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Bring holiday cheer to your quilting with 12 Days of Christmas Quilt Block Sampler, a beautifully crafted book that guides you through twelve unique quilt blocks, each inspired by the beloved verses of the classic Christmas carol. Whether youre stitching a partridge in a pear tree or twelve drummers drumming, each block captures the magic and whimsy of the season. This sampler also includes an introduction by author Kelly Young, a comprehensive section on essential tools, quilting basics, and helpful techniques, making it a perfect resource for both beginners and experienced quilters. The step-by-step instructions walk you through each of the twelve blocks, which can then be assembled into a stunning wall display, cozy lap quilt, or a full twin-size quilt. As an added treat, the book includes a bonus pattern for a quilted Father Christmas pillow, a charming accent to accompany your quilted masterpiece. Whether youre creating for yourself or gifting to a fellow holiday enthusiast, 12 Days of Christmas Quilt Block Sampler is a joyful celebration of tradition, creativity, and the spirit of handmade holidays.

If quilting sometimes feels overwhelming or time-consuming, this book is your new best friend. 200 Sanity-Saving Tips, Tricks, and Hacks for Quilters is packed with practical advice and clever workarounds designed to make your quilting experience smoother, faster, and more enjoyable, no matter your skill level. Youll find expert solutions to common quilting problems, like how to fix bulky seams and tangled threads. With clear, step-by-step photo tutorials throughout, anyone can jump right in with confidence. Every tip is easy to follow, tried-and-true, and designed to help you avoid frustration while making the most of your fabric, tools, and time.Author Ellie Perez, also known as "Ellie the Quilter," is the creative force behind Mojave Farms Quilting Co. and a trusted voice in the online quilting community. Drawing from her years of experience teaching and creating, Ellie shares her favorite hacks for cutting more accurately, pressing more efficiently, storing supplies on a budget, and keeping your projects organized and stress-free. Shes turned those endlessly scrolling Instagram tutorials into something tangible and useful you can reach for anytime. If youre ready to quilt smarter, not harder, this is the book youll reach for again and again!

Pincushions, poppets, and pinnies galoresecure your sewing pins like never before! In DIY Pincushions, Beanbags, Paperweights, & Softies, beginners and sewing masters alike will create an array of stylish pincushions in a few easy stepsmany of which can be done in just one afternoon! Theyre not only practical little sewing helpers when finished, but theyre also teaching tools for those wanting to build their sewing and quilting skills. All 20 projects are made with approachable techniques, like pieced quilt blocks that are embellished with decorative applique, stitching, buttons, blocked corners, twisted pleats, pockets, and more. Some are shaped like traditional squares, rectangles, and round pillows, while others are shaped like frogs, sailboats, houses, roosters, and blooming flowers that can double as miniature stuffed softies, paperweights, or even bean bags! Each project includes step-by-step instructions and photos to help guide you through the simple process of creating adorable pincushions. Author SusanClaire Mayfield encourages you to use scraps from your fabric stash and be creative with your choices! No matter what you choose, the result is a functional, unique pincushion youll use in your workshop for years to come.

Step into the world of quilting with Lorelais First-Time Quilters Handbook, the fresh, fun, and confidence-building guide written by 16-year-old quilting sensation Lorelai Kuecker. A rising star in the quilting community, Lorelai is on a mission to bring the joy of quilting to young creatives just like her. With industry buzz, a growing social media following, and her own fabric line with Northcott on the way, Lorelai is quickly becoming a leading voice in modern, youth-driven quilting. Readers will learn what tools they need, must-know quilting techniques, and how to master essential blocks before designing their own. Featuring eight exciting projects that young makers will actually want to use, display, or gift, like a laptop case, a wall quilt, a patchwork tote, quilted bell-bottomed jeans, and more, these are projects with personality and purpose! Lorelai understands what it feels like to be new to sewing, because she was just there a few years ago. Now a nationally recognized quilter with award-winning work and industry partnerships, shes ready to pass the torch and help young creators everywhere fall in love with fabric, thread, and the magic of making something by hand. With step-by-step guidance, clear photos, and friendly encouragement throughout, Lorelai makes quilting approachable, creative, and fun.

Industrial Machine Knitting will teach you the fundamentals of hand-flat knitting from machine setup and maintenance, to shaping techniques and garment construction. Over 100 knitting techniques are illustrated with full instructions and samples, along with several full knitting patterns and contemporary design ideas to provide inspiration.A detailed, practical and inspiring guide to creative industrial machine knitting, for designers and students alike

Designing and Weaving Double Cloth explains the magic behind creating a multi-layered fabric in a single piece. With clear, detailed instruction and over 500 images, it provides a thorough account of the principles, and encourages you to explore the potential of this exciting technique.Double cloth holds a special fascination for handweavers: there is something truly extraordinary about being able to create a multi-layered fabric in a single piece. In Designing and Weaving Double Cloth, the processes of double weave design and construction are developed step by step through detailed examples and inspirational projects. Starting with two layers on four shafts, and methodically building up a repertoire of design elements from blocks and curves to colour and structure, this book offers something for everyone from the double cloth novice to the experienced weaver. Every element is illustrated with samples and full-colour drafts, and practical advice is supported by detailed photographs of warping, weaving and finishing techniques. Throughout the book, the emphasis is on offering a choice of approaches in both design and construction, equipping the reader with the tools to pursue their own vision for double cloth and bring it to life at the loom.

Jewellery Repairs At The Bench is an essential handbook for all jewellers who are trusted with pieces that require restoration, repair or alteration. Fully illustrated, it explains a range of everyday repairs that a jeweller will encounter. It also emphasises the importance of restoring treasured items in terms of their sentimental value and sustainable benefits. This practical book is a companion that will be referred to again and again as a source of detailed instruction and advice by jewellers embarking on this rewarding line of work.

Outdoor entertaining is one of the great joys of home ownership, but it shouldnt have to break the bank. In Building Outdoor Kitchens for Every Budget (2015), co-authors Steve Cory and Diane Slavik shared their best wallet-friendly tips for building or renovating your outdoor eating space. Now, Diane Slavik and technical editor Dave Toht have updated the second edition of Building Outdoor Kitchens for Every Budget with fresh materials, detailed how-tos, and photographs to help steer home renovation enthusiasts through the entire process. From backsplashes and pizza ovens to grills and awnings, there are enough tips here to transform your outdoor space into a functioning modern kitchen. Best of all: youll learn how to keep it all within a limited budget. With over 300 photographs and plenty of comprehensive DIY projects, youll combine professional aesthetics with self-built costs. Its a detailed update of one of the most essential books for anyone who loves outdoor kitchensan update you cant afford to miss.

Brick-Stitch, Peyote, and Other Bead Weaving Techniques walks you through 18 original beading projects, from elegant earrings to statement bracelets and artistic brooches. This book is designed for jewelry makers of all levels who want to explore or deepen their understanding of bead weaving techniques. Inside, youll find detailed, step-by-step instructions for each project, supported by full-color photographs and easy-to-follow diagrams that visually break down both the beading techniques and the jewelry assembly process. Techniques covered include brick stitch, even- and odd-count peyote stitch, circular peyote, crossed-thread weaving, and loom work, all clearly explained and applied across a variety of wearable creations. With its practical guidance and artistic flair, Brick-Stitch, Peyote, and Other Bead Weaving Techniques is an essential resource for anyone passionate about handcrafted jewelry!

Hedges are one of Great Britains most iconic landscape features. They are the stitching in the patchwork quilt of fields and meadows that defines the countryside. Hedgelaying first developed to form living stock-proof barriers, and has always been considered an art and a skill, taking something wild and unruly and giving it order, structure and perhaps even beauty. The book examines over 25 regional styles in England and Wales, introducing local experts who proudly explain their native style and offer a wealth of informed advice.

Creative Dimensions in Weaving explains many techniques weavers can use to incorporate visual and physical depth in their woven fabric. It first looks at many familiar weave structures and transforms them into dimensional surfaces, before exploring the sculptural potential in multi-layer weaves. Aimed at weavers of all abilities, it introduces the principles and topics clearly for the novice, but provides advanced ideas and challenges for those with more experience. Richly illustrated, this thorough book encourages and inspires all weavers with four or more shafts to experiment and to understand the possibilities of adapting techniques to make ever more creative and unique work. The textural surface of cloth is often overlooked. Touching fabrics from birth, most people have an instinct for texture but would not necessarily know how to create tactile surfaces in cloth. Creative Dimensions in Weaving opens the door to various techniques that ally materials with weave structures so that many different three-dimensional surfaces can be made. Some are subtle, some more extreme but all are aimed at moving the fabric beyond the _at plane. The book shows methods, explains the reasoning behind decision-making, and gives many options for the reader to explore and incorporate in their weaving vocabulary, with examples of drafts, cloth and inspirational work from many weavers. For weavers with four shafts and more, the book offers possibilities for any level of expertise, with a particular focus for eight-shaft looms. Single cloth, double cloth with several adaptations, and multiple layers are included.

First published in 1861, The Book of Household Management surveys the Victorian home from marketing and menu-planning to recipes, etiquette, childcare, and the sickroom. Numbered recipes, precise timings, standardized measures, seasonal charts, and costings impose a quasi-scientific order on domestic labour. Brisk, didactic, and modular in layout, it embodies mid-Victorian faith in system: a hybrid of cookbook, conduct manual, and domestic economy treatise for an ascendant middle class. Isabella Mary Beeton, working with her publisher husband, Samuel, developed this project from material serialized in The Englishwomans Domestic Magazine. Trained by journalism and acute market sense, she compiled and standardized dispersed household knowledge for aspiring mistresses managing servants and budgets. Her editorial method, often synthesizing existing sources, sought to professionalize domestic authority within the new rhythms of industrial life, despite her brief career and tragically early death. Modern readers will find both usable procedures and a key document of social history. Cooks can adapt her clear instructions; scholars of food, gender, and empire can mine its menus and margins. Choose an annotated edition to translate obsolete terms and measures; the reward is insight as well as sustenance.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

The American Frugal Housewife distills early nineteenth-century domestic economy into a compact manual of recipes, household management, and moral counsel. In brisk, imperative prose, Child details economical cookery, repurposing of scraps, preserving, soap and candle making, and plain home remedies, all under the creed that thrift is a civic virtue. Rooted in New England yet national in aim, it answers early republic fears about debt and display with cornmeal porridges, apple vinegar, and careful accounts. Child, born in Massachusetts in 1802, joined literary ambition to reformist purpose: author of Hobomok, editor of the Juvenile Miscellany, and later a prominent abolitionist. Her marriage to David Lee Child brought chronic financial strain, compelling her to make letters support a household. From that lived economyand Yankee pedagogical habitsshe forged a guide for families of modest means, where prudence was both survival strategy and ethical stance. Students of American letters, womens history, and food studiesas well as readers seeking sustainable, budget-wise practicewill value this lucid primary text. Read it critically for period assumptions, and appreciatively for its intelligence, craft, and humane insistence on living within ones means. Few books show so clearly how the household can be a crucible of economy and ethics.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Your hands create what machines cant replicate, but traditional craft markets have changedand so have the opportunities. This guide shows skilled craftspeople how to sell work authentically in digital spaces while preserving craft integrity and connecting with customers who value genuine handmade quality.Discover platform strategies for traditional crafts: choosing between Etsy, standalone websites, and specialized craft marketplaces, understanding which platforms suit different craft types and price points, photography approaches that communicate handmade quality through screens, product descriptions that justify premium pricing by explaining process and skill, and storytelling that connects maker identity to work without feeling performative. Learn pricing frameworks that account for true time investment and skill level, shipping logistics for fragile or heavy items, inventory management for one-of-a-kind versus reproducible pieces, and balancing production time with marketing requirements.Understand digital marketing for traditional makers: social media strategies that dont require constant content creation, building customer relationships remotely, handling custom commissions through digital communication, video content showcasing process without revealing trade secrets, email marketing for craft businesses, SEO basics for craft-specific searches, and collaborating with other makers for mutual visibility. From preserving traditional techniques while adapting to contemporary aesthetics to finding customers who appreciate craft value beyond mass-market prices, managing digital business aspects while prioritizing making time to sustaining traditional craft practice in modern economy, youll gain frameworks for thriving as a traditional craftsperson in the digital age.

Bring the timeless elegance of European homes into your space without hiring expensive contractors or sourcing costly imported materials. This practical guide shows you how to recreate the distinctive character of French farmhouses, Italian villas, Scandinavian interiors, and Mediterranean retreats using accessible techniques and budget-smart strategies.Learn which design elements create authentic European atmosphereexposed beams, lime-washed walls, reclaimed materials, strategic color palettesand discover DIY methods for achieving them affordably. From sourcing architectural salvage to mastering decorative plaster techniques, creating aged patinas to installing rustic fixtures, each project breaks down into manageable steps with realistic cost estimates and tool requirements.Understand the core principles behind different European styles so you can adapt them to your existing space rather than fighting your homes architecture. Whether youre renovating a single room or transforming an entire property, youll gain the knowledge to make informed decisions about where to invest, where to save, and how to achieve lasting quality without premium pricing. This isnt about perfect replicasits about capturing the soul of European design through intelligent, hands-on work.

Owning a historic European home means inheriting both breathtaking character and complex challenges. This guide helps you navigate the delicate balance between preservation and practicalityshowing you how to maintain architectural integrity while making your period property comfortable, efficient, and suited to contemporary life.Understand which original features deserve protection and which can be sensitively modified. Learn how to integrate modern heating, plumbing, and electrical systems without compromising historic fabric. Discover techniques for improving insulation and energy efficiency while respecting traditional construction methods. From dealing with moisture issues in stone walls to upgrading ancient windows, installing discreet climate control to modernizing kitchens within period rooms, each challenge receives practical solutions grounded in conservation principles.Navigate regulations, permissions, and heritage requirements that govern historic properties across different European regions. Learn to work with traditional materials and specialized craftspeople, recognize when professional expertise is essential, and identify cost-effective compromises that satisfy both preservation standards and budget realities. This isnt about choosing between authenticity and comfortits about achieving both through informed, thoughtful renovation decisions.

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Most of what is sold as "soap" in the grocery aisle is actually harsh synthetic detergent disguised in a pretty wrapper, stripping your skin of its natural oils with every wash. True soap making is a powerful act of defiance against the chemical industry, allowing you to reclaim control over what touches your body. Sudsy Alchemy demystifies the intimidating world of cold process soap making, transforming what looks like a dangerous kitchen chemistry experiment into a safe, luxurious, and deeply satisfying artistic outlet.While the thought of handling sodium hydroxidelyeoften scares away beginners, this guide provides a rigorous safety-first framework that turns a caustic chemical into a harmless, necessary tool. You will learn the crucial math of saponification to ensure every bar is gentle and moisturizing, moving beyond pre-made melt-and-pour bases to formulate your own recipes from scratch. From selecting the perfect ratio of olive oil for hardness to coconut oil for bubbles, this book guides you through the fat formulation process with absolute clarity. It also dives into the aesthetics, teaching you how to use natural clays for color and essential oils for scent, ensuring your final product is not only functional but a beautiful, plastic-free addition to your home that rivals any high-end boutique brand.