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Gr. 3-5, younger with adult assistance. This compendium draws on Ross and Enright's titles Crafts to Make in the Fall (1998), Crafts to Make in the Winter (1999), Crafts to Make in the Spring (1998), and Crafts to Make in the Summer (1999), reproducing 20 of the 29 double-page spreads from each of the previous volumes. Each spread explains and fully illustrates one seasonal project with materials, step-by-step directions, and decorative borders. As in the original books, these craft ideas look easy and fun for children to make. Unlike the earlier books, this volume has a spiral binding inside paper-covered boards. Though it may not hold up as long as a library binding, this alternative ensures that the pages will lie flat for crafters, protects the paper from tearing, and offers a sturdy spine for Dewey decimal labels. An attractive and economical way to bolster craft collections. Carolyn Phelan
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Kathy Ross offers a collection of 80 simple yet satisfying craft projects designed to help youngsters creatively celebrate the joys of each new season. Clear step-by-step illustrated instructions call for only scissors, and paste, and common household items.
Gr. 3-5, younger with adult assistance. This compendium draws on Ross and Enright's titles Crafts to Make in the Fall (1998), Crafts to Make in the Winter (1999), Crafts to Make in the Spring (1998), and Crafts to Make in the Summer (1999), reproducing 20 of the 29 double-page spreads from each of the previous volumes. Each spread explains and fully illustrates one seasonal project with materials, step-by-step directions, and decorative borders. As in the original books, these craft ideas look easy and fun for children to make. Unlike the earlier books, this volume has a spiral binding inside paper-covered boards. Though it may not hold up as long as a library binding, this alternative ensures that the pages will lie flat for crafters, protects the paper from tearing, and offers a sturdy spine for Dewey decimal labels. An attractive and economical way to bolster craft collections. Carolyn Phelan
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
Book Description
Kathy Ross offers a collection of 80 simple yet satisfying craft projects designed to help youngsters creatively celebrate the joys of each new season. Clear step-by-step illustrated instructions call for only scissors, and paste, and common household items.
The book's sturdy wipe-clean cover conceals a spiral binding that lets the pages stay open and lie flat so youngsters won't lose their place while working on a project.
Among the guaranteed-to-success crafts are practical items (try the Mouse Sunglass Case for summertime); decorative items (watch the Icy Sun Catcher sparkle in your wintertime wardrobe); and holiday items (for fall, try the Cornucopia Place Cards on your Thanksgiving table).
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- Crafts To Make In The Summer (Crafts for All Seasons) by Kathy Ross in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- All New Crafts for Kwanzaa (All-New Holiday Crafts for Kids) by Kathy Ross in Back Matter
- Star-Spangled Crafts by Kathy Ross in Back Matter
- Crafts To Make In The Fall (Crafts for All Seasons) by Kathy Ross in Back Matter
- All-Girl Crafts by Kathy Ross in Back Matter
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