Wired Beautiful: 30+ jewelry projects to hammer, coil, spiral, and twist by Heidi Boyd
Wired Beautiful by Heidi Boyd
Ever wanted to make jewelry that did not involve plastic beads and string that falls apart at a touch? Now is your chance to make your own jewelry, and hey, while you’re at it, make a nice necklace for your mom, sister, or brother.
How to Draw 1 (E-book) by Walter Foster
How to Draw 1 by Walter Foster
It’s time to sit down and finally learn how to do a decent drawing. Your fabulous stick figures do not count. Begin by learning the basic drawing techniques, step-by-step instructions, and demonstrations. Grab a pen and/or pencil and begin your journey from beginner, to Da Vinci status.
The Art of French Pastry by Jacquy Pfeiffer
The Art of French Pastry by Jacquy Pfeiffer
Some of us have not been lucky to have been blessed with culinary skills. No matter what skill level, we can all agree that the good ole’ macarons, croissants, and eclairs are fabulous treats that we wish we could have at a moments notice. Here is your excuse to go to the grocery store and get everything you need for your own mini French bakery.
Podcasting: The Do-it-Yourself Guide by Todd Cochrane
Podcasting: The Do-it-Yourself Guide by Todd Cochrane
We all have our favorite podcasts that we like to listen to daily. Sometimes, you might want to create your own thing. With this book, learn how to use podcasting software and if you’re up for it, how to create a professional studio for recording. It also addresses issues with copyright and music ownership. All the important things for creating a well made podcast from the ground up, but having fun while you do it.
Graphic Design: The New Basics by Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips
Graphic Design: The New Basics by Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips
If you’re looking for something new that will help get a step ahead of everyone else, why not learn a little about graphic design? Computer skills + graphic design= useful and fun ability. Those employers will be impressed and you’ll have learned a new talent.
Woodcarving : get started in a new craft with easy-to-follow projects for beginners by Peter Berry
Why take up woodcarving? because it’s awesome. But, seriously, it’s good to learn a skill where you can use your hands, wood, and something sharp. After all, who doesn’t want to learn how to carve a cute owl? Plus, you’ll get to impress all your friends and family.
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