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Books in Start to Learn series

  • Start to Learn Numbers Sticker Book

    Chez Picthall

    Paperback (Picthall & Gunzi / Award Publications, Oct. 15, 2014)
    An interactive and stimulating early learning series for pre-school children to play with and learn from. Young children will have hours of fun looking for the stickers, then matching them to the corresponding outlines on each of the colorful pages.
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  • Start to Learn SHAPES Sticker Book

    Chez Picthall, Anna Award

    Paperback (Picthall & Gunzi / Award Publications, Oct. 15, 2014)
    Start-to-Learn Sticker Books - SHAPES... These colorful sticker books teach the youngest of readers to associate words and pictures. Each book includes 100 large, easy-to-peel stickers of familiar everyday items. The stickers are specially designed to be simple for little fingers to handle. Age 2 4
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  • Colours

    Chez Picthall

    Paperback (Picthall & Gunzi / Award Publications, Oct. 15, 2014)
    An interactive and stimulating early learning series for pre-school children to play with and learn from. Young children will have hours of fun looking for the stickers, then matching them to the corresponding outlines on each of the colorful pages.
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  • Start to Stitch

    Claire Buckley, Miriam Edwards, Nancy Nicholson

    Paperback (Search Press, June 1, 2013)
    Textile craft is easy and fun! This book will give you the techniques and confidence to make loads of fantastic decorative and practical pieces, ranging from cushions to bags to mobile phone cosies. There are full instructions on the materials and methods for four classic textile crafts – embroidery, appliqué, quilting and patchwork.
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  • Learn to Crochet Kit: Purse

    Leisure Arts, Inc.

    Pamphlet (Leisure Arts, Inc, )
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  • Learn to Knit Kit: Scarf

    Leisure Arts, Inc.

    Pamphlet (Leisure Arts, Inc., March 1, 2011)
    Learn to Knit: Scarf Perfect for beginners, this kit has everything needed to complete the project shown on the package. It includes a pair of size 7 knitting needles, more than 100 yards of yarn, pom-pom scarf pattern, pom-pom and tassel maker, learn-to-knit instructions, a yarn needle, and bonus patterns for two more exciting projects--an envelope clutch and a spa cloth. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
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  • Start to Bead

    Jill Thomas

    Paperback (Search Press, Nov. 1, 2008)
    In this book Jill Thomas teaches the basics of beading and goes on to show in easy steps how to make fantastic beaded jewellery such as a safety pin bracelet and a daisy ring, as well as a trinket pot and a mini bag. Start to Bead is aimed at 10-14 year olds who would love to be creative with beads. The patterns and projects included in the book are ideal for beginners, they are highly achievable using beads, threads and a few simple tools that are readily available through your favourite bead store. Once you have made a few projects from this book you will have learnt some basic beading techniques and will be able to create your own designs. Happy Beading! Simple beading techniques are explained using clear instructions and step by step photographs, and only a few tools are needed to make the projects.
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  • Start to Knit

    Alison Dupernex

    Hardcover (Search Press, May 15, 2007)
    This book is perfect for readers from ten to fourteen to learn how to knit. Because there are only a few techniques to learn, absolute beginners can quickly learn how to make brilliant knitted items – from scarves, belts and bags to purses and beanie hats. Each project is set off by bright, full colour photography, lively design and ideas for adapting the patterns. Have a go: you really can start to knit!
  • Start to Quilt

    Miriam Edwards

    Paperback (Search Press, March 1, 2009)
    NEW IN PAPERBACK Step by step photographs and easy to follow instructions make it easy for readers from ten to teens to start quilting. There are only a few stitches and techniques to learn and no advanced sewing skills are required. The bright, full colour photographs and funky design will inspire youngsters to make fabulous projects to show off to all their friends.
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  • Start to Applique

    Nancy Nicholson

    Paperback (Search Press, Nov. 1, 2008)
    Learn how to appliqué. It's fun and easy to do!
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  • Start to Embroider

    Claire Buckley

    Paperback (Search Press, March 1, 2009)
    Explains embroidery techniques and stitches, reviews fabrics and yarns, and provides step-by-step instructions for five projects, including book covers, purses, and charms.
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  • Start to Felt

    Ewa Kuniczak

    Paperback (Search Press, Nov. 1, 2008)
    This book brings the ancient craft of feltmaking up to date with a great collection of fun and colourful projects. The versatility of felt makes it fantastic to work with. Learn how to make books, bags, jewellery and charms - the techniques are simple and with the step-by-step instruction and detailed photographs you can't go wrong.
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