Dorothy Wood Boeken

This illustrated work contains 28 innovative papercraft projects from card making and quilling to stitching and papier mache which can be made in an evening or over a weekend."

A comprehensive manual of techniques, with how-to instruction, creative projects and a directory of stitches

This book takes crafting to a new level with the innovative use of natural materials such as seeds, sea shells, small stones, dried and pressed flowers, egg shells, wood and pine cones. The 16 projects, plus numerous illustrated variation ideas, are divided into 5 chapters, exploring the use of materials gathered from various sources. The materials can be collected and prepared by the crafter, with step-by-step advice provided showing how to dry, press and store materials. Or they can just as easily be bought commercially, and a full suppliers listing is provided. Many of the projects have the advantage of being beautifully fragranced.

The essential guide to beads and beading techniques Illustrated techniques for beading on and off the loom, threading, stringing and fringing Combines beading with knitting, crochet, embroidery and wirework for unique results Includes 30 "Bead Something Now" projects, from striking jewelry to stunning accessories Features useful guidance on taking each technique further to extend your skills

18 step-by-step projects accompanied by beautiful photography.

The book offers a comprehensive guide to mastering cross stitch, featuring over 150 stunning projects that cater to various skill levels. It includes detailed instructions, tips, and techniques to help both beginners and experienced crafters enhance their skills. With a focus on creativity, the projects range from simple designs to intricate patterns, making it an ideal resource for anyone looking to explore the art of cross stitch and create beautiful decorative pieces.

This unique book will show you how to knit all of the most famous New York people and places, as well as some unique accessories inspired by life in the 'Big Apple' itself. Created for city chicks who don't like rules but love knitting, the projects are simple enough for beginners, yet bonkers enough to inspire more seasoned knitters.

Featuring a variety of DIY projects, this guide offers step-by-step instructions for creating wedding invitations, favors, decorations, sweet treats, centerpieces, and gifts. Aimed at novice crafters, it includes detailed photography and explanations. The book covers diverse crafting techniques such as paper crafts, sugarcrafts, and jewelry making, making it a comprehensive resource for personalizing wedding celebrations.

The history of Gibraltar, Michigan, is deeply intertwined with its location along the Detroit River, shaping its development from a Wyandot village in 1750 to a vibrant city. Known as the "Venice of Michigan," it features numerous canals and has a rich heritage of shipbuilding, lumber mills, and recreational activities like hunting and fishing. Incorporated as a village in 1954 and later as a city, Gibraltar's early leadership included Hy Dahlka, a key figure in wildlife conservation and community initiatives.