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TV host Mag Ruffman (Anything I Can Do, PBS) designs and creates projects for the immature human. Ranging from wildly imaginative to mostly practical, the episodes in Volume 7: Projects for Kids will entertain and educate beginners of all ages. Plus, you will learn the following skills: Drawing with your eyes closed; Creating spill-proof upholstery; Accommodating the portly bellies of youngsters in table design Projects For Kids is divided up into four projects: 1. Go-Cart: If you did not have a go-cart when you were a kid, this is your baby. Complete with tail lights and a hot chassis, Mags go-cart has everything but an engine. And that is a good thing. 2. Kids Furniture: Attractive furniture for kids, inspired by Dr. Seuss. If you can hold a pencil, you can make this furniture. 3. Kids Table: A simple kid-sized art table that breaks down for easy storage, and sets up in under a minute when the art bug strikes. 4. Mirror Frame: A wacky, Harry Potterish mirror frame that teaches you how to work with a router, a scroll saw and your imagination.
TV host Mag Ruffman (Anything I Can Do, PBS) designs and creates projects for the immature human. Ranging from wildly imaginative to mostly practical, the episodes in Volume 7: Projects for Kids will entertain and educate beginners of all ages. Plus, you will learn the following skills: Drawing with your eyes closed; Creating spill-proof upholstery; Accommodating the portly bellies of youngsters in table design Projects For Kids is divided up into four projects: 1. Go-Cart: If you did not have a go-cart when you were a kid, this is your baby. Complete with tail lights and a hot chassis, Mags go-cart has everything but an engine. And that is a good thing. 2. Kids Furniture: Attractive furniture for kids, inspired by Dr. Seuss. If you can hold a pencil, you can make this furniture. 3. Kids Table: A simple kid-sized art table that breaks down for easy storage, and sets up in under a minute when the art bug strikes. 4. Mirror Frame: A wacky, Harry Potterish mirror frame that teaches you how to work with a router, a scroll saw and your imagination.
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