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Blogging for Scrapbookers
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"Introducing http://www.scrapblogging.net, the new information site to give scrapbookers some insight into the topic of blogging. There are many scrappers out there that are getting into blogging as it does seem to have the benefits of sharing their layouts, communication to family and friends or for keeping a regular journal for future reference when scrapbooking. In any case, blogging actually..."
DIY Fabric Label Tutorial and Templates - Washable, No-Fray, Fully Customizable Labels by thejunebride on Etsy
2 recommendations
"Seriously, fabric labels are far too easy to do at home for you to be paying for them. This tutorial contains templates and all the info you need to make your own pro-looking fabric labels right at home."
Vintage Greeting Cards with MaryJo McGraw
1 recommendation
"Most crafting books tend to disappoint me in one way or another, but this one totally isn't one of them. Beautiful greeting cards using your own photos to make something timeless and just plain beautiful."
Handmade Home by Amanda Blake Soule
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"For the readers of the Soulemama blog, this is not new... For those who do not know the Soule family, this is a book with simple projects, reusing and recicling what you have in hand, to make your home cozier. Most of the projects are suited to envolve small children. You also have useful tips on how and where to get organic or vintage supplies (for example)."
Learn to play guitar Ebook
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"Ok..if you want to learn the basics of guitar playing..this ebook actually for th e money is one of the better ones that I've come across. Been playing guitar for years and always have people ask me about learning to play. This is a great place to start to understand the basics and begin the first steps towards playing."
Make & Takes
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"Go here before your kids start whining about how BORED they are this summer! Seriously, this site is a life saver and it's not just for the craft-mavens. Lots of good stuff here."
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi/450D For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))
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"hands on guide to getting the most out of the Canon Digital Rebel XSi (450D). Full color how-to book with examples, exercises, photographs, etc. I like the Dummies books because they bring humor to the topic you are learning about. Fun read and very informative."
The Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi/ 450D Companion
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"a must have book for anyone who owns the Canon Digital Rebel XSi/450D - it is everything the manual should be but isn't. Not only gets you up to speed on the camera, but also stands alone as a great digital photography how-to book."
FromJapanWithLove :: Japanese Felted Book-Wa No Sweets-Felting Japanese Sweets By Felting Needle
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"This is a fabulous book. Some of the things you will learn how to make are: "sansyoku dango" - 3 color sweet rice dumplings "matcha anmitsu" - Japanese dessert that has been popular for many decades. It is made of small cubes of agar jelly, a white translucent jelly made from red algae or seaweed "dorayaki" - a type of Japanese confection which consists of two small pancake-like patties m..."
Sew U Home Stretch | Built by Wendy
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"Wendy Mullins, the guru behind Built By Wendy, has come out with her 2nd Sew U book. In Sew U Home Stretch she teaches us how to sew with stretch, soft-knit fabrics with a conventional sewing machine or a surger. The book includes 3 basic patterns and instructions on how to alter them to create a variety of styles and shapes. I LOVE Wendy and think we all need to dig out those dusty old sewing..."
Graphic Design: The New Basics: Ellen Lupton, Phillips Jennifer Cole
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"A new addition to the design basics lot. This one has an interesting selection of new techniques. The down point is the examples - and even most techniques - will be dated in a few years. So you might be better fo browsing around FFFFOUND that spending your 30 bucks on this one. Still, it's an interesting book for designers to-be."
The Artist's Handbook: Ray Campbell Smith: Books
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"This book is so, so perfetly organized, incredibly detailed and easy to bowse that I'll only allow myself to have it when I actually have the time to read and test the techniques. This is a b-side must-be to any visual artist - from painters to graphic designers and illustrators. You can feel the inspration just by flipping the pages."
Urban Outfitters Big-Ass Book of Crafts by Mark Montano
2 recommendations
"The Big-Ass Book of Crafts is packed with ideas for sprucing up your living space; concocting fabulous, all-natural body products; designing your own unique stationery; and creating countless other crafts that will convince your friends and loved ones that you're the secret love child of Martha Stewart (only much, much cooler)."
The Superhero Handbook
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"if you feel your inner super hero breaking out and you don't have morgan freeman to guide you through the growing pains this book is for you (but mostly its just silly and funny)."
Scared!: How to Draw Fantastic Horror Comic Characters by Steve Miller, Bryan Baugh
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"Want to create your own renderings of horrific fiends and fantastic monsters? To scared to take a life drawing class with the wolfman and Dr. Frankenstein? Then this is the book for you..."
Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual: For Everyone from Beginner to Pro
7 recommendations
"If you haven't heard, Bobbi Brown is going to be opening her own makeup academy in Massachusetts. If you aren't planning on enrolling, you can order this brand new Makeup Manual from the artist herself. Almost like a textbook, this how-to of powders and creams will ensure that your look has Bobbi Brown's approval."
The Zombie Survival Guide
5 recommendations
"It is coming soon: The Zompacolypse. Be prepared with this Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. Brooks has covered most everything to do in case you suddenly find yourself surrounded by brainless former human beings (real zombies I mean). This book covers tactics, physiology, and behavior of your average zombie. Read through this book, stock up, and be prepared for the age of the undead!"
Domino: The Book of Decorating: A room-by-room guide to creating a home that makes you happy
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"I can't wait!!! I can never wait till the next issue of Domino Magazine and now they've made a book! Product Description Domino: The Book of Decorating cracks the code to creating a beautiful home, bringing together inspiring rooms, how-to advice and insiders' secrets from today's premier tastemakers in an indispensable style manual. The editors take readers room by room, tapping the best ide..."
Horse Crafts (Kids Can Do It)
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"If your child can't get enough horses, what better way to feed their passion then to teach them how to make horse themed crafts? This book includes directions for 15 projects suitable for 8-12 year olds."
Ride the Unicycle - a Crash Course!: Gregg Vivolo
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"I don't know if this is a good book on riding a unicycle or not, and I don't care! The title alone makes me want the book, even if I never set butt on a uni, calling the book a "crash course" makes me giggle. I like to giggle. You? You like to giggle too? Please say yes. We can giggle together. Tee hee."
How To Survive a Robot Uprising
3 recommendations
"The subtitle for this book is: 'Tips on Defending Yourself Against the Coming Rebellion'. Key word?...COMING. Be prepared."
Wig Craft Tutorials from Katie Bair
1 recommendation
"Wig maker extraordinaire Katie Bair is kind enough to share lessons in making wigs. Not all the topics have directions attached yet, but it's got some great stuff to start with & is worth keeping your eye on if you've ever wanted to make your own wigs."
Ray Fenwick Presents: The Illustrated Guide to a Life of Mystery
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""Mildly factual, mostly fictitious", Ray Fenwick's Illustrated Guide to a Life of Mystery is all you need to fully embrace adventure and the FUN kind of mystery (not the real life depressing kind - you really don't need me to elaborate any further, I'm sure). From wearing a skull-shaped key around your neck (and tucking it into your shirt suspiciously when someone eyes it) to how to be "quaint ..."
For the Love of Letters: A 21st-Century Guide to the Art of Letter Writing by Samara O'shea
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"Another pretty cover. And this is a much-needed book in today's world. When guys consider a quick text message to be romantic. Pick it up for your significant other."
The Lucky Guide to Mastering Any Style: How to Wear Iconic Looks and Make Them Your Own
3 recommendations
"i read about this in lucky magazine (where else? ha ha!) and i was very intrigued. it dissects different iconic styles. i can't wait to see what styles they pick."
Camp Out!: The Ultimate Kids' Guide: Lynn Brunelle
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"So your kids are begging you to go camping - all their friends are doing it? Well make them read a book and plan it out (with supervision)... why not get them to start a habit of reading? They can bring some ghost stories for the campfire..."
The Best in Tent Camping: Southern California, 3rd: A Guide for Campers Who Hate RVs, Concrete Slabs, and Loud Portable Stereos
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"So like you totally live in So Cal, and like surfing is awesome bro, but sometimes you wanna commune with nature a little inland... like what are you gonna do? Check out the places before you go and do a little reading, just leave the book on the beach while you hang ten... it's not waterproof."
The Best in Tent Camping: New York: A Guide for Campers Who Hate RVs, Concrete Slabs, and Loud Portable Stereos
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"You know New York is not ALL Big Apple... there's Boids, and trees, woking in the forest... And now you'll know the ins and outs of the outdoors - New York-style baby."
Campground Cookery: Brenda Kulibert
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"So you did it... you made it to the great outdoors... the wilderness... just you and nature... and now what are you supposed to eat? Yikes. Why not do a little prep before you go and get this book... showcasing recipes for all sorts of outdoor cooking, campfires to propane stoves!"
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