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Lanyards A-Z: Fun Projects with Plastic Lace, Gimp or Scoubidou (Design Originals)
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About Lanyards A-Z: Fun Projects With Plastic Lace, Gimp
Product Description Learn to make lanyards today! You don't have to wait for camp or art class to enjoy turning a pile of plastic lacing into something special. Now you can make one of a kind keychains, neck lanyards, bracelets, and zipper pulls on your own or while hanging out with friends. Create dream catchers and "God's eye" art pieces to hang in a window or car. Plastic lace, gimp, or scoubidou—whatever material you pick, the instructions are here. This book has easy-to-follow ideas for colorful, knotted bracelets made of embroidery floss for kids and teens. There are 30 great projects with illustrations and easy-to-follow instructions. Chapters include: *Techniques best for plastic lace, gimp, or scoubidou *Where to find materials *What to expect when doing these project *Benefits of learning how to do projects with plastic lace, gimp, or scoubidou. Don't wait for mom, a teacher, or a camp counselor to get you started. You can do it yourself! Book Description Learn to make lanyards today! You don't have to wait for camp or art class to enjoy turning a pile of plastic lacing into something special. Now you can make one of a kind keychains, neck lanyards, bracelets, and zipper pulls on your own or while hanging out with friends. Create dream catchers and "God's eye" art pieces to hang in a window or car. About the Author Suzanne McNeill is often known as a Trendsetter for arts and crafts. Dedicated to hands-on creativity, she constantly tests, experiments and invents something new and exciting. Suzanne is the woman behind Design Originals, a publishing company dedicated to all things fun and creative. She is a designer, artist, columnist, TV personality, publisher, art instructor, author and lover of everything hands-on. She was the 2011 winner of the Craft and Hobby Association's Industry Achievement Award.
