Defining "organic" No it's not about farming, but while we, and many other bead suppliers, define organic as beads deriving from plant or animal materials, in this instance Susan defines it as "handmade, imaginative, artful, harmonious..." etc.
The book covers 42 projects by 23 designers. Each project include an image of the finished item, at least one close-up, a list of materials and tools required with a brief set of instructions. Individual steps are not photographed or described in detail. I'd say this book is more intermediate than beginner
The project are organized by chapters covering: Gemstones, Beads (mostly glass and some metal, Clay & Polymer Clay, Metal & Wire, Glass (more glass beads and gemstones) The final chapter, called Basics shows essential steps in detail and includes some size charts and other tips
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