Joanne Haywood - Jewellery Designer/Maker

Contemporary Jewellery: Innovative Materials by CYPI Press
CYPI Press, 2012

"The works presented in Contemporary Jewellery Art were created by roughly forty young and dynamic jewellery designers from around the world. Their work is not about luxury or even permanence. They strive to use innovative materials and experimental aesthetics to enrich the world of traditional jewellery design. What is featured in Contemporary Jewellery Art are separated into four chapters according to material: metal, ceramics & stone; wood; fur & textiles; plastic, soap & rubber; and other materials. Each chapter focuses on creative uses of these materials."

New Rings: 500+ Designs From Around The World by Nicolas Estrada
Thames & Hudson, 2011

"This marvellously illustrated book is a blend of the avant-garde, the unconventional and the delightful. Showcasing 591 contemporary rings by almost 300 international designers who stimulate the imagination by challenging traditional practices and standard definitions. The finished products are sculpture for the hands, and range from the simple to the abstract, from everyday rings to those that are more challenging."

Design & Make: Mixed Media Jewellery by Joanne Haywood
A&C Black, 2009

"There are very few books currently covering mixed media jewellery, and this book provides a thorough and comprehensive introduction to all the materials and techniques you need to get you started in this exciting area of jewellery making. Designed like a 'tasting menu', this book will help beginner jewellers learn and adapt a wide range of techniques and skills to various types of materials through a series of making sequences, and learn how to incorporate these within their own designs."

Design & Make: Jewellery Using Textiles Techniques by Sarah Keay
A&C Black, 2009

"A large-format, highly illustrated how-to-do-it book for beginners and practising jewellers looking for new ideas. There has been a recent increase in jewellers using textile techniques in their work, and this book provides a thorough and comprehensive introduction to all the materials and techniques you need to get you started in this exciting area of jewellery making. Using a step-by-step approach, this book is an accessible, but thorough, introduction to a wide range of textiles techniques for those more accustomed to working with metals than with fabrics and yarns."

Stitched Jewels by Marthe Le Van
Lark, 2009

"Stitched Jewels presents 25 exquisite projects incorporating cloth, textiles, and other materials, all created by top designers. Because the craft involves such a wonderfully wide selection of techniques, these artists can all show off their diverse backgrounds: Ellen Gerritse constructs an ornate leaf neckpiece from bright mesh swatches; Deborah Boschert layers circles of cotton and fuses them over a leather cord; and Bethany Fields shows off her theatrical training in a dramatic black and white gingham bracelet. They’re unique, beautiful, and fun to make."

Adorn: New Jewellery by Amanda Mansell
Laurence King, 2008

"This showcase of new jewellery offers a global view of exciting work from nearly 200 cutting-edge jewellery designers. It highlights the diverse forms that contemporary jewellery takes, from simple wedding or commitment rings, to elaborate body jewellery that blurs the boundaries between art and adornment, to catwalk jewellery specially commissioned for couture collections."

500 Felt Objects: Creative Explorations Of A Remarkable Material by Nathalie Mornu
Lark, 2011

"This is a new entry in the popular '500 Series' that helps reveal felt's full potential. Inspiration abounds in this unique new entry in the popular '500 Series'. From garments to carpets to vessels, from home decor to installations, '500 Felt Objects' is an impressive, flagship display of masterful felt creations. This very diverse collection honours the work of traditional fibre artists side-by-side with avant-garde designers and a broad range of styles, colours and forms help reveal felt's full potential."

The Art of Jewellery Design: From Idea to Reality by Elizabeth Olver
A&C Black, 2002

"This is a creative guide to designing jewellery, written by experienced jewellery maker, Liz Olver. In this book she gives comprehensive details on the essential stages of the design process - from working out the brief and seeking inspiration to working with technical drawings and developing the idea further as the piece evolves. Case studies, real-life projects and tips provide professional advice and encouragement. The book is written and illustrated in a clear cut and easily accessible style."

The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Jewellery Making Techniques by Vannetta Seecharran
Search Press Ltd, 2009

"A comprehensive guide for jewellers who want to create unusual and unique pieces. All the techniques are explained step-by-step, from the essential metalsmithing techniques to working methods for a wide range of other materials, to be used on their own or in combination. Techniques and processes for working with plastics, ceramics, glass, textiles, paper, natural and found objects, mixed media, and precious and non-precious metals."

The Jewellery Materials Sourcebook by Anastasia Young
A&C Black, 2008

"This is a visual directory to working with a wide range of materials while making jewellery. The materials range from base metals (copper, brass etc.) to precious metals (silver, gold and platinum) to natural materials (wood, bone, leather etc.) to plastics and other media (perspex, nylon, resin, rubber, porcelain, glass, textiles, paper, etc.). The result is a compendium that will appeal and be suitable for all jewellers whether they are novices or professionals."

The Workbench Guide to Jewelry Techniques by Anastasia Young
Thames & Hudson, 2010

"This comprehensive and ambitious workshop reference book for jewelers brings together a vast range of skills, techniques and technical data in one volume, providing an essential one-stop look-it-up resource for both students and professionals. The focus is on detailed explanation with clear step-bystep photography used extensively which means that while this book contains the expert techniques aimed squarely at professional jewelers, it is also accessible to students of any level seeking an authoritative and comprehensive bible of their craft."

Publications	The following is a list of publications that include Joanne's work. You can click on the book covers to buy the products online.
	Contemporary Jewellery: Innovative Materials by CYPI Press CYPI Press, 2012 "The works presented in Contemporary Jewellery Art were created by roughly forty young and dynamic jewellery designers from around the world. Their work is not about luxury or even permanence. They strive to use innovative materials and experimental aesthetics to enrich the world of traditional jewellery design. What is featured in Contemporary Jewellery Art are separated into four chapters according to material: metal, ceramics & stone; wood; fur & textiles; plastic, soap & rubber; and other materials. Each chapter focuses on creative uses of these materials."
	New Rings: 500+ Designs From Around The World by Nicolas Estrada Thames & Hudson, 2011 "This marvellously illustrated book is a blend of the avant-garde, the unconventional and the delightful. Showcasing 591 contemporary rings by almost 300 international designers who stimulate the imagination by challenging traditional practices and standard definitions. The finished products are sculpture for the hands, and range from the simple to the abstract, from everyday rings to those that are more challenging."
	Design & Make: Mixed Media Jewellery by Joanne Haywood A&C Black, 2009 "There are very few books currently covering mixed media jewellery, and this book provides a thorough and comprehensive introduction to all the materials and techniques you need to get you started in this exciting area of jewellery making. Designed like a 'tasting menu', this book will help beginner jewellers learn and adapt a wide range of techniques and skills to various types of materials through a series of making sequences, and learn how to incorporate these within their own designs."
	Design & Make: Jewellery Using Textiles Techniques by Sarah Keay A&C Black, 2009 "A large-format, highly illustrated how-to-do-it book for beginners and practising jewellers looking for new ideas. There has been a recent increase in jewellers using textile techniques in their work, and this book provides a thorough and comprehensive introduction to all the materials and techniques you need to get you started in this exciting area of jewellery making. Using a step-by-step approach, this book is an accessible, but thorough, introduction to a wide range of textiles techniques for those more accustomed to working with metals than with fabrics and yarns."
	500 Silver Jewelry Designs by Marthe Le Van & Talya Baharal Lark, 2011 "This new addition to the 500 series is an outstanding collection of handmade silver jewellery by both established and emerging international designers. From time-honoured forging of cuffs and chokers to cutting-edge brooches and rings, silver's beauty is fully revealed in a range of techniques, styles and forms that will delight and challenge both the wearer and craftsperson."
	Stitched Jewels by Marthe Le Van Lark, 2009 "Stitched Jewels presents 25 exquisite projects incorporating cloth, textiles, and other materials, all created by top designers. Because the craft involves such a wonderfully wide selection of techniques, these artists can all show off their diverse backgrounds: Ellen Gerritse constructs an ornate leaf neckpiece from bright mesh swatches; Deborah Boschert layers circles of cotton and fuses them over a leather cord; and Bethany Fields shows off her theatrical training in a dramatic black and white gingham bracelet. They’re unique, beautiful, and fun to make."
	Adorn: New Jewellery by Amanda Mansell Laurence King, 2008 "This showcase of new jewellery offers a global view of exciting work from nearly 200 cutting-edge jewellery designers. It highlights the diverse forms that contemporary jewellery takes, from simple wedding or commitment rings, to elaborate body jewellery that blurs the boundaries between art and adornment, to catwalk jewellery specially commissioned for couture collections."
	Mastering Sketching: A Complete Course in 40 Lessons by Judy Martin Quarto, 2011 "Mastering Sketching highlights drawing and painting mediums including charcoal, pen, pencil, watercolour and pastels. Perfect for novices, students, practising artists, and teachers alike, this helpful guide offers both practical and inspirational advice for perfecting your sketching skills."
	500 Felt Objects: Creative Explorations Of A Remarkable Material by Nathalie Mornu Lark, 2011 "This is a new entry in the popular '500 Series' that helps reveal felt's full potential. Inspiration abounds in this unique new entry in the popular '500 Series'. From garments to carpets to vessels, from home decor to installations, '500 Felt Objects' is an impressive, flagship display of masterful felt creations. This very diverse collection honours the work of traditional fibre artists side-by-side with avant-garde designers and a broad range of styles, colours and forms help reveal felt's full potential."
	The Art of Jewellery Design: From Idea to Reality by Elizabeth Olver A&C Black, 2002 "This is a creative guide to designing jewellery, written by experienced jewellery maker, Liz Olver. In this book she gives comprehensive details on the essential stages of the design process - from working out the brief and seeking inspiration to working with technical drawings and developing the idea further as the piece evolves. Case studies, real-life projects and tips provide professional advice and encouragement. The book is written and illustrated in a clear cut and easily accessible style."
	The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Jewellery Making Techniques by Vannetta Seecharran Search Press Ltd, 2009 "A comprehensive guide for jewellers who want to create unusual and unique pieces. All the techniques are explained step-by-step, from the essential metalsmithing techniques to working methods for a wide range of other materials, to be used on their own or in combination. Techniques and processes for working with plastics, ceramics, glass, textiles, paper, natural and found objects, mixed media, and precious and non-precious metals."
	The Jewellery Materials Sourcebook by Anastasia Young A&C Black, 2008 "This is a visual directory to working with a wide range of materials while making jewellery. The materials range from base metals (copper, brass etc.) to precious metals (silver, gold and platinum) to natural materials (wood, bone, leather etc.) to plastics and other media (perspex, nylon, resin, rubber, porcelain, glass, textiles, paper, etc.). The result is a compendium that will appeal and be suitable for all jewellers whether they are novices or professionals."
	The Workbench Guide to Jewelry Techniques by Anastasia Young Thames & Hudson, 2010 "This comprehensive and ambitious workshop reference book for jewelers brings together a vast range of skills, techniques and technical data in one volume, providing an essential one-stop look-it-up resource for both students and professionals. The focus is on detailed explanation with clear step-bystep photography used extensively which means that while this book contains the expert techniques aimed squarely at professional jewelers, it is also accessible to students of any level seeking an authoritative and comprehensive bible of their craft."