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Toronto, Eastern & Northern Ontario, Email: [email protected] Quebec: = E-BOOK available = Thrums book Contact Darryl Scott for more information Tel: 416-550-9854, Fax: 905-475-6747 Email: [email protected] Printed in India NEW THIS SEASON AWARD WINNERS! 38 RECENTLY PUBLISHED 25 ARTIST REFERENCE 35 NEW THIS SEASON 2 CRAFT & WELLNESS 34 BASKETRY 9 QUILTING 11+ DOODLING 31 CERAMICS 10 HOLIDAY CRAFT 13, 22 DRAWING 25 FIBER CRAFT & TEXTILES 5+, 11+, 21 UPHOLSTERY 21 FIBER & TEXTILES 32+, 34, 35+ FLORAL CRAFT 2+ WALL ART / MURALS 18 FURNITURE MAKING 37 FURNITURE MAKING 16 WATERCOLOR 17 NEEDLECRAFT 32+ GLASS 20 WEAVING & TAPESTRY 7, 9 OUTDOORS CRAFT 38+ MIXED MEDIA 18+ WOODWORKING 16 PAINTING 31 NEEDLECRAFT 5+, 16 WREATHS 19 PAPER CRAFT 25, 32 PAPER CRAFT 4, 9, 23+ WATERCOLOR 31 PAINTING 17 CRAFTS FOR KIDS 26 WEAVING & TAPESTRY 36 PUNCH NEEDLE 5 BETTER DAY BOOKS 28 WOOD ART 37 THRUMS BOOKS 30 BACKLIST 40 INDEX 87 ORDER FORM 89 2 | FLORAL CRAFT NEW THIS SEASON Forever Flowers Dry, Preserve, Display ANTONIA DE VERE Goodbye 1970s, hello amazing. The unique perspective of a top designer in dried floral, revealing best practices and style The 18 projects are unusually lovely and add nonperishable floral beauty to home or any interior space Taps a key design trend; dried-flower sales have increased over 100% in the past two years Antonia De Vere, a top designer in dried floral creations, welcomes you into her studio to understand the potential of dried flowers. She shares how and why dried floral has become her source of creative energy. Photos and text spark dozens of exciting ideas—De Vere’s creations range from 10-foot-high restaurant installations to delicately shaped ikebana-inspired pieces to small pop art in bud vases. Learn how to select, dry, and assemble flowers and foliage. Then enjoy 18 step-by-step projects that bring De Vere’s popular design style into your own home. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Antonia De Vere, a pioneer in the dried-floral revival, designs floral art from large to small and works with a range of commercial clients. Her works are especially prominent in the top eateries, vineyards, and boutiques of her native New Zealand. Author Location: Auckland, New Zealand NEW NEW ALSO AVAILABLE: AVAILABLE AUG PERISHABLE POETICS Size: 8" x 10" (203 x 254 mm) 978-0-7643-5986-6 Pages: 176 $90.00 CAD | 204 pp. Illustrations: 350 color images 279 x 215 mm | HC Binding: hardcover FLORAL ACCESSORIES ISBN: 978-0-7643-6207-1 978-0-7643-5446-5 Price: $39.99 CAD ISBN 978-0-7643-6207-1 $45.00 CAD | 160 pp. BISAC: CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Flower 279 x 215 mm | HC Arranging NEW THIS SEASON FLORAL CRAFT | 3 Framing Floral Techniques Floral Design Skill Building, Inspirations & Explorations RENEE TUCCI (AIFD, PFCI) 42 designs that are a step above the rest. Practice and technique exploration for beginner and intermediate designers Expert teaching for curious and enthusiastic flower fans, both industry-trained and hobbyist From everyday designs to event compositions, completely unexpected designs to try This approachable guide, featuring over 500 photos and companion commentary from an innovative floral educator, takes the mystery out of using the key techniques well. With 42 projects sequenced for learning, Renee Tucci (AIFD, PFCI) takes the floral enthusiast on a journey through all layers of modern floral design. Important principles and elements of design are woven into the fibers of each project. Skills covered: Airbrushing. Banding. Basing. Binding. Braiding. Clustering. Collaring. Facing. Framing. Gluing. Grouping. Hand-Tying. Kubari. Lacing. Layering. Leafwork. Massaging. Pavé. Pillowing. Reflexing. Sequencing. Shadowing. Sheltering. Staking. Tailoring. Terracing. Veiling. Weaving. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Renee Tucci (AIFD, PFCI) has been exploring her insatiable curiosity with flowers and floral design for over 20 years. She is a globally sought-after educator and designer. www.reneetucci.com Author Location: Philadelphia, PA NEW ALSO AVAILABLE: AVAILABLE JULY TAKING THE FLOWER Size: 8 1/2" x 11" (216 x 280 mm) SHOW HOME Pages: 256 978-0-7643-4430-5 $68.00 CAD | 144 pp. Illustrations: 525 color images 298 x 228 mm | HC Binding: hardcover ISBN: 978-0-7643-6200-2 FRESH FLORAL Price: $48.99 CAD JEWELRY ISBN 978-0-7643-6200-2 978-0-7643-4411-4 BISAC: CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Flower $45.00 CAD | 112 pp. Arranging 279 x 215 mm | HC 4 | FLORAL CRAFT & PAPER CRAFT NEW THIS SEASON Blooming Paper How to Handcraft Paper Flowers and Botanicals LAURA REED A display designer walks you through the craft.
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