<p>This charming book makes the most of our current love affair with all things simple and handmade. <i>Felt Sew Good</i> is filled with very affordable and very do-able projects that are suitable for all crafters, no matter what their level of skill. These 30 inspiring, yet deceptively simple projects all use one of the most versatile fabrics in a crafter's kit--felt! Fully illustrated, step-by-step instructions are provided for gifts, decorations, and useful household items. Includes an informative overview of the different types of felt, necessary materials, crafting essentials, templates for projects, a guide to making simple embroidery stitches, and a listing of resources for tools and supplies.</p>

Felt Sew Good: 30 Simple & Stylish Felt Projects (Simple Makes)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Leech, Christine

Crafts & Hobbies

B E S Pub Co

<p>This charming book makes the most of our current love affair with all things simple and handmade. <i>Scissors, Paper, Craft</i> is filled with very affordable and very do-able projects that are suitable for all crafters, no matter what their level of skill. From very basic mobiles and gift bows to notebooks, frames, and decorative storage boxes, this book proves that you can do just about anything with paper! Fully illustrated, step-by-step instructions are provided for 30 projects. Includes an overview of the different types of paper, necessary tools, templates for projects, a guide to papercraft techniques, and a listing of resources for tools and supplies.</p>

Scissors, Paper, Craft: 30 Pretty Projects All Cut, Folded, and Crafted from Paper (Simple Makes)

<p>Introducing a new addition to Barron's charming and accessible <i>Simple Makes</i> series. Printing is not the first thing people think of when it comes to simple home projects. Here, craft queen Christine Leech proves that you don't need expensive equipment to create custom printed stationery, clothing, and decorative items. Using the simplest items (think cookie cutters, ribbons, and even sweet potatoes!) she provides advice on tools and materials, step-by-step instructions and plenty of photos to get readers inking and stamping in no time.</p>

Fresh Prints: 25 Easy and Enticing Printing Projects to Make at Home (Simple Makes)

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

<p>Liberty has always been a byword for quality, style and even luxury. Progressive yet traditional, Liberty Art Fabrics are unique in marrying the contemporary with the timeless. <i>The Liberty Book of Simple Sewing</i> offers 25 simple sewing projects to bring Liberty style into your home.</p>

The Liberty Book of Simple Sewing

Ganderton, Lucinda

Interweave

<p>Welcome to Wonderland </p>
<p>Enter the magical world of <i>Everything Alice</i>, where nothing is quite as it seems! The tales of Alice in Wonderland provide the inspiration for a charming and original collection of 50 makes, ranging from a hand-sewn rabbit toy and pompom-decorated slippers to a papercraft party invitation tea set and cut-out-and-keep dress-up dolls. Who wouldn't be seduced by a red polka dot frilly apron to wear while baking cupcakes fit for a king or a heart-shaped pinboard to house precious keepsakes, all designed and made by Christine Leech and Hannah Read-Baldrey. This book is the creative must-have for any Alice lover, whatever their age.</p>

Everything Alice: The Wonderland Book of Makes & Bakes

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Read-Baldrey, Hannah

Baking

North Light Books

<p><div>Embrace zero waste living with this collection of sustainable gift wrap solutions including furoshiki, the traditional Japanese technique of fabric knotting. What could be nicer than receiving a present AND the beautiful scarf it's wrapped in!</div> <div><br /></div> <div>Whether you use a vintage silk scarf or create your own fabric with patchwork, piecing and dyeing techniques, or reuse unwanted items to make quirky gift wraps - this collection is packed full of ideas for reducing waste.</div> <div><br /></div> <div>Other ideas include how to make present toppers made from unwanted fabric and yarn scraps to finish off your gift wrapping with a flourish.<br /></div></p>

Zero Waste: Gift Wrap: 30 ideas for furoshiki and other sustainable solutions (Zero Waste, 1)

David&Charles

Zero Waste: Kitchen: Crafty ideas for sustainable kitchen solutions (Zero Waste, 2)

Friedlander-Collins, Emma

<p>L. Frank Baum’s classic tale <i>The Wonderful Wizard of Oz</i> provides the inspiration for this creative collection of more than 50 projects to make and bake, ranging from a dress-up Dorothy doll and Toto’s dog coat to the Tin Woodman’s heart garland, the Cowardly Lion’s glove puppet, and squashed Wicked Witch cupcakes. Filled with original and playful ideas for the eclectic craft lover, this enchanting book perfectly captures the magical essence of this faraway land. <i>Everything Oz</i> is brimming with new and innovative projects to eat, drink, wear, and display, inviting readers to bring the Emerald City and other Oz whimsies to their own homes and events.</p>

Everything Oz: Make Munchkin Placecards, Over the Rainbow Cake, "I'm Melting" Witch Candles, and Much More

Chicago Review Press

Felt Sew Good is a wonderful collection of ideas for one of the most versatile fabrics in a crafter's kit. Felt is a joy to work with as it holds its shape well, doesn't fray and comes in an array of different thicknesses and colours. This is the ideal fabric for both the novice crafter about to embark on their first sewing project as well as the more experienced crafter wanting to create something enchantingly unusual. Including 30 inspiring yet deceptively simple projects for crafters of all abilities to sew and enjoy, Felt Sew Good features fun items to suit children and babies, including an elephant mobile and apple and pear rattles, to more sophisticated projects for the home such as feather napkin rings and a geometric cushion cover. There are also ideas for gifts and decorations, heart cards for that special someone or a neutral-coloured wreath to decorate your door. Many of the projects will also show an alternative way to make them, whether in a different colour way or using an alternative method to execute the item - a sewing machine will produce a modern, sleek effect while hand stitching and beading will give a more rustic, homespun feel to the end product. Coupled with charming illustrations, photographs and step-by-step instructions, this book will become a must-have that will delight crafters and provide a variety of ideas to suit every special event and notable occasion.

Felt Sew Good: 20 Simple Projects All Cut and Stitched from Felt

Quadrille Publishing Ltd.

<p>Paper - both affordable and universally available - is possibly the most versatile material in the crafter's kit box. In this new book from Quadrille's Simple Makes series, Christine Leech demonstrates 30 original and creative ideas for lovely papercraft projects. Some of the projects are simply drawn and cut, such as the fish mobile or rose gift tag, whilst others are constructed and glued, for example a cute yet practical stationery birdhouse that holds paperclips inside and has Post-It note tiles on its roof. A few slightly more advanced projects involve special techniques, such as the beginners' bookbinding method used to create the hand-bound Japanese-style notebooks or the wedding guest book, but everything is easily achievable by following the clear, step-by-step instructions and guides.</p>

Scissors, Paper, Craft

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