Craft Books
Make someone happy - make just one someone happy - as the holidays approach, make something special for someone you care about. |
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 | Boase, Petra |
| Crafty T-Shirts |
Ordinary T-shirt? Or stunning art original? With just a little paint and glue, you can make a plain old T-shirt look brand new!
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 | Bonnell, Jennifer |
| D.I.Y. Girl : The Real Girl’s Guide to Making Everything from Lip Gloss to Lamps |
This do-it-yourself book shows you how to make jewelry, beauty products, personalized birthday gifts, original bedroom decor, and much more.
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 | Boursin, Didier |
| Easy Origami |
Lots of paper-folding projects for every ability, from a very easy pine tree (would make a great Thanksgiving table decoration) to a more challenging garland you can hang on a Christmas tree.
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 | Carter, Tamsin |
| Handmade Cards |
Send Grandma a Smiling Sunflower card, or a Funky Fish card to a far-away friend. Find out how in this book with easy instructions and great pictures.
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 | Collins, Carolyn |
| My Little House Crafts Book |
From Laura’s corncob doll to Mary’s Christmas tassels, readers will be able to share in the pioneer experience by creating homemade crafts taken from the Laura Ingall’s Wilder classics.
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 | Greenwood, Barbara |
| Pioneer Crafts |
Pioneer children made almost everything they used, wore, or played with. Step-by-step instructions make it easy for you to create moccasins, lanterns, baskets and toys, much like they did.
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 | Grolier Incorporated |
| Crafts for Kids |
This is a wonderful 16 volume set of craft ideas, complete with plasticated, wipeable pages!
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 | Irvin, Christine |
| Craft Mania |
Three of Christine Irvin’s popular craft books are rolled into one handy volume.
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 | Lennon, Sharon |
| Trading Spaces: Boys vs. Girls |
Rock your room with all the tools, tips, and trends you need to transform your crib into a sports shrine, ballet studio, even a skatepark!
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 | Miller, David |
| You Can Do Thousands of Things with String |
Make a wig or a fake mustache, a rope ladder, a string sculpture, or do some spool knitting. Everything you need (except for some string) is in this book.
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 | Powell, Michelle |
| Step-by-Step Beadwork |
What can you make with beads, cotton balls, felt, a potato chip can, a wooden dowel, and high-density foam? How about a Bonsai tree, a gecko key ring, an African beaded curtain, and more!
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 | Sadler, Judy Ann |
| Simply Sewing |
Breezy wraps and terrific tote bags for the beach, or a skirt made from worn-out jeans--Simply Sewing has these and many other projects all stitched up!
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 | Torres, Laura |
| Best Friends Forever! |
Grab your best buddy and tackle one of the 199 projects and activities in this book. Keychains, friendship bracelets, hairsticks, picture frames -- it’s everything that says we’re best friends.
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 | Williamson, Sarah |
| Bake the Best-Ever Cookies! |
What’s your favorite after-school cookie? You’ll find the recipes and how-to’s in this great cookie cookbook — everything from classic thumbprints to sparkling suncatchers. Yum!
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