Craft-a-Day: 365 Simple Handmade Projects

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365 Simple Handmade Projects Make something new every day of the year!Craft-a-Dayis your guide to simple fun handmade projects. It offers daily inspiration, along with fun weekly themes to kick-start your imagination. January brings Snowflake Week, February features Groundhog Week, and March offers Hexagon Week--there's truly something for everyone. Author Sarah Goldschadt provides whimsical ideas for basic crafts that require no advanced skills or crazy crafting tools; these projects are as fun and easy to make as they are to admire. Complete with handy patterns and more than 400 photographs,Craft-a-Daychallenges you to make something special, each and every day.

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Find seasonally themed designs in Sarah Goldschadts charming, down-to-earthCraft-A-Day: 365 Simple Handmade Projects.Better Homes and Gardens

...delightful...Saturday Evening Post

365 fantastic, budget-friendly, and creatively fun projects pack this book with ideas that youand your kids or studentswill love making!Crafts n Things

Some books arrive on my front porch, and I cant stop staring at them because theyre so beautiful...Talk about an artful pleasure...The author offers a years worth of adorable little projects that will bring friends and family together while they have some fun...Goldschadt offers a crafters paradise for all skill levels.Parents.com

We love DIY craft projects, so we're clearly going crazy for the new book Craft-a-Day: 365 Simple Handmade Projects, by Sarah Goldschadt.RachelRayMag.com

Fun, simple crafts for the mom without a lot of time on her handswhich is every mom.Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine

There is little the kids or adults wont find to do for even more than 365 days.Publishers Weekly

Author Bio

Sarah Goldschadtis a Danish American freelance graphic designer and crafter who loves to make things, travel, and take pictures. Her work has appeared inOprah, Better Homes & Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, Food Network Magazine, Do It Yourself,andKids' Rooms. She lives in New York City and blogs at sah-rah.com