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Miller's
Antiques Handbook and Price Guide 2010-2011
Known
as the "Bible of the Antiques Trade" no buyer, seller
or collector should be without Judith Miller's essential and
trusted guide to the current antiques scene in the UK. The
all colour picture rich price guide includes over 8,000 new
items and also has special features explaining why one piece
is worth more than another, how to value items, biographies
of designers and factories and up to date information on collecting
and buying trends.
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The
Gentle Art of Quilt-Making
This
delightful book is as much about inspiring the reader to want
to work with fabrics and about the history and memories sewn
into each quilt, as it is about the actual patterns and instructions,
although those are excellent too. Jane Brocket, who many of
you will already know from her Yarnstorm blog, wants you to
love the wonderful colours, fabrics, places, patterns, gardens,
exhibitions, quilters and quilts that are part of her subject
and then to join in by using her simple techniques to become
part of this history and make a treasure of your own.
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Tana's
Kitchen Secrets
One
of those cookery books that after looking through it you just
know that you will actually use over and over again. It contains
120 recipes for all ocassions each with a kitchen secret tip
to ensure that your food is prepared perfectly. Tana shows
you how to make Pineapple Tart Tatin, Asparagus Soup, Honey
and Thyme Roast Swede, Perfect Pizza, Best Ever Home Made
Chips, Blackberry Ice Cream, Chocolate Heaven Cupcakes, Easy
Handmade White Bread, and Home Made Ginger Lemonade in a style
that is simple and encouraging. Uncomplicated, tasty, food
for family and friends.
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Get
the Most from Your Sewing Machine
Sewing
machine sales have risen dramatically over the last couple
of years and this book is the perfect companion for new owners
or experienced machinists. Full of contemporary ideas for
bang on trend clothing makeovers and embellishments, scrap
style hairbands, cuffs and belts. There are also modern applique
and quilting projects to help you to unleash the full potential
of your machine, and the author even puts you in touch with
the sewing community in the blogosphere by listing the addresses
of her favourite blogs.
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Colour
Me Beautiful: Change Your Look - Change Your Life!
Expert
image consultants are your guides to giving yourself a
makeover with this book full of fashion and style advice.
It will help you find the colours that really do suit
you best, the styles that suit your type of figure, alternatives
to wearing black, what to wear with it when you do choose
to wear black, how to look stylish in pregnancy, dressing
for special occasions and packing the perfect holiday
wardrobe. So if you've been wearing the same colour lipstick
for years or would like to change your hair but don't
know what to do with it, the tips and tricks in this book
will give you the confidence to unveil a fabulous new
you.
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Red
Velvet and Chocolate Heartache: The ultimate feel-good book
of natural cakes that taste naughty
Dreams
can come true! Harry Eastwood, presenter of Channel 4's Cook
Yourself Thin has created the impossible - healthy cakes.
And oh how beautiful they are. Cakes that anyone can eat,
whether you need to avoid particular types of food. or are
trying to keep trim or just want to feed your body healthy
vitamins, fruit and vegetables. Yes fruit and vegetables!
Harry's secret ingredients and truly delicious additions to
chocolate cakes, scones, muffins and brownies. You will also
find recipes for Rosewater Fairy Cakes, Lavender Cup Cakes,
Wedding Cake, Birthday Cake, Banana And Toffee Sticky Cake.
Get your pinny on!
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Where
to Take Tea: A Guide to Over 50 of the Best Places from Victorian
Tearooms to Grand Hotels
This guide to Britain's best tea rooms is truly a joy to browse.
The first part covers this history and traditions of taking
tea, the world's most popular drink. It covers reading the
leaves, tea gardens and parties, afternoon tea, high tea and
elegant tea dances at the Savoy. The second part of the book
is a directory of where to take tea today, and reviews over
fifty of the very best places to enjoy the experience, from
small family run establishments to top city hotels such as
the Lanesborough, the Ritz and the Savoy and the world famous
Fortnum and Mason and Harrods department stores. Full details
of each venue give you all the information you need to plan
and partake of the perfect afternoon refreshment. A perfect
gift for tea lovers everywhere.
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Sew
Sunny Homestyle
Already
a legend with crafters around the world Tone Finnager's
latest book, Sew Sunny Homestyle inspires yet again,
with over 50 gorgeous projects for The Great Outdoors,
The Bedroom, The Kitchen, Celebration Of Summer, Woodland
Creatures, Hallway, A Room Beside The Sea, Sweet Dreams
and Beach Bathroom. Easy to follow instructions for
handbags, throws, espadrilles, soft toys, pouffes, book
covers, birds, fabric frames and fabulous cake boxes,
plus wonderful photography and room sets, make this
book the perfect gift for home lovers, sewers and crafters,
or as a wonderful treat for yourself.
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Miller's
Collectables Handbook 2010-2011
If
you love Ebay, car boot sales and flea markets, you need
this new guide to collectables from trusted antiques experts
Judith Miller and Mark Hill. There are over 4,000 colour
photographs with detailed descriptions and current price
ranges, covering glass, kitchenalia, teddy bears, toys,
games, vintage fashion, rock and pop, costume jewellery
and lots more. Whether you are buying or selling this is
an essential reference book to what's hot to collect and
what your items are worth. A gem.
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The
Edible Garden: How to Have Your Garden and Eat It
Join
AlysFowler from Gardener's World as she attempts to grow enough
produce to eat at least one meal a day homegrown from her
suburban back garden. Always thrifty and resourceful, Alys
mixes food with flowers, growing vegetables, fruits and herbs
wherever she has a space, and also meets experts who show
her how to preserve, pickle and store her harvest. A collection
of seasonal recipes too, ensures that this book earns it's
place on your bookshelf. This is a super book for novices
and experienced gardener's alike and ties in to the BBC 2
series of the same title.
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Martha
Stewart's Cupcakes
The
cupcake craze is still sweeping the nation's tea tables and
this super collection of recipes from queen of entertaining
Martha Stewart will only fuel the addiction. Cupcakes are
perfect for making any occasion special and you will find
ideas for frostings, embellishments and decorations to inspire
and delight. There are flower cupcakes, sports day cupcakes,
rose cupcakes, black forest cupcakes and raspberry marble
cheesecakes, as well as Halloween, Christmas and Easter cupcakes.
Superb photography and easy to follow instructions, plus gift
packaging and display ideas, ensure that mastering these recipes
will soon make you extremely popular!
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Stylish
Papercraft: 25 Contemporary Projects for Your Home
Use
up some of those scrapbooking and gift wrap papers you have
around to make some of these stunning projects, or even recycle
newspapers and junk mail in this modern take on a traditional
craft. There are clear instructions on how to make gift boxes,
lanterns, mobiles, picture frames, photo cubes, 3D letters,
paper flowers, Japanese bound notebooks, Christmas decorations,
even bowls, with very little equipment just by cutting, folding
and gluing. A fabulous and inexpensive way to express your
creativity, make wonderful gifts and decorate your home.
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