papercrafts to polymer clay to metal embossing to carving rubber stamps.
Artists:
Judy Belcher: Polymer Clay
Sarah Hodsdon: Carved Stamps
Michael Jacobs: Paper Sculpture
MaryJo McGraw: Mixed Media
Magdalena Muldoon: Embossed Metal
Karen Elaine Thomas: Paper Crafts
Judi Watanabe: Stamped Charms
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DVD32. Paper Transformations
Have you been to a Michael Jacobs workshop and wished that you had a video of Michael's demonstrations to use later? Paper Transformations is just that, packed with techniques, tips, and step-by-step instructions to help you make papercraft and book art projects.
Reserve your copy today! Your card won't be charged until the DVD ships.
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S347. Bookbinding Awl
Bookbinding Awl
3-1/4".
For punching holes in signatures. Finer shaft than our other awl.
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S117-6. Bone Folder 6in X 3/4in
Basic Bone Folder
For folding, scoring, and burnishing. Made of genuine bone (cattle). One end rounded, one end pointed. 6"x3/4".
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S310. 35/3 Linen Thread 50 yrds
S310 Unbleached Linen Thread 50yd
From the UK. 100% Flax. Unwaxed. 35/3. 50 yards
The first number is the thickness of the thread. The higher the number, the thinner the thread. That is 12/3 is thicker than 18/3. The second number is the number of strands that are twisted together to make the thread. 12/3 has three strands.
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