Mixed craft patterns vintage 1965 1997 sewing lampshades dolls applique furry novelties tri chem

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1. H239 Calico Patch painting, applique quilting, 1975, Craft Course
2. 2281 Friendly Folk wood & cloth dolls, 1991, Suzanne McNeill
3. 8066 No sew Calico Teddy Bear Fun, 1985, Plaid
4. K45997 Winter 1983 Bazaar Gift Handicrafts magazine,
5. 1972 Tri Chem Your gateway to fun & creativity,
6. 1972 Gift making magic, pack o fun magazine
7. 1998 Sew your own Bean Bag Friends, Jill Bryant,
8. 2137 Cool Kids Crafts, 1997 Hot off the Press, Beth McDonald
9. 2217 Bears Bazaar, 1985, Paragon needlecraft,
10. 03867 Chicken Scratch, 1995, Darrow productions
11. 14138 Chambray Charmers, McCalls Creates, 1993
12. 1997 Here comes Santa, Art to Heart, Nancy Halvorsen
13. Pioneer Crafts Inc. Kids Can Press Barbara Greenwood book, 1997, 40 pages. Early settlers made the things they needed for everyday life. They wove reeds and grasses into baskets, pieced together scraps of fabric for quilts, and made candles and lanterns to light their way. Pioneers also made toys — balancing acrobats, whimmy diddles and rag dolls, to name a few. With this book in the Kids Can Do It series, kids today can dye fabric, weave gift baskets or turn a piece of felt into a pair of cozy moccasins, and make crafts the pioneer way.
14. Classic Crafts Australian Women’s Weekly Home Library 1992 Pattern Book Guide, Applique, stained glass, gilding, folk art, lace making, decoupage, basketwork, NO WRITING, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING TIGHT
15. HOTP130 Bazaar Bestsellers #3 19 patterns 1988 dough beads lace ornaments, hot off the press, Please consider photos as part of description
16. Teddy Bears 9 to make & Love Q-303 American School of Needlework, 1984, 21 pages, full size sewing pattern by Nora Fran Dilks, for 9 bearsCondition: Plates 1 & 2 include pattern pieces for the small bear, these have been neatly cut out – all pieces are included and intact, remaining plates 3 through 10 are uncut and remain stapled in the book
17. 30 09768 Make it With soda Straws, KAP Kraft books, 1966, 30 pages, stapled pattern booklet,
18. Marble Critters pattern Fibre Craft Nancy Cole 1976
19. Plastic Bottle Fun vintage Craft Course pattern book 1965
20. Bottle Cutting Decorating vintage 1972 Craft Course book H-201, 23 pages
21. Creating with Cookin’ Crystals in your oven Vintage Craft Course Publishers, 1966, 23 pages, H-134Owl mobile, Room Dividers, Carnation Tree, Plates, Cake plate & Tier Tray, Free Form Bowls, Trays, Party Favours and Tree Ornaments, Flowers, Mobiles, Wind Chimes, Wall Plaques, Candle Holder, Basket Bases, Background Panel for stained glass effect, Endtable, Keepsake plaque, Medallian Ball Lmap, tv lamp, Butterfly panel, Aquarium background, Melinda’s grape cluster, grape cluster plate, Gerry’s Cookin Crystal Screen, Etched plates, other ideas
22. Feather Fantasies pattern Craft Course book, 23 pages, 1966, By Louraine Adair, instructions include materials list, preparation of feathers, general information, mounting, background mediums, framing, patterns, using velvet, laying design, glueing, and final touchesCONDITION: No writing, no rips, no tears, some edge wear and creasing, binding is intact
23. You can make Furry Novelties Pattern, By Cliff and Eleanor Zimmerman, Craft Course Publishers, 1971Koala Bear, Rose Buds, Handmade cards, Bear Plaque, Oriental poppies, Raggedy Ann style, Wreath and Tree, Angel, Skunk, penguin, Rabbit, Merrie Monsters,CONDITION: No writing, no rips, no tears, edge wear – fading and creasing, binding is intact,
24. Aleene’s Porcelain-izing Silk Flowers, A Creative Living Book #14-508The Art of dipping flowers to create the porcelain look, 1989, 23 pages, No rips, no tears, no writing, all pages intact
25. Lynn Paulin’s All glue lampshades + fabric applique patterns how to make
26. Shades of Yesteryear Pattern, 1982, 48 pages, A Decorative Design Studio Publication, by Marion PondHow to make them from start to finish – the book focuses on the cut and pierce method of lampshade decoration, she also provides examples of other decorative art forms as outlined below. Included are a few patterns for stencil, folk art and water colour designs.   CONTENTS
    Continuing the Tradition. . Supplies. General Information. 5 Lamp shade papers 5 Pattems 5 Glue. 5 Rings. 6 Frosted Acetate, 6 Trims. 7 Pressure Sensitive Material. 7 Fasteners. 7 Sprays. 7 Selecting the Shade. 8 Designs for Cut and Pierce Lampshades Instructions for Making a Cut and Pierce Lampshade 18 Cutting the arc. 18 Cutting the acetate 18 Tracing and Transferring the design. 19 Piercing 19 Cutting. 20 Molding and shaping the design. 21 Lining and glueing 22 Constructing the shade 26 Wrapping with acetate 30 Trimming and adding braid 32 Other Interesting Decorative Techniques 35 Stenciling and Theorem Painting. 35 Glass Painting. 39 Decorative FolkArt 42 Easy Water Color Method 44 Trapunto 47 References and Sources 48CONDITION: NO RIPS, NO TEARS, NO WRITING, BINDING STAPLES INTACT, NO LOOSE PAGES,