Taster Projects

by Alistair Macdonald, Frances McNaughton, Jan Ollis

Twenty to Make Taster Projects includes an exciting selection of 20 fantastic projects on crafts such as sewing and stitching, knitting, sugarcraft, felt work, cross stitch, crochet, and jewellery making. Once you have enjoyed experimenting with these fun taster projects, there are many more Twenty to Make books available on lots of different craft subjects.We hope that experimenting with these projects will inspire you to try out some of the Twenty to Make titles that these projects have been taken from, when you have had some fun making these tasters! There are projects both for beginners and more experienced crafters to try; from stitching a simple but effective Christmas place setting in felt, and making a lovely pair of button earrings using pretty shell buttons; to crocheting a flower, or a gorgeous beanie hat, and trying your hand at sugarcraft, with a cute dog, a hippopotamus, or a fairy. You could also knit a scarf for the special person in your life, or a cute and cuddly teddy bear for a child. These exciting projects are sure to appeal to a wide range of crafters and will make lovely gifts for family and friends alike. Have fun and happy crafting!Projects include Christmas bunting, sugar dogs and other animals, crocheted flowers, tiny bag made from Jelly Roll scraps, knitted mug hugs, granny squares, knitted baby bootees, a stitched fabric brooch, Steampunk style bracelet, friendship bracelets, earrings made from buttons and much more.

Genres: Crafts

48 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 23, 2014

Reviews

[Irene · Rating 3 out of 5]

Easy peasie

Would have liked the book just to focus on one craft, knitting. Of the patterns included, I liked the baby booties, a simple pattern which will look good in any colour and only a short time to make. Shame the matinee coat or matching hat were not included, as would have looked good.

[jacqueline tee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice projects

I found some nice simple projects, but some where for knitters which sadly I am not , may do for the summer holidays when you need to find something for the arty kids in the house

[Emma Evans · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love it

Lots of things from different craft's. An Excellent book for beginners as an introduction to the fabulous world of crafting.