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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 745.54
EAN: 9781579909598
ISBN: 1579909590
Label: Lark Books
Manufacturer: Lark Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 112
Publication Date: August 28, 2006
Publisher: Lark Books
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Sales Rank: 1201350
Studio: Lark Books
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Safe, easy, fast, and fun: paper crafts are the perfect creative activity for children. And these 48 unique projects—engagingly displayed on colorful pages—prove there’s more to paper art than cutting out hearts. A special section starts kids off by introducing them to different papers and tools, while six technique-based chapters present imaginative possibilities for transforming everything from corrugated cardboard to vellum. Using collage, budding artists can create a Dream Travel Box. Young fashionistas will enjoy designing their own paper clothesline or constructing beautiful Butterfly Wings for a costume party. Best of all, they’ll learn how to turn their own crafty ideas into reality.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
This book has nice full color pages, and a lot of tool/technique tips. The crafts are fairly unique, enough to capture your interest. The age suggestion (8-14) given on the back cover of the book should be heeded, I feel, as most of the projects have multiple steps requiring time, skill, or patience to a greater degree than younger children may have. It is definitely more adaptable for older people than it is for younger...younger children will need assistance nearly every step of the way. All ... Read More
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My 7 year old daughter loves to craft, with anything! She'll take anything she can get her hands on and make something out of it. Although she still does this, I wanted to focus her a little more into gifts she could make or crafts that looked more like what she was trying to do. I never told her that I didn't like the other creations though and they are still all over the house! However, I could see her beginning frustration at not having the right things to make the crafts she wanted to.
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