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Books in Kids Can Do It series

  • Horse Crafts

    Linda Hendry

    Hardcover (Kids Can Press, March 1, 2006)
    Finally, a craft book with real horse sense! The 15 fun projects in this book in the Kids Can Do It series for young horse hobbyists include a sock horse and a bronco bookend. With full-color photos, patterns and simple-to-follow directions, kids will be off to a galloping start. Giddyup!
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  • Beanbag Buddies: and Other Stuffed Toys

    Judy Ann Sadler, June Bradford

    Paperback (Kids Can Press, June 15, 1999)
    With this book in the Kids Can Do It series, youngsters can trace, cut, sew and love their own beanbag animals.
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  • Junk Drawer Jewelry

    Rachel Di Salle, Ellen Warwick, Jane Kurisu

    Paperback (Kids Can Press, Sept. 1, 2006)
    Do you want jewelry so original that nobody will believe you made it yourself? Just take a look in your junk drawer. This book in the Kids Can Do It series encourages kids to dig deeply into drawers, toolboxes and recycling bins for materials you never dreamed could look so cool. Browse your local hardware, craft and fabric stores for more of the goods you'll need. Get ready to make dazzling jewelry that celebrates your sense of style.
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  • Paper Airplanes and Other Super Flyers

    Neil Francis, June Bradford

    Hardcover (Kids Can Press, June 30, 1996)
    Neil Francis, an aviator and former pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force, knows a lot about flying. He also knows how to have fun with aerodynamics. In this book in the Kids Can Do It series, he shows kids how to make 13 flyers from recycled materials such as pop cans, cardboard tubes and Styrofoam trays. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, with Francis's expert advice on launching each super flyer, ensure a successful flight every time!
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  • Lettering: Make Your Own Cards, Signs, Gifts and More

    Amanda Lewis, Esperanca Melo

    Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Aug. 16, 1996)
    This book in the Kids Can Do It series will introduce kids to the basics of calligraphy, traditional lettering skills and the principles of design. Kids can make greeting cards, project covers, banners and more. They'll also discover many unique calligraphy projects, such as a 3-D letter tower and letter jewelry made from baking clay. Kids who would rather use a computer can explore the chapters on newsletter and letterhead design and layout. A great book for creative minds, Lettering includes alphabets of beautiful letters and instructions for more than 20 eye-catching projects for home and school.
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  • Gifts to Make and Eat

    Elizabeth MacLeod, June Bradford

    Paperback (Kids Can Press, Sept. 1, 2001)
    This book in the Kids Can Do It series features fun recipes for personal handmade gifts.
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  • Awesome Ocean Science

    Cindy A. Littlefield

    Hardcover (WorthyKids, Nov. 20, 2006)
    Kids will love this irresistible learning playground filled with skill-building and a hands-on way of learning science. A Parents' Choice Silver Honor Award winner, this title is in full-color throughout offering boatloads of cool science facts about our underwater world.
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  • Lettering: Make Your Own Cards, Signs, Gifts and More

    Amanda Lewis, Esperanca Melo

    Paperback (Kids Can Press, June 30, 1996)
    In this book in the Kids Can Do It series, skills and principles of design are fun to learn through calligraphy and traditional lettering projects.
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  • Electric Mischief: Battery-Powered Gadgets Kids Can Build

    Alan Bartholomew, Lynn Bartholomew

    Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Aug. 1, 2002)
    In this book in the Kids Can Do It series, Electric Al shows kids how to make their very own electric backscratcher, illuminated fork and more kooky creations using step-by-step instructions and easy-to-follow illustrations. Features information on battery connections and switches, as well as lots of ideas for building on the basics. Projects include * electric dice * a bumper car * a noisemaker * a robot hand
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  • Birdfeeders

    Renee Schwarz

    Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Sept. 1, 2005)
    The nine projects in this book in the Kids Can Do It series are composed of recycled or common household materials -- such as flowerpots, juice cans, Frisbees and ketchup bottles. These birdfeeders can be made in an afternoon and are sturdy enough to last for years. On balconies or in backyards, neighborhood birds are in for a treat! Kids can make a * fruit flower * long-nosed, big-eyed bottle bug * bird dog * fat cat
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  • Making Fleece Crafts

    Judy Ann Sadler, June Bradford

    Hardcover (Kids Can Press, Sept. 1, 2000)
    Fleece is warm, soft, stretchy, colorful, non-ravelling, easy to wash, quick to dry and, best of all, simple to work with. With this book in the Kids Can Do It series, youngsters can make cozy blankets, snuggly hats and adorable stuffed animals. The projects can be hand- or machine-sewn, and in many cases, fabric glue can be substituted so that even kids who can't sew will be able to make these great fleece crafts. Simple step-by-step instructions, patterns, stitches and ideas are all included. Kids can make a * snake scarf * pet blanket * jester hat * heart pillow * beanbag pig * cozy headband (200009)
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  • Stuff for Your Space

    Ellen Warwick, Bernice Lum

    Paperback (Kids Can Press, Feb. 1, 2004)
    This book in the Kids Can Do It series is perfect for young interior decorators who want to make their space their own. They'll discover how to choose a theme, the surprising power of color, the joy of working with found objects and much more. The 15 easy-to-do projects, organized into themes (Fun and Funky, Sporty Space, Think Pink and Starry Night) provide all the inspiration they'll need to really make a statement with style!
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