Crafts are for everybody! Whether you’re an adult or
child, female or male, there are many ways that you can express your
creativity. Are you looking for ideas? Here are some books to help.
Just Us Girls: 48 Creative Art & Craft
Projects for Mothers & Daughters to Do Together, written by Cindy Ann
Ganaden, presents instructions for more than forty earth-centered activities
arranged by season, to be enjoyed by all ages. Templates, designs and
full-color photos abound.Boy Craft: Loads of Things to Make for and with Boys (and Girls), written by Sara Duchars and Sarah Marks, is designed for boys and tomboys. Many of the projects are made from old junk (recyclables). There’s paper craft, stitchery, crafts made from wood, model-making, projects made from yarn, and more. Detailed instructions are accompanied by drawings and color photos to help the crafter.
Candy Aisle Crafts: Create Fun Projects with
Supermarket Sweets, written by Jodi Levine, relies on candies, cookies and
cereal for decorative projects to make on your own. They can be for special
occasions, holidays, or anytime fun; the color photos show how tempting these
crafts can be.
Friendship Bracelets All Grown Up: Hemp,
Floss, and other Boho Chic Designs to Make, written by Suzanne McNeill,
shows how to make bracelets out of knotwork using a variety of materials. Clear
instructional drawings aid the novice.
A Beautiful Mess Happy Handmade
Home: Painting, Crafting, and Decorating a Cheerful, More Inspiring Space,
written by Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman, the creators of the décor blog A Beautiful Mess. Travelling
room-by-room around the house from living room to bedroom to playroom and more,
a multitude of color photos, supply lists, and easygoing text make crafting for
the home a breeze.
Felt-o-Ween: 40 Scary-Cute Projects to
Celebrate Halloween, written by Kathy Sheldon and Amanda Carestio, features
felt, that favorite craft fabric. Make home decorations, clothing accessories,
and more! Templates and color photos included. 
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