Twinkle's Town & Country Knits: 30 Designs for Sumptuous Living
Added by: susan6th | Karma: 3133.45 | Black Hole | 14 December 2010
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Twinkle's Town & Country Knits whisks knitters to picturesque locations such as the California coast and the farms of New England—the influences for this set of Chia's signature garments—and offers 30 designs unified by their chic, classic silhouettes. From the Pacifica Cardigan to the Santa Lucia Skirt to the Bookbrowser’s Sweater (a bright-pink, long-sleeved sweater with a bobble front and split fold-over neck), the projects suggest a town and country lifestyle, with a charming, witty touch that one expects from Twinkle collections.
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Added by: Kahena | Karma: 11526.37 | Fiction literature | 29 October 2010
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A Dog Of Flanders
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Passchendaele: Unseen Panoramas of the Third Battle of Ypres
'An extraordinary set of panoramic photographs that reveal the battlefields of the Western Front as never before.' The Times 'The book is a magnificent effort and most impressive - one could almost say unique.' Lyn Macdonald 'Is without doubt the best publication on the Great War in many years it is a superb piece of work.' --Western Front Association
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