Libro Para Colorear Español - Finlandés I Aprender Finlandés Para Niños I Pintura Y Aprendizaje Creativo (Aprender Idiomas, #10)
by Nerdmediaes
Tassels enhance upholstery, beautify a costume, or make easy-to-find keychains. Start with one-part tassels, and move on to elaborate woven ones attached to elegant handles. An equipment guide discusses threads, cardstock, tassel heads, beads, and other materials. Experiment with Z and S twists, techniques for making long and short cords, and ways of preparing templates. Create a bright array with frilled skirts; mob caps; beaded necks, heads, and skirts; a spider's web and a jewelry finding hea...
Knitting is in demand like never before, and here comes a very special book that will please many! 45 unique and creative knitting patterns, all of which can be knitted in several sizes. Here are patterns for both children and adults, to the romantic as well as the rock star. The designs are thoroughly explained with clear diagrams and good photo, so even those who have not knit much will be able to try their hand. Easy to learn--easy to knit. The book also contains many great tips and advice on...
This is a new approach to the craft of Honiton lace, presenting 40 new patterns in a visual format - through diagrams, prickings and photographs, explaining how to use the book in 5 languages. Every pattern has also been illustrated with a photograph of the "right" and "wrong" side of the lace, avoiding the usual need to make a mental reversal. There are also diagrams of the working order, the numbering of pairs and pricking. The patterns include both flat and raised work, with every design disp...
A founding member of the Lacy knitters, Mary Schiffman was a tireless collector of lace patterns, and a delightful storyteller about her life and craft. For this book, Nancy Nehring has lovingly collected Mary's knitting and legacy and accounts of her life. Pat Shannon has proofknitted and charted Mary's patterns with thoughtful appreciation.
The lace pieces are mounted with linen fabric for doilies and table runners – and photographed on dinnerware from Royal Copenhagen. What a beautiful combination!