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AlternaCrafts: 20+ Hi-Style Lo-Budget Projects to Make

Description

First came indie rock bands and indie movies. Now, thanks to Jessica Vitkus, the indie movement has reached the world of crafts, where traditional techniques such as knitting, mosaic, embroidery, metalwork, sewing, and collage are being used in brave new ways.

With an emphasis on recycling, improvising, and making things from scratch, AlternaCrafts offers more than 20 projects that provide this newest generation of crafters with the skills they need for the self-expression they crave. Whether they want to turn their beat-up T-shirts into a shaggy rug, an old sweater into a cozy hat, yesterday's newspaper into a bouquet of flowers, or their jeans into a new skirt or bag, this exciting book tells them how to make the transformations with a minimal amount of money and no experience whatsoever. Smartly priced and boldly designed to attract teenagers and twentysomethings, this book will also appeal to older crafters seeking newfangled twists on their favorite pastimes.

Reviews

Rating: 2 / 5
Date: 2009-08-11
Summary: "Not really that great"

I had read all the great reviews on this book and thought "Wow this looks like it would be an awesome book!" So I was SOOOOO happy when I realized that my library had it. Boy was I glad! I would have been so disappointed. There were a couple of really cute things in there but nothing I would really spend my time on. Overall I just think that it's ok.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-07-09
Summary: "Best Craft Book in a long time"

I bought this book for my cousin who is a very craft 5th grade teacher because I felt there are several things she could do with her class cheaply or with stuff everybody has but nobody wants. Who doesn't have a old sweater that they don't wear anymore, but can't part with - hey reincarnate and turn it into a cool hat! Before giving it to her, (I know I'm bad) I memorized how to make "skants." I made my first pair of skants today and love them! What a great way to salvage a pair of weird jeans and turn them into the perfect skirt. This book rocks and I think I may buy it for myself.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-12-02
Summary: "It's Great"

This book is great. Not only are the projects trendy and fun, all the projects seem very attainable. I made the cowboy table cloth made with bandanas. The instructions were written clearly, and there were picture and diagram supports. I know I will use this book to make gifts for the holidays!

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-02-29
Summary: "if you're crafty, you should buy this book"

I really enjoyed this book. There are a variety of projects and most of them consist of "recycling" items.

I also really appreciate the fact that this book has ring bindings and is able to lay flat. That makes it so much easier to follow instructions while you're working on your craft.

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Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2007-12-12
Summary: "OK..."

I didn't love this one. There were a few really great things, but then some that were just a little much. I would definately recommend for a teenager just starting to get into crafting or maybe even a college student, but for someone who likes a little more polish or is maybe a little more experienced and/or older (like me :-), it's probably not the best option.