Crafty Girl: Accessories: Things to Make and Do

by Jennifer Traig

A crafty girl knows that true style comes by way of vision and daring-along with a healthy dose of sequins, fake fur, and funky fabric. Enter Crafty Girl: Accessories, the next book in the winning Crafty Girl series, and the grooviest-ever guide to making bags, hats, hair-wear, and more. From the pretty to the punk, its positively packed with projects to brighten up any wardrobe. Too cool for school? Not too cool for the Bohemian Backpack. And Starlet Sparkle shades make it easy to go incognito on those days when a crafty girl just cant bear the paparazzi. Kitten Mittens keep the paws toasty, and a Milkmaid Kerchief tames the tresses. With more than 40 projects and handy stencils at the back, Crafty Girl: Accessories is the ultimate handbook for creating sparkly, spangly fashion masterpieces.

Genres: Crafts

120 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2002

About the author

Jennifer Traig is a frequent contributor to McSweeney's and The Forward. She is the author of a series of young adult books and a humor book, JUDAIKITSCH. She has a Ph.D. in literature and lives in San Francisco.

Reviews

[Hope · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fun crafts mainly aimed at pre-teen girls. There are different 'themes' such as school, nightlife, and clothing of course. Some of the crafts looked fun, but overall were based mainly around the idea of rhinestones and fur/feathers/boas.

[Amber · Rating 2 out of 5]

Many things I already knew how to do. But there were a few new ones.