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Do you want to make your own Celtic patterns, but don't know where to start?
Do you want to incorporate Celtic designs into other projects you're working on?
If so then this book is for you.
Inside this book you will discover:
This book is a beautiful in-depth guide for history, origins and to create and enhance your own crafting of Celtic art.
Artists and crafters would benefit from reading this book.
Here are the answers to some questions you might have about this book:
Q: I have never worked on Celtic designs before, can I use this book to get started?
A: Yes. The primary goal of this book, is to help a complete beginner (like you) make their first pattern after reading this book.
This book contains detailed steps of how designs are constructed by compass and straightedge so that the interested reader can reconstruct images geometrically for him- or herself. (add to outline)
Q: I want to enhance my crafts projects (such as oil paintings and wood carving) by simply adapting whole or partial sections of Celtic designs. Can I do that with this book?
A: Absolutely. In fact, there is an entire section on adapting designs into wood carving and wood burning projects inside this book.
Q: Does this book have color or b/w images?
A: The book has a wonderful variety of Celtic and Norse graphic designs. The designs are clearly printed in black and white so they are easy to copy and to scale up or down.
Every day that you delay is another day you miss out on taking advantage of beautiful Celtic designs, and adding a fancy look to objects which have a normally simple shape such as clothing, furniture, fantasy weapons, or even buildings.
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