New Releases by Kaitlyn Nichols

De simples ferragens a joias superestilosas! Este livro contém todos os materiais, a inspiração e as instruções que você precisa para transformar pequenas ferramentas de metal em divertidos e bonitos acessórios. É o livro perfeito para iniciantes fashi

Young jewelers can follow the simple step-by-step instructions to transform industrial-strength hardware into super chic and stylish bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings. Get involved with this hot new trend with the first kit of its kind to hit the shops. Everything you need is included from nuts and washers to beads and ribbons.

Create your own adorable adornments with CLAY CHARMS. This book shows girls how to customize their own bracelet with more than 30 different clay charm designs. Budding jewellers can learn how to make customised charms, bake them in an ordinary oven, add shine

Você nunca viu braceletes como estes... Eles são diferentes, muito divertidos e perfeitos para você! O livro traz tudo que é necessário para fazer braceletes incríveis e exclusivos! Alfinetes de tamanhos diferentes, mais de 1000 contas e fio elástico.

Finally stamping gets goof proof. A traditional stamp is a rubber design on a wooden block. You press it on an ink pad and then on your paper-and hope the image comes out the way you want. Half the time, it doesn''t. Which made us think: Making tricky crafts easy is a Klutz trademark. Isn''t it about time we put our stamp all over this one? Stamp Art makes stamping simpler-and more creative-than ever. Instead of pre-designed rubber stamps, it comes with a collection of clear shapes you can combine to create nearly anything. The shapes stick like magic on the provided see-through acrylic block. When you put your inked stamp on the page, the transparent block lets you see exactly where it''s going. Ready to stamp some more? Just peel off the shapes and do it again... and again... and again. Full of inspirational artwork and instruction, this stamp-right-in-it book shows you how to create animals, flowers, houses, aliens... anything you can dream up. Use the included rainbow of pencils to add finishing touches and you''ve got a stamp art masterpiece. No frustration required.

Klutz has a proud history of publishing amazing jewelry books featuring unusual materials. Our readers have made glossy bands out of goo, beads out of paper, even jewelry that shrinks in the oven. Ready to be amazed again? Safety Pin Bracelets shows how anyone can craft an entire collection of brilliantly sparkling jewelry out of garden-variety safety pins. The book includes 12 unique bracelet designs. From waves that swirl around your wrist, to fancy fan shapes, to pixilated pictures that look like bead mosaics, all the styles give the humble safety pin unprecedented glamour. Whichever design you choose, you pick the colors and patterns so each bracelet is uniquely you. Super-simple, step-by-step directions are fully illustrated for Klutz-quality clarity. And, of course, the book comes complete with everything you need: hundreds of safety pins in three different sizes, over a thousand glass beads in vibrant colors, and stretchy silver cord. Finally, open-andshut blister packaging keeps all your craft supplies organized and neat as, well, a pin.

Never fear, comic fans! The team that brought you Draw the Marvel Heroes and Draw Star Wars The Clone Wars have seen the Bat-Signal, and we know your drawings need some saving. Draw the DC Universe is here to help. This book is a complete how-to-draw package, jammed with expert tips and techniques, tons of practice space, and, of course, a universe of DC characters. They''re all here, from the coolest heroes (Superman, batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern) to the vilest villains (the Penguin, Riddler, Mr. Freeze, and the Joker). Learn to draw them all step-by-step: starting with stick figures, filling them out with rough shapes, and adding final details. Then use shadow and perspective to add depth and motion - because we''re pretty sure the epic battle of good versus evil requires some action scenes. Altogether, it''s everything you need to master the DC universe.

It''s an online phenomenon. Kids everywhere have discovered that the quickest path to rock-stardom does not involve after-school recorder lessons or lugging a tuba on the school bus. Skip right to the fun stuff and go directly for the glory - star in a music video. Whether you lip-sync or play your own tunes, with Make Your Own Music Video you can create an awesome video starring your awesome self. Learn how to develop storyboards. Add drama with special angles and clever camera tricks. Deliver blockbuster special effects on a weekly allowance budget. Whether your style is country, pop, hip-hop, or head-bangin'' rock, our free editing software will make you look like the video star of the year. All you need is a basic video camera and a dream. In addition to the software, the book comes with a green screen. This humble swatch of technological magic allows you to swap out the green background for any imagery you choose. Pick one of the 25 backgrounds we provide, or put yourself in any setting you want - all from the comfort of your own family room. Rock on!

Born into slavery, Harriet Tubman became an abolitionist, humanitarian, Union spy, and suffragette. She paved the path to freedom by working on the Underground Railroad helping slaves escape to freedom. Her courage in a time of oppression has made her an icon in American history.

In the 1950''s when segregation was rampant, Reverend King spoke out against inequality in America and led peaceful sit-ins, boycotts, and marches against segregation. Although assassinated in 1968, his dream of a more peaceful and free America did not die with him and continues to this day.

Though his life has become the stuff of legend, Davy Crockett was a true American hero. A backwoods hunter and farmer, Crockett worked his way up to Tennessee politician. Always a fighter for the settlers on the frontier, he courageously lost his life fighting for the independence of Texas at the Battle of the Alamo in 1836.