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Books : The Crafter Culture Handbook
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The Crafter Culture Handbook by: Amy Spencer |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 745.5 EAN: 9780714531281 ISBN: 0714531286 Label: Marion Boyars Publishers Ltd Manufacturer: Marion Boyars Publishers Ltd Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: November 01, 2006 Publisher: Marion Boyars Publishers Ltd Studio: Marion Boyars Publishers Ltd Sales Rank: 197175 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Super Crafty!I totally agree with all that the previous reviewer has written. As an absolute beginner I found this book really useful and ended up reading it in the bath because the articles within it were so interesting (usually I'm a strictly picture viewing reader of craft books). I have tried several of the projects contained within this book and even the first attempts came out at a good standard due to clear instructions and illustrations. I can highly recommend making the vintage button necklace, whenever I wear it people always ask if I can make them one too! Rating: - Another great book for the new generation of craftersNot just an instruction book, this also provides a look at the contemporary craft scene and brings up issues such as politics, ethics, consumerism, the environment, and creativity. All sorts of ideas are explored through different types of crafts, and there are short statements by and about the designers. Each sections contains a thought-provoking introduction, and follows with instructions & pictures showing you how to make & personalise the projects. The categories covered in the book are: needlecrafts, re-purposing & re-using, electronics, bath & beauty, homewares, knitting, and papercrafts. The projects are fun and creative, ranging from recycled clothing and bags, to computer hardware, to knitted war protest mittens. It's ... Read More: |
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