Added by: nextek | Karma: 932.45 | Black Hole | 12 June 2010
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Layers - July/August 2010
Layers is digital photography and vector drawing magazine.
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Added by: nextek | Karma: 932.45 | Black Hole | 24 April 2010
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Layers - May/June 2010
Layers is digital photography and vector drawing magazine.
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Cutting-edge skills for sophisticated paper art designs! *A primer on the hottest techniques that will appeal to scrapbookers, cardmakers, rubberstampers, and all papercrafters *Allows crafts to create amazing effects using collage, torn papers, embellishments, and cherished photos and quotes *Hundreds of tips and tricks reveal how to get remarkable results every time Today’s paper art magazines showcase intricate layered pieces yet give little instruction on how to do it. Finally, Layers teaches papercrafters the skills they need to make these stylish projects.
Discover the secrets of creating a fabric landscape accidentally using this topstitch/layering technique. These quilted scenes are surprisingly simple to create! The book contains over 30 new inspiring landscapes to guide you along the way. You'll learn how to capture the feeling of a scene in simple layers. Create a landscape based on a favorite photo or color palette. Adopt the same easy layering technique to create gorgeous curved borders. For ease and fun, Karen's topstitched layers beat out machine applique and curved piecing by a mile.
Added by: Cheramie | Karma: 275.78 | Fiction literature | 10 January 2010
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The Gift: A Novel by Cecelia Ahern
So many new novels jostle for our attention that readers could be forgiven for lacking the patience to tackle most of them. But in the case of The Gift by Cecelia Ahern, they would be doing themselves a disservice by passing this one by. As in her highly involving debut novel, PS I Love You, Ahern demonstrates a sure and subtle understanding of the human condition and the pleasures and pains in relationships.
