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By Annalees Lim
New York: Gareth Stevens Publishing, 2014

Paper, glue, and tape go a long way with these fun but simple crafts. Make flowers, stationary and more with the help of this book.

By Jennifer Phillips
Minnesota: Capstone Press, 2013

Have you ever wanted to make crafts that reflect your style and personality? Then this is the book for you. Dot art, quilled paper, garland, baskets, you can decorate your house the way you like it with these creations.

By Kathy Ross
Minnesota: Millbrook Press, 2007

Scrapbooking is an artform. Learn how to make your scrapbooks look better by using the tips and tricks in this book. You'll be able to make better scrapbook pages in no time.

By Tracy Maurer
Florida: Rourke Publishing LLC, 2010

Do you want to scrapbook but don't know where to start? This starter book will help you find your way through the scrapbooking sea of options. Themes, stories, and more will help you decide how to move forward with your scrapbooking project.

By Jeanette Ryall
New York: Windmill Books, 2013.

If you want to encourage your child's creativity without getting out too many supplies, then this is the book for you. Use one simple item to keep your child entertained. Together, you can make caterpillars, windmills, and masks. The best part? Easy clean up.

By Jennifer Phillips
Minnesota: Capstone Press, 2013.

Learn how to make accessories and clothes out of paper with this how-to guide.

By Katrina Rodabaugh
Massachusetts: Quarry Books, 2015.

This book incorporates bookbinding, sculpting, and printmaking to help you make beautiful creations both decorative and practical.

By Todd Huisken
Utah: Plain Sight Publishing, 2016.

Learn how to fold Noah's Arc, an oil lamp, and more in this church service friendly Origami book.

By Gail Green
Minnesota: Capstone, 2013

Learn how to make presents, decorations, and more with this step-by-step guide.





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