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Jane Austen Embroidery: Regency Patterns Reimagined for Modern Stitchers
Jennie Batchelor · Dover Publications
Pages: 160
Format: Paperback
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Jane Austen was as skillful with a needle as she was with a pen, and this unique book showcases rare and beautiful embroidery patterns from her era, repurposed into 15 modern sewing projects. Derived from Lady's Magazine (1770–1832), a popular monthly periodical of fashion, fiction, and gossip,... |
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Happy Bonsai: Choose It, Shape It, Love It
Michael Tran · DK
Pages: 144
Format: Hardcover
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Busting myths and making bonsai accessible to everyone, Happy Bonsai will make you fall in love with this most meditative of garden crafts.
Do you know your shari from your nebari? Can you tell a raft display from a semi-cascade? Do bonsai grow better indoors or out? |
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Can I Keep It? Small Pets Guide: 39 Cool, Easy-to-Care-for Insects, Reptiles, Mammals, Amphibians, and More
Tanguy · CompanionHouse Books
Pages: 168
Format: Paperback
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The coolest guide for kids to learn how to take care of the coolest pets! Learn how to care for: Hermit crabs, vampire crabs, and crayfish Beetles, millipedes, stick insects, and praying mantis Mice, rats, gerbils, guinea pigs, and hamsters Bullfrogs, horned frogs, geckos, and axolotl... |
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Labor of Love - Scrappy Quilts at the Heart of Home
Sherri L. McConnell · That Patchwork Place
Pages: 80
Format: Paperback
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Like you, Sherri McConnell loves to quilt and fill her home with special creations. Online influencer, fabric designer, and quilt designer Sherri reveals her fresh and simple approach to scrap quilting in step-by-step instructions for a dozen splendidly scrappy projects. From s |
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Green
Ula Maria · Mitchell Beazley
Pages: 176
Format: Hardcover
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Simple gardening ideas for transforming an outdoor space with containers, furniture, lighting and other low-maintenance elements.
'Spending so much time outdoors in my childhood made me think of a garden as a natural extension of my home - an inseparable part of everyday life. |
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