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This book is packed with fantastic tea bag papers designed by Janet Wilson for you to use in your own paper folding projects.

A helpful techniques section shows how to trace, emboss, colour, cut out and mount a simple project, and there are sections on decorative perforating, Richelieu work and Brazilian style lace. Janet then shows how to make nine beautiful projects, including beautiful greetings cards, a gift bag, a scrapbook page, a tea light frill and a convent style book cover. Supplier details All South American tools, lace grids and other materials available from: Centagraph, 18 Station Parade, Harrogate, N. Yorks HG1 1UE, tel: 01423 566327 www.centagrah.co.uk Colouring materials: Polychromos coloured pencils available in boxes or single colours from Centagraph Lyra blender pencils from Centagraph ProMarker pens from Letraset, www.letraset.com Adhesives- all available from most craft shops Double-sided tape: 9mm wide vinyl tape from Kars (code no. 119490/5502) Permanent spray adhesive: 3M Photomount Small repositionable glue dots: Glue Dots Micro Dots in sheets Glue strips and lines: Glue Dots Glue Lines Mini glue dots: Didi Glue Dots Super non-spray adhesive: Letraset Studio Tac Super Box for Box Cover project from Bag ''n'' Box Man, Unit 1, West Street, Shutford, Banbury, Oxon. OX15 6PH Tel: 01295 788522 www.bagnboxman.co.uk Code no. of box used: H65-s Paint: Lumiere metallic acrylic paint - 555 pink gold and sponge - Centagraph

Just because, by an accident of birth, you happen to have the same parents and were brought up in the same household, it didn''t mean that you had to like your sister, did it? Sam and Jess were like oil and water and things came to an explosive head when Jess brought her new husband home. An already bad relationship just got a whole lot worse. Would Sam ever get over her resentment and rage at Jess''s husband for what he had put her through years previously? And what about her own marriage, would it survive the revived jealously.

Children''s book about Pueblo House and how it helps kids find their passion in life.

Nova Scotia, 1762: While Elizabeth''s mother is busy preparing for the arrival of a baby, plans to start up a school in their home must be put on hold. But when Elizabeth learns that her friend Mathilde can''t read, she''s determined to do something about it. In between chores at the Porter house, she begins to teach Mathilde and young Josh Porter. When Elizabeth''s friend Sarah hears about the secret school, she decides to pitch in with the teaching, much to Mathilde''s dismay. Will Elizabeth ever manage to bring her two friends together? And will her students be prepared for the Christmas Day surprise she has in store for their families''. Welcome back to OUR CANADIAN GIRL and the continuing adventures of Elizabeth and many other smart, spirited, and courageous girls. They come from different places and times in Canadian history, and each of them meets some ordinary-and extraordinary-challenges in her day-to-day life.