Calendar 2010
Craft 2010 calendars (found 94 titles)
Author: Elizabeth SpurlockPublisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publication date: 2010-07-15
ISBN: 0740796992
Pages: 352
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Price: $14.99
Cross-stitchers can count on this calendar's collection of patterns for hundreds of quick, clever project ideas. A colorful completed design appears on the front of each page, and the corresponding pattern chart appears on the back for a year of stitching fun.
Customes reviews 2
very disapointed (2010-08-14)
I havethe other calandars from over the years and have made some beautiful wall hangings and loved the calandar,this one is a waste of time for the printed.Have not been so dissapointed,hope she does not do this again!!!!!!!!!!!!
Disappointed!!!! (2010-07-21)
DISAPPOINTED!! I have the last eight cross stitch pattern-a-day calendars. I have always loved them. However, the 2011 calendar is HORRIBLE. The box is very cheaply made, it is smaller (doesn't line up with the others on a shelf), patterns are for very tiny projects, and only a fracture of the patterns of years past. It is a HUGE disappointment after looking forward to receiving it.
Author: Debbie KratovilPublisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publication date: 2010-07-15
ISBN: 0740797069
Pages: 640
Price: $14.99
With 640 pages featuring more than 75 new quilts and nearly 250 quilt blocks, Accord's Quilting Block & Pattern-a-Day Calendar offers incredible value to quilters. The front of each page shows a beautiful finished quilt or quilt block; the back provides the corresponding pattern.
Author: Accord PublishingPublisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publication date: 2010-08-30
ISBN: 0740796976
Pages: 384
Price: $14.99
Accord's Crochet Calendar offers all-new patterns for crochet enthusiasts of all skill levelsfrom beginner to experiencedto create cozy afghans, fabulous fashion pieces, hats and scarves, and whimsical toys and accessories. The calendar includes 117 ALL NEW patterns and provides generic yarn weights to make it easy to substitute fibers.
Publisher: Sellers Publishing Inc
Publication date: 2010-07-25
ISBN: 1416285938
Pages: 144
Price: $14.99
Kinuko Crafts breathtaking paintings regularly seen on such diverse applications as opera posters, ads, book covers for top authors, news magazine covers, and her own eight stellar picture books have enchanted loyal fans for many years. The Year of Enchantment weekly calendar is sure to fill the upcoming year with beauty and magic!
Author: Brooklyn MuseumPublisher: Pomegranate
Publication date: 2010-07-30
ISBN: 0764952501
Pages: 12
Price: $13.99
A principal founder of Britains Arts and Crafts movementwhich valued handcraftsmanship over manufactured goodsWilliam Morris (1834 1896) was also a writer of poetry and fiction, a founder of the socialist movement in England, and a designer of typefaces, fabrics, and wallpaper. The gorgeous floral and foliate wallpaper designs in this calendar were selected from sample books of William Morris and Company owned by the Brooklyn Museum.
Author: William S. RicePublisher: Pomegranate
Publication date: 2010-07-30
ISBN: 0764952765
Pages: 12
Price: $13.99
Born in Pennsylvania, William Seltzer Rice (1873 1963) moved to California in 1900, during the flowering of the Arts and Crafts movement. He distinguished himself as a teacher, painter, and printmaker, adopting block printing as his favorite medium. Rice designed, carved, and printed the blocks himself; each color print might require several blocks.
Author: Accord PublishingPublisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Publication date: 2009-07-15
ISBN: 0740783963
Pages: 110
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Price: $14.99
Customes reviews 8
Scrapbook stickers 2010 (2010-04-13)
I did not like the 2010 scrapbook stickers. I preferred the clear background of the 2009 stickers rather than the opaque ones of this year. The box was cheap quality, too. Luckily I had saved last year's box and threw away the new one. I don't plan to buy next year's calendar unless they revert back to the previous style.
I buy this every year! (2010-02-27)
THis sticker a day calentar is great, ive been buying this every year for the last 5 years. Its very new every time, has different stickets and loooots of stickers for holidays. The only thing new this year, that i didn't quiet enjoy, is that the stickers are not see through. they have a pink, light blue or white background. But the graphics are way better than last year.
enjoy!
Great stickers (2010-02-07)
The stickers are great, it is the way they are presented that lack a bit. Last year I got as a gift the border calendar. I was a bit taken back when I got this calendar. It was smaller and the box it is quite different. It took some time to make it stand up. I like it, but I would have liked if it was more like last year's border calendar.
Great product for Scrapbooker's (2010-01-25)
This is a great product if you do Scrapbooks. I got the calendar last year and had fun using the stickers for my scrapbook pages. Could not find it in any of the stores I shop this year so I had to order it on line. I will look forward to next years calendar and hope you have one.
Happy Journal (2009-12-23)
This will be the 4th year that I have used the sticker for a day product. Do I use them in my scrapbooks? No...but they have made writing in my journal so much more fun. I still hand write my journals, so this gives the eye something else to look at when going back through the pages.
If my posterity ever really reads my journals, I hope that they will see that I like to have fun in all I did...and was not just caught up in the daily task of living.
Author: Stephanie Pearl-McPheePublisher: Workman Publishing Company
Publication date: 2009-07-30
ISBN: 0761154590
Pages: 320
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Price: $12.99
Never Not Knitting Desk Calendar: Never not knitting? You know who you are. Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's Never Not Knitting! is the calendar for obsessive knitters, chock-full of advice, observations, ideas, and inspiration-all delivered with the author's signature humor and wit. How to control your urges in a yarn shop. Tuesday Tips, including taking care of your tools. Plus Purls of Wisdom, You Know You Knit Too Much When..., and: Knitting folklore says that if you knit a strand of hair into your work, you will be forever bound to the person who receives that work. In my life, this means that a lot of people are forever bound to my cat. Printed using recycled materials.
Customes reviews 11
Knitting calendar (2010-03-09)
Thought there would be more knitting stitches. It's not what I wanted but is not a bad calendar.
A Great Romp through the World of the Yarn Harlot (2010-02-17)
This is a great gleaning of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's humor, insight, and advice for knitting and life. Guaranteed to bring you a smile and a few stitches a day.
Never Not Knittin Page-A-Day Calendar 2010 (2010-02-08)
This is a constant and continual joy which adds to my knowledge of knitting along with her delightful look at herself and the compulsive knitter. This is my second one of these calendars and she does not repeat herself (or has not so far).
YarnHarlot rules (2010-02-05)
For knitters with a sense of humor, it doesn't get any better than the Yarn Harlot. I always get her page-a-day calendars.
Item arrived timely and as advertised.
Hilarious! (2010-01-30)
Stephanie Pearl-McPhee was successful in her quest to have knitters take over the world. Every day, her humor and knowledge about knitting force the reader to go on a mad hunt for yarn and needles.
Author: Perfect Timing - AvalanchePublisher: Perfect Timing - Avalanche
Publication date: 2010-09-15
ISBN: 1606772759
Price: $13.99
These 13 vibrant quilts inspire both the seasoned quilter and the casual fan. Created with brilliantly colored contemporary fabrics, these quilts showcase the art and talents of todays nationally known quilters from C&T Publishing, Inc. Step-by-step instructions and patterns are included.
Author: Jennifer LipseyPublisher: Lark Books
Publication date: 2005-10-01
ISBN: 157990629X
Pages: 48
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Price: $9.95
Celebrate kids and their special talents.
There's nothing kids like more than putting pencil, crayon, or chalk to paper and drawing their favorite things. But mastering technical skills isn't always easy for them. So visual artist and instructor Jennifer Lipsey has created an appealing new series that gently takes youngsters 4-to-8 beyond what they know--and this first entry introduces them to some very simple drawing basics. On the left page are hand-drawn how-tos, all in bright purple. On the right is the finished piece, with even more entertaining things to do. And the minimal text allows even pre-readers to follow the instructions easily. While children happily create great pictures of ice cream, dinosaurs, and bicycles, they're learning how to turn basic lines into shapes, construct accurately proportioned people and objects, capture silhouettes, and produce realistic three-dimensional effects.
Customes reviews 8
advice from a 7 yr old expert (2010-02-25)
Our Grandson was given a copy of I Love to Draw and found it fascinating.
After learning to draw different figures he learned how to add them all together
to make a whole scene. Noticing his deep attention to a book his sister decided
she might like one of her own having given up on him ever sharing the book.
She not only requested the book but also requested a drawing pad, color markers,
drawing pencils and something to keep them all together. With a eye and mind
like that I think she might end up an executive rather than an artist, but she
will always have art in her life.
Wow! What A Good Book For The Whole Family (2010-02-11)
I bought this book for my 5 year old grand-daughter and I used it more than she does. The instructions are easy to follow and my drawings look really good. My family can't believe that I have created at least 5 drawings. This book is a real ego booster for kids, in addition to
teaching them how organize their thoughts.
A Great Resource for Cultivating Real Artistic Skill (2009-08-21)
This book, written by an artist and art teacher, provides a very nice introduction to the skill of drawing, with step-by-step line instructions for drawing people, underwater animals, various foods, animals, dinosaurs, and other things. This book helps young artists discern the underlying shapes of objects they are trying to represent, and the results of these exercises (depending on execution) may closely approach realistic drawing. The book is one in a series of more specialized drawings as well as other mediums. Not an indispensable addition to the home library, but a great choice for cultivating real artistic skill in young children.
Deaf Mom (2008-05-21)
My six year son, who has mildly autism, got a birthday book from his grandmother. This is an excellent book for him because he still needs to work on drawing a picture. With this book, he is able to follow the directions easily. After he finished a picture for me from the book, I felt that he did one of his drawing pictures. In fact, it was a perfect timing before he needs to include his picture for his Direct Writing Assessment next week.
I highly would recommend for any children who needs to work on creating the pictures. Even better, any kids can surprise their teacher with their homework project.
I surely hope on the next book II would include: pictures of classroom supplies (pencils, books, board, desk, chairs), house furnitures and zoo animals.
I Love to Draw! (2008-01-24)
Excellent book!! Both my five and nine year old daughters love it! It's the favorite in my eldest daughters class and it has increased their artistic skills tremendously! It's so easy to learn from that I can even draw!