Fibres have been used to make clothing for thousands of years. Since last century, we have had synthetic as well as natural fibres. This book looks at the history of fibres, how they are made and used, and what their future might be.
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18 kirjaa tekijältä Sally Cowan
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Socks the cat goes missing.
Rosa tries to take Socks for a ride in her doll's pram.
Socks the cat scares the birds away from the new bird bath.
Mums and dads come to school to see the children's dinosaur paintings and books.
Cam's mum likes to paint and his dad likes to plays the violin.
Murals are big pictures, some murals are made from lots of tiles and some murals are painted onto big sheets of paper or card.
Let's make a dinosaur mural with colourful paper and paint.
We made a vegetable garden at school and had some vegetables for our lunch.
The Town Garden has lots of grass and plants and birds have nests there too.
People can move from place to place on roads. cars, buses and trucks go on roads. Bikes can go on roads, too.
Maps are very helpful for finding things. They show roads and paths, parks and forests and even places where you can buy food and drinks.
Let's make a treasure map together. We will call it 'Crocodile Island'.
For the 15% of the population who usually are left out of stitching instruction manuals, this book is a wish-come-true. Sally Cowan, a left-handed professional dressmaker, writes sympathetically for left-handed sewers. Forty varieties of straight, back, caught, blanket, buttonhole, chain, knotted, cross, couching, satin and laid filling stitches all are illustrated by 96 clear drawings of progressive steps.