Softies

Subtitle:
Simple Instructions for 25 Plush Pals [With Patterns]
Author:
Therese Laskey
Format:
Spiral bound

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Softies

Short description

Stirred by the Japanese craze for plush toys called "softies," veteran crafter Laskey commissioned acclaimed artists from around the world to create 25 projects to share. Clever photos, easy instructions, and ready-to-use pattern sheets make it a cinch to whip up these irresistible gifts.

Long description

Adorable animals and other sweet treats beg to be made in this awwwww-inspiring craft book. Stirred by the Japanese craze for plush toys called softies, veteran crafter Therese Laskey commissioned projects from acclaimed artists around the world - from Japan to Israel to Chile to Texas. Each artist brings a wicked sense of fun to the 25 cute, weird, edgy, or artful creations offered here: an anthropomorphic ice cream sandwich, a cupcake pincushion, delicate snow bunnies, a peculiar robot, prim pooches, and many more quirky creatures. Cheeky photos, easy instructions, and ready-to-use pattern sheets make it a cinch to whip up these irresistible gifts. Best of all, a folder at back holds the patterns while spiral binding makes for craft-friendly use.

Product details

Photographer:
Laurie Frankel
Contributor:
Leah Kramer
Publisher:
Chronicle Books (CA)
ISBN:
9780811856522
Publication date:
October 2007
Length:
202mm
Width:
234mm
Thickness:
21mm
Weight:
594g
Pages:
120
Illustrations:
Illustrated
Illustrated:
Illustrated

Review

There are so many different kinds of crafts, and, just when you think you've seen them all, a global movement like softies comes along and gives you a whole new road to explore. Leah Kramer, craftster.org

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