Mary Engelbreit Crafts to Celebrate the Seasons Spiral Book
Crafts To Celebrate The Seasons. Mary Englebreit.
Mary Engelbreit Crafts to Celebrate the Seasons Spiral Book
Crafts To Celebrate The Seasons. Mary Englebreit.
Mary Engelbreit Crafts to Celebrate the Season Pattern Book Decoupage Painting
The photos show you a sampling of projects. CRAFTS TO CELEBRATE THE SEASONS – by Mary Engelbreit. Winter Sparkle Bow. Winter Warm-Up Chair. Contents include The hardcover book is in very good condition.
Mary Engelbreit Crafts to Celebrate the Season Pattern Book Decoupage Painting
The photos show you a sampling of projects. CRAFTS TO CELEBRATE THE SEASONS – by Mary Engelbreit. Winter Sparkle Bow. Winter Warm-Up Chair. Contents include The hardcover book is in very good condition.
Mary Engelbreit Crafts to Celebrate the Season Pattern Book Decoupage Painting
The photos show you a sampling of projects. CRAFTS TO CELEBRATE THE SEASONS – by Mary Engelbreit. Winter Sparkle Bow. Winter Warm-Up Chair. Contents include The hardcover book is in very good condition.
The Knitting Stitch Bible, Maria Parry Jones, Spiral Bound, How to Guide
The Knitting Stitch Bible, like New Book by Maria Parry Jones, Spiral Bound. Great descriptions and illustrations . Please see photos for condition.
Reader’s Digest AMERICA’S HISTORIC PLACES An Illustrated Guide… (1988) HC
An Illustrated Guide to Our Country’s Past 1988, Hardcover Read a few times. Dust cover does have multiple rips in it.
Antler Knife: Making a Sami-Style Knife Handle and Sheath by Ulf Avander
end_display_feedback_code_window Antler Knife: Making a Sami-Style Knife Handle and SheathBy Ulf Avander The book’s detailed instructions concern collecting – from the forest – and preparing the material for the handle and sheath (e.g. the antler, the leather, the wood and the bark), then using the material to build your Antler Knife handle and sheath the Scandinavian way. Most of the comprehensive and valuable instructions in this book concern the intricacies of working with antler, a subject in which the author has over 50 years of experience. Although Ulf uses reindeer antler for this knife, you can also use moose or caribou antler.The sheath for this traditional Sami-style knife consists of two sections: the bottom part made of antler and the top part, of leather. The knife’s handle is made of hardwood with decorative plates of antler. The pommel and the band abutting the blade’s shoulder are also made of antler.As Ulf points out, handles made solely of antler are very slippery and are also very cold. As attractive as it is, the knife you will construct is a functional Sami-style working knife for daily use and not an art knife, so it is essential that the handle is made to give you a good grip and does not employ too much antler in its construction. All this and more is explained in a step-by-step fashion with accompanying photos in this detailed and fascinating book.Hardcover, 112 pages, 208 color photos and drawings, 10-in. x 7-in x .5-in. Great reviews!!—> FORGED: Making a Knife with Traditional Blacksmith Skills
Antler Knife: Making a Sami-Style Knife Handle and Sheath by Ulf Avander
end_display_feedback_code_window Antler Knife: Making a Sami-Style Knife Handle and SheathBy Ulf Avander The book’s detailed instructions concern collecting – from the forest – and preparing the material for the handle and sheath (e.g. the antler, the leather, the wood and the bark), then using the material to build your Antler Knife handle and sheath the Scandinavian way. Most of the comprehensive and valuable instructions in this book concern the intricacies of working with antler, a subject in which the author has over 50 years of experience. Although Ulf uses reindeer antler for this knife, you can also use moose or caribou antler.The sheath for this traditional Sami-style knife consists of two sections: the bottom part made of antler and the top part, of leather. The knife’s handle is made of hardwood with decorative plates of antler. The pommel and the band abutting the blade’s shoulder are also made of antler.As Ulf points out, handles made solely of antler are very slippery and are also very cold. As attractive as it is, the knife you will construct is a functional Sami-style working knife for daily use and not an art knife, so it is essential that the handle is made to give you a good grip and does not employ too much antler in its construction. All this and more is explained in a step-by-step fashion with accompanying photos in this detailed and fascinating book.Hardcover, 112 pages, 208 color photos and drawings, 10-in. x 7-in x .5-in. Great reviews!!—> FORGED: Making a Knife with Traditional Blacksmith Skills
4 Wildfowl Carving & Collecting Magazines in Sleeve 1997
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
