Homemade Crafts For Sale
Posted on Thursday, June 8th, 2006 at 6:20 am
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Homemade Fun: 101 Crafts and Activities to Do with Kids $18.58 "Homemade Fun" is Rae Grant’s third charming family activity book. Like the previous books in the series, "Homemade Fun" offers a generous collection of classic activities for kids and families who enjoy making creative projects at home, paired with delightful vintage art throughout. Parents, especially moms who are juggling kids, time, and budget, can use this book as a resource when looking for ways to enrich and entertain their kids. Featuring a versatile compilation of classic crafts, games, and activities that are family and kid-oriented, the book can be used for many different situations including camp activities, after-school activities, birthday parties, rainy day events, and vacations as well. "Homemade Fun" will provide hours of family fun –stitch a handy wallet –build a tool box –decorate a pillowcase –make paper flowers –bake pretzels –decorate cupcakes –have a pizza party –hold a bubble race plus so much more |
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Homemade Christmas: Creative Crafts for Santa’s Elves $3.95 With "Homemade Christmas," Magic Forest Yule Log Cake, Twinkling Star Soaps, frosty window decorations and an irrestible selection of treats and projects will delight crafty little elves. Includes sixteen sheets of sparkly and decorative paper, stickers, and a stencil packed right into the front cover to inspire budding holiday crafters. |
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Homemade Fun : 101 Crafts and Activities to Do with Kids $16.65 No Synopsis Available |
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Homemade: The Heart and Science of Handcrafts $10.45 Offering an abundance of information and inspiration, "Homemade "is a revelatory addition to the craft world–the ultimate reference book on crafting and also a warm, engagingly written book that combines history and personal narrative with the science that makes a craft possible and the passion that inspires it. Carol Endler Sterbenz is a crafter, a teacher, a homemaker, a wife, and a mother. Raised by immigrant parents who taught her the enduring value of resourcefulness and creativity, she makes her lifetime of experience and infinite enthusiasm the foundation for "Homemade." Sterbenz provides readers with not only practical information and direction but also a philosophy and methodology of crafting that build confidence and ability, making it easy to achieve truly professional results. Teeming with clear, reliable, and thorough information on everything from tools and materials to techniques, "Homemade "is an essential guide to seven of the most beloved crafts: beading, the flower arts, paper crafting, hand printing, decoupage, decorative embellishing, and children’s arts and crafts. Crafters–beginners and veterans alike–can turn to "Homemade "to learn which glues and finishes to use, how to form a perfect beaded loop, assemble a miniature robot, hollow out an egg, emboss paper, make a hand-tied bouquet, or transform a chandelier. Overflowing with hundreds of techniques; easy-to-follow step-by-step directions supported by more than eight hundred beautiful and precise hand-drawn illustrations, diagrams, and patterns; and countless insider secrets and troubleshooting tips, "Homemade "is an indispensable go-to reference no crafter should be without. |
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Kirstie’s Homemade Home $24.53 "Kirstie’s Homemade Home" is about a journey the author made into a world which she thought she knew, but didn’t. It’s a world full of dedicated and talented people in England who make beautiful things, both traditional and modern that support the wonderful crafting heritage they have in the UK. If, like her, you have ever been caught at a yard sale or antiques market and couldn’t keep control of your purse, or if you’re curious and want to have a rummage for the first time, then this book is for you. It’s Kirstie’s experience of a world which is as vast and varied as you can possibly imagine. It’s about women and men who are ensuring that handmade British things are here to stay. And it’s packed with their expert advice on creating your own homemade home. If you enjoyed the TV series, then the book takes it one step further with her advice on interior decor, plus the shops and websites that have transformed her life. If you didn’t see the show, then welcome to her world. It’s a book for mothers and daughters, and trust me, sons. If you’re looking for a new hobby, there is nothing more manly than blacksmithing or glassblowing, and few projects more satisfying than flower arranging or mini cake decoration. Or if you just want a moment to yourself and something lovely to look at, then this book will not disappoint. Try it–you have nothing to lose but your flatpack furniture |
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Homemade Fun By Grant, Rae $24.43 Presents crafts and activities with easytofollow instructions for kids and families. Author: Grant, Rae Subtitle: 101 Crafts and Activities to Do With Kids Publication Date: 2010/06/08 Number of Pages: 144 Binding Type: Hardcover Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 9.00 Height: 9.00 |
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Caps For Sale (Hardcover) $17.09 This timeless classic in print for over 50 years tells the story of a peddler who sells caps from town to town. One day he falls asleep under a tree only to find that all his caps are missing when he wakes up. The tree is full of monkeys wearing his caps and the clever story of how he gets the caps back weaves a repeating rhyme that delights children. Hardcover 42 pages. Told and illustrated by Esphyr Slobodikina. Ages 4 years and up. |
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Homemade Christmas (Hardcover) $29.65 Vickie Hutchins and Jo Ann Martin, the two principals of the Gooseberry Patch enterprise, specialize in compilation cookbooks (using recipes selected by them from among those sent in by readers, whose names and brief comments appear with their recipes). This gives the book a homey, old-fashioned feel, which is reinforced by the simple line drawings (no photographs); you might feel as if your neighbors had all arrived bringing offerings for a potluck. There are recipes for soups and sandwiches, coffee cakes, cookies, candies, and desserts, but the centerpiece chapter is the "Farmhouse Christmas Dinner," and it will more than cover your needs for the big meal. Most of the recipes are not complicated and do not require exotic ingredients. The final chapter is devoted to handmade crafts; you can learn how to make simple non-food gifts and stocking stuffers. |
