[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
This is a fantastic collection of recipes with stunning photography. I can't wait to give these a try. This is a great resource and guide; one I'll definitely return to again and again.
NetGalley, Jessica Murdock
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
This is a fantastic collection of recipes with stunning photography. I can't wait to give these a try. This is a great resource and guide; one I'll definitely return to again and again.
NetGalley, Jessica Murdock
This book covers the history of felting from its ancient beginnings to today.
It's a lovely read for people with an interest in history, crafts, and how time has changed the process. I really enjoyed the artisan interviews, what a lovely insight into such creative people.
There are a couple of 'how-to' guides and lots of links on where to access more guides and supplies.
There are also some beautiful photos of felt creations, and they are incredible.
NetGalley, Jenny Lodge
This book covers the history of felting from its ancient beginnings to today.
It's a lovely read for people with an interest in history, crafts, and how time has changed the process. I really enjoyed the artisan interviews, what a lovely insight into such creative people.
There are a couple of 'how-to' guides and lots of links on where to access more guides and supplies.
There are also some beautiful photos of felt creations, and they are incredible.
NetGalley, Jenny Lodge
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
Paris is one of my favourite cities in the world and I’ve had the opportunity to visit it multiple times . This guide book captures my Paris - from the palaces and famous monuments to the beautiful street lights and fountains that can be found all around this gorgeous city - with of course a focus on the architecture and gorgeous photos .. it’s one id love to have on my bookshelf for my next trip .
NetGalley, Ceylan Goktalay
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
Paris is one of my favourite cities in the world and I’ve had the opportunity to visit it multiple times . This guide book captures my Paris - from the palaces and famous monuments to the beautiful street lights and fountains that can be found all around this gorgeous city - with of course a focus on the architecture and gorgeous photos .. it’s one id love to have on my bookshelf for my next trip .
NetGalley, Ceylan Goktalay
A beautiful book with lots of inspiring projects. The projects are divided into four groups linked to a season. The basis of each project is painting but each project incorporates other crafts to produce unique multimedia objects. Everything is kept nice and simple, the projects do not require lots of expensive materials. There are clear explanations for each project along with plenty of photographs. Becki Clark's decorative style is dainty and mostly incorporates botanical themes. This is an ideal book for a beginner looking to get started crafting or for the more experienced crafted looking for fresh inspiration.
NetGalley, Janet McMahon
A beautiful book with lots of inspiring projects. The projects are divided into four groups linked to a season. The basis of each project is painting but each project incorporates other crafts to produce unique multimedia objects. Everything is kept nice and simple, the projects do not require lots of expensive materials. There are clear explanations for each project along with plenty of photographs. Becki Clark's decorative style is dainty and mostly incorporates botanical themes. This is an ideal book for a beginner looking to get started crafting or for the more experienced crafted looking for fresh inspiration.
NetGalley, Janet McMahon
Huggins explores the history of basket making, from ancient times, through the Romans and on to the Victorians in the first half of her book. The second half looks at willow working in current times, how it’s sourced, how items are created and information about the artisans still working this ancient craft. There is sadness and frustration that this heritage craft may die out as fewer people take it up and we buy most of our baskets from places like China. A fascinating look into what, hopefully, is not a dying art.
NetGalley, Rosemary Smith
Huggins explores the history of basket making, from ancient times, through the Romans and on to the Victorians in the first half of her book. The second half looks at willow working in current times, how it’s sourced, how items are created and information about the artisans still working this ancient craft. There is sadness and frustration that this heritage craft may die out as fewer people take it up and we buy most of our baskets from places like China. A fascinating look into what, hopefully, is not a dying art.
NetGalley, Rosemary Smith
