NIKKI VAN DE CAR IS A WOMAN IN SEARCH OF MAGIC.Whether that magic is to be found walking in the woods, in knitting, spinning and other thread-magic, in dancing in the rain or in laughing with those she loves.She loves the idea of returning to the old ways, working with our hands and finding peace, joy and comfort in creativity and intuition.She is the author of five books on crafting and magic, as well as a freelance book editor. She can be found online at nikkivandecar.com, or come visit her on Instagram at @nikkivandecar.Nikki lives in Hawaii with her family.
Arthur C. Brooks
Arthur C. Brooks is a bestselling author, a social scientist, and the president of the American Enterprise Institute. Arthur works with top scholars, policymakers, and elected officials to fight for for all Americans' access to free enterprise and earned success.Arthur's path to Washington, DC, has been anything but typical. At 19, he left college to play the French horn professionally. He toured internationally and recorded several albums, eventually landing in the City Orchestra of Barcelona.In his late 20s, Arthur returned to the US and completed his bachelor's degree by correspondence. He went on to earn...
Nikki Van De Car
NIKKI VAN DE CAR IS A WOMAN IN SEARCH OF MAGIC.Whether that magic is to be found walking in the woods, in knitting, spinning and other thread-magic, in dancing in the rain or in laughing with those she loves.She loves the idea of returning to the old ways, working with our hands and finding peace, joy and comfort in creativity and intuition.She is the author of five books on crafting and magic, as well as a freelance book editor. She can be found online at nikkivandecar.com, or come visit her on Instagram at @nikkivandecar.Nikki lives in Hawaii with her family.
Arthur C. Brooks
Arthur C. Brooks is a bestselling author, a social scientist, and the president of the American Enterprise Institute. Arthur works with top scholars, policymakers, and elected officials to fight for for all Americans' access to free enterprise and earned success.Arthur's path to Washington, DC, has been anything but typical. At 19, he left college to play the French horn professionally. He toured internationally and recorded several albums, eventually landing in the City Orchestra of Barcelona.In his late 20s, Arthur returned to the US and completed his bachelor's degree by correspondence. He went on to earn...