Kirjahaku

Lamps are the light and life of every room. Discover how easy it is to enhance your rooms with this complete introduction to the art of making lampshades. Many creative project ideas are presented in this illuminating book. You will learn how to cover, line, and trim an existing lampshade, as well as create your own distinctive lamps and shades in a variety of stunning styles. Clear, concise, and easy to follow instructions and illustrations will make it easy. For the designer and decorator, the silhouettes of lamps and the shapes of lampshades are named and defined. A section shows you how each base and shade complement each other, so you can combine them using good design techniques. Learn how you can change the look of a room instantly with the versatility of lampshades. And if you are interested in selling your wares, a section on pricing your work is included. This comprehensive how-to will inspire everyone to experiment with the art of making lampshades.

More true life childhood stories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend, her brother Paul Gregory about their very different-from-today world on a farm in rural America in the 30s. These new, original stories are part of a "Children's Books for Grandparents" series, designed and printed for grandparents and others to read to small children.

More true life childhood stories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend, her brother Paul Gregory about their very different-from-today world on a farm in rural America in the 30s. These new, original stories are part of a "Children's Books for Grandparents" series, designed and printed for grandparents and others to read to small children.

The third book in this charming series of true-life stories is based on the memories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend and her brother, Paul Gregory Townsend, set in rural America in the post-depression era. From sampling the sweet sap of the "sugar" bush, to making a dress from an old feed sack (then tearing it on a barbed wire fence ), and watching baby goats get into all kinds of mischief, Clarissa's adventures capture the essence of what it meant to be a child in these innocent times. There's even a template for making a paper doll of Clarissa and her feed sack dress Remember the way children's books used to be? Grandparents and other family members reading bedtime stories and looking at the pictures together? Now you can revisit those magical days with your youngsters, through Elm Grove Publishing's special series of "Children's Books for Grandparents." Brand new stories, traditionally told in classically styled books that will capture the imagination and the heart, specially designed and printed for grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, even big brothers and sisters, to read to small children.

The fourth book in this charming series of real-life stories is based on the childhood memories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend, who grew up with her brother, Paul Gregory Townsend, in rural America during the post-depression era. Join Clarissa as she sets off to sell sweet corn in her brother's brand new wagon, then gets stuck in a hut made of leaves and almost falls through the ice in a frozen swamp Children will marvel at these stories that capture the essence of growing up in bygone days, before cell phones-and even before television Clarissa even shows you how to build a snowman Remember the way children's books used to be? Grandparents and other family members reading bedtime stories and looking at the pictures together? Now you can revisit those magical days with your youngsters, through Elm Grove Publishing's special series of "Children's Books for Grandparents." Brand new stories, traditionally told in classically styled books that will capture the imagination and the heart, specially designed and printed for grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, even big brothers and sisters, to read to small children.

The fourth book in this charming series of real-life stories, is based on the childhood memories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend, who grew up with her brother, Paul Gregory Townsend, in rural America during the post-depression era. Join Clarissa as she sets off to sell sweet corn in her brother's brand new wagon, then gets stuck in a hut made of leaves and almost falls through the ice in a frozen swamp Children will marvel at these stories that capture the essence of growing up in bygone days, before cell phones-and even before television Clarissa even shows you how to build a snowman Remember the way children's books used to be? Grandparents and other family members reading bedtime stories and looking at the pictures together? Now you can revisit those magical days with your youngsters, through Elm Grove Publishing's special series of "Children's Books for Grandparents." Brand new stories, traditionally told in classically styled books that will capture the imagination and the heart, specially designed and printed for grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, even big brothers and sisters, to read to small children.

The last book in this charming series of real life time-capsule stories, based on the childhood memories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend and her brother, Paul Gregory Townsend. They grew up in rural America during the post-depression era, just before the Second World War. War clouds are looming over America, and Clarissa is getting ready for junior high school. Join her as she learns about raising chickens and growing crops for profit, and what it was like to have everyday items like sugar and shoes rationed, as the United States hunkered down for war. Children will marvel at these stories that capture the essence of growing up in bygone days, long before cell phones and television Clarissa & Gregory books are part of the publisher's "Children's Books for Grandparents" series featuring brand new stories, traditionally told in classically styled books that will capture the imagination and the heart. They are specially designed and printed for grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, even big brothers and sisters, to read to small children.