In the beginning of 2013 everyone in our home made plans to do many things this year. One of the top things in our New Year's resolution list was to learn a new skill.
DK books are helping us to start something new. They have a wonderful collection of books for us to learn new skills such as
The step-by-step books are encouraging as it shows how to do things clearly. The instructions and the type of language they use make it is easy to understand for beginners who are trying to learn the skills. Even those who have expert knowledge about a certain skill, will like having these DK books to refer to after all we can't remember all the details :)
Here are more detailed reviews of DK books that I have done in the past such as the needlecraft and art book. I refer to these books quite often to follow patterns and remember things when I am doing crafts.
This book Get Started: Sewing and Learn Something New is a fabulous book to learn how to sew by hand and machine. It is separated into 3 parts; start simple, build on it and take it further. I like the structure of this book as it helps us learn or improve our sewing skills. The step-by-step pictures of the 30 projects and details about materials and tools in the book are useful.
I am planning to do the projects from this book, and looking forward to share them with all of you :)
Giveaway:
If you live in Canada you can win this fabulous sewing book. Please enter through the rafflecopter below before January 30th.
Please let me know in the comments if you have made any resolutions to learn something new and why you want to win this book?
2nd comment on any other craft related post.
Update: The winner is Sarah
To be eligible please make sure you are following all my social media networks and DK Facebook and twitter. Winner will have 24 hours to respond from the time of contact.
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DK books are helping us to start something new. They have a wonderful collection of books for us to learn new skills such as
- Crafting, needlework, beading, sewing, crocheting and knitting
- Food based; baking, cooking, making cakes and bread
- Learning to dance
- Exercising, yoga etc...
- The list goes on, as there are many wonderful things to learn.
The step-by-step books are encouraging as it shows how to do things clearly. The instructions and the type of language they use make it is easy to understand for beginners who are trying to learn the skills. Even those who have expert knowledge about a certain skill, will like having these DK books to refer to after all we can't remember all the details :)
Here are more detailed reviews of DK books that I have done in the past such as the needlecraft and art book. I refer to these books quite often to follow patterns and remember things when I am doing crafts.
This book Get Started: Sewing and Learn Something New is a fabulous book to learn how to sew by hand and machine. It is separated into 3 parts; start simple, build on it and take it further. I like the structure of this book as it helps us learn or improve our sewing skills. The step-by-step pictures of the 30 projects and details about materials and tools in the book are useful.
I am planning to do the projects from this book, and looking forward to share them with all of you :)
Giveaway:
If you live in Canada you can win this fabulous sewing book. Please enter through the rafflecopter below before January 30th.
Please let me know in the comments if you have made any resolutions to learn something new and why you want to win this book?
2nd comment on any other craft related post.
Update: The winner is Sarah
To be eligible please make sure you are following all my social media networks and DK Facebook and twitter. Winner will have 24 hours to respond from the time of contact.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
All rights reserved on photographs and written content Createwithmom © 2011 - 2013. Please Ask First
I'm in Canada and I haven't pulled out my sewing machine in 15 years! I need to get back into it and relearn the art of sewing - either that or my husband is going to make me throw out my fabric collection. So I would love this book!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Canada. My resolution to try something new is to try baking with my DD. I would like to win this book because I think sewing would make craft/gift time more fun (personal).
ReplyDeleteI love to sew, therefore i want to win the book :)
ReplyDeleteI am in canada. I think it would be something fun to do with my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI am in Canada. I didn't make any new years resolutions. I would want to win this book b/c sewing is something I have always wanted to learn to do especially b/c my mom is so good at it and I grew up watching her sew so many things.
ReplyDeleteI am in Canada, I am aiming to get outdoors more this year and do some drawing. Something I haven't done in years. But doing some sewing would be good for all the bad weather days here
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I live in Canada, I haven't made resolutions, and I would love to have the book for both myself and my oldest child who wants to learn how to sew.
ReplyDeletei live in Canada i am wanting to get better organized this year i want the book so i can learn how to sew more
ReplyDeleteI am in Canada and I have always wanted to sew. I took some classes ages ago and I really enjoyed it:)
ReplyDeleteI live in BC! I have actually signed up for sewing lessons this year. It's my resolution!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of selling my mother in law's sewing machine since she has gone back to India when my husband suggested that I should try my hand at sewing. So, I took a two hour class at Jo Ann's when I visited Houston last month during the holidays. However, it didn't help much. Perhaps, this book can help me put the sewing machine to some good use. I am in Mississauga. I don't really believe in new year resolutions ..but I continuosly want to try my hand at new things.
ReplyDeletei am in canada. i have not made a new years resolution...but am always up for learning something new...i recently inherited my grandmothers sewing machine so this would be a perfect start for me to use it :)
ReplyDeleteI'm in Canada. My new year resolution is simple, just trying to lose the last 10 lbs of my baby weight and drink more water. I would love to win this because my mom has always said to always try to make something for your baby...it's something they will cherish.
ReplyDeleteYes, I live in Saskatchewan. No new resolutions, just want to finish up old projects! My grandson is the consummate gift maker. He makes ALL his Christmas and birthday gifts. He would LOVE this book!
ReplyDeleteI live in Canada, and didn't make a resolution to learn something new. Would like this book to see if I can learn something new, or teach my kids something that may interest them.
ReplyDeleteI am in Canada! I have two sewing machines, but am terrible at sewing. It is something that I have always wanted to learn! This would be a great starting point for me. Last year I made a resolution to try new recipes and write a blog - which I have stuck to! Yay!
ReplyDelete- Dawn, Addicted to Recipes