Needle Felting for Beginners
Autor Alice Greenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 23 oct 2020
Everyone appreciates art. Yes, there may be different ways to express this appreciation and the results of these different expressions are not the same. As a lover of art, you may have heard of needle felting.
Needle felting, in a nutshell, is the art of sculpting wool with a special type of needle known as the felt needle. With this craft, you can create basically any kind of DIY project you can conceive; from the most simple crafts to those that are more complicated. Think of anything, and there is every chance you can create such using needle felting.
Knowing that you can create a lot of DIY projects through this method is not enough. There are a lot of intricacies involved in the creation of these beautiful projects, and this book is created to walk you through the process of getting acclimatized with this craft - even if you are just a starter.
In this book, you will;
- Know what needle felting is all about and all the information you will need to get started with this craft.
- Be familiar with the history of needle felting and the therapeutic advantages of needle felting.
- Understand the basic needle felting terminologies. This will make sure that you have a clearer knowledge of what you are getting into.
- Discover the needle felting tips, tricks and strategies to help you make the most of your efforts.
- Uncover the tools and materials you need to have for a successful needle felting project.
- Get to know a ton of needle felting projects you can start off, even as a beginner, spanning from simple projects like felted buttons to more complicated projects like felted animals.
- Be able to answer questions that may come up as you needle felt.
And a whole lot more
As a creative, you will see that with a little nudge in the right direction, you can unleash the creative juices within and get a lot of projects done.
If you are not willing to spend tons of hours online, seeking for useful information on the subject of needle felting and all the things you can do with the craft, then you should purchase this book RIGHT NOW.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781952597428
ISBN-10: 1952597420
Pagini: 114
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 7 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: C.U Publishing LLC
ISBN-10: 1952597420
Pagini: 114
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 7 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: C.U Publishing LLC
Notă biografică
Alice P. Green is the executive director of the Center for Law and Justice, a civil rights organization she founded in 1985 in Albany, New York. For nearly 40 years, the Center has been the foremost change agent in working to transform policies, practices and people in the areas of social justice, criminal justice and prison reform. The Center provides community education on civil and criminal justice, legal guidance and advocacy, crisis intervention, and community planning and organizing around criminal justice, civil rights, and civil liberties issues concerning poor and communities of color. As a result of her effective work with incarcerated people, she has been banned from all state prisons in New York since 2000, but the Center continues to work on behalf of people who are incarcerated and returning to the community.A staunch advocate for implementing community policing, eradicating police brutality, and dismantling systemic racism, Green's career highlights include serving as legislative director for the New York Civil Liberties Union, deputy commissioner of the New York State Division of Probation and Correctional Alternatives, a member of the Citizens Policy and Complaint Review Council of the New York State Commission of Corrections, and executive director of Trinity Institution - a youth and family services center. She is also the founder of the African American Cultural Center in Albany's South End.Green writes and lectures on racism and criminal justice, often providing commentary and analysis for many newspapers, television, and radio programs. With Dr. Frankie Bailey, she co-authored the book, "Law Never Here: A Social History of African American Responses to Issues of Crime and Justice" (1999 Greenwood Press), "Wicked Albany," (2009) and "Wicked Danville" (2011 History Press) - the latter two on Prohibition. In addition, she wrote the afterword for "Blacks in the Adirondacks" (2017).In 1997, Green founded - in collaboration with the Center for Black Literature housed at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn and Plattsburg State University - the Paden Institute and Retreat for Writers of Color, located in the Adirondack town of Essex, New York. There, writers get technical assistance and a free, serene writing environment. She is the current president.Green's other literary accomplishments include creating and editing several community newspapers throughout her career: The Voice of the South End, The South End Scene, and The Advocate, also distributed to persons imprisoned across New York State. In July 2021, Green was inducted into the Essex Literary Wall of Fame at the Belden Noble Library in Essex, New York, a recognition reserved for notable authors hailing from that area. She also was recognized as a Literary Legend by the Friends and Foundation of Albany Public Library in 2018. Green has earned a doctorate in criminal justice and three master's degrees - education, social work, and criminology.