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Arne & Carlos’ Favorites
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 264 pp

Arne & Carlos’ Favorites

Arne Nerjordet / Carlos Zachrison

Arne and Carlos have celebrated 15 years as a designer duo, by picking their favorites from the five books they've published, in addition to adding many new designs. In this book you will find Christmas balls, Easter eggs, scarves, hats, socks, knitted dolls, sweaters and jackets – everything you ever wanted from them, collected in one book! Dive into the book and be inspired by combinations of colors and patterns.

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Babydilla
Crafts and Hobbies / Self Help2017 · 144 pp

Babydilla

Ellen-Marie Miljeteig / Margrethe Miljeteig

In Babydilla you meet the bear, the fox, the duck, the sheep and the whale – new, soft friends for the littlest ones. Furthermore, the book is filled with patterns for tons of practical equipment you can make yourself. Here, you will find pasifier strings, diaper bags, blankets, washcloths and bibs. The soft toys have the same unmistakable expressions of The Sisters Miljeteig, and the patterns are richly illustrated with step-by-step pictures, so they are easy to follow for beginners.

Cultivating in Small Spaces
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 176 pp

Cultivating in Small Spaces

Kenneth Ingebretsen / Tommy Tønsberg

Do you dream of harvesting crisp salads or picking fragrant spices from your own crops? You don't need a big garden to grow tasty berries and fruits, crisp vegetables or delicious herbs – a couple of pots and the clever use of space is all you need. Here, you'll learn how to make the most of what you have available and grow your favorite plants – from soil improvement and fertilizer to planting and monitoring. The authors give great tips about cultivating individual vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, fruits and berries, and useful information on varieties that are well suited to your conditions. Food from your own harvest tastes extra good. Plant something you love to eat, is the authors' advice.

COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 176 pp

COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE

Dagny Thurmann-Moe

Did you know that gray cars crash the most and that red cars crash the least? That white, which is used more and more often in both institutions and schools, increases stress, decreases concentration and is a catalyst for headaches? What are colors, why do we need them and what do we use them for? In this book, color expert Dagny Thurmann-Moe battles against an increasingly more colorless existence. She shows us how Norway has gone from being colorful and full of impressions to being a landscape of gray and white, even in the summer. In the first part of the book, she gives an introduction to what colors are, why people need colors, and what we use them for. She explains what a color palette is and how to use it. In the second part, she envisages the use of color in architecture, public spaces, public institutions and on cars. Finally, she shows how we can use colors inside our houses and in our wardrobes, and that colors have a natural place – no matter what style you wish to have.

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COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 176 pp

COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE

Dagny Thurmann-Moe

Did you know that gray cars crash the most and that red cars crash the least? What are colors, why do we need them and what do we use them for? In this book, color expert Dagny Thurmann-Moe battles against an increasingly more colorless existence. She shows us how Norway has gone from being colorful and full of impressions to being a landscape of gray and white, even in the summer. She gives an introduction to what colors are, why people need colors, and what we use them for.

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Crocheting
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 160 pp

Crocheting

May Britt Bjella Zamori

Your crocheted garments, bags, blankets, pillows and more for yourself and your home will be so cool! This book offers small and large projects, including scarves, short and long vests, jackets, short and long sleeved sweaters, dresses and skirts. Here, there is no lack of creativity in the use of color with thick and thin yarn. This is the book for both beginners and those who have already crocheted a little.

Christmas Joy
Crafts and Hobbies / Children's Books2017 · 176 pp

Christmas Joy

Miriam N. Morken / Tone M. Stenkløv

The perfect pre-Christmas book for those who like Christmas and Christmas preparations! Christmas Joy is a book for the whole family, with Christmas decorations and gifts that children can make themselves and things children and adults can make together. Traditional Christmas decorations get a modern feel. In this book you will find walnut mice and toilet paper stars, but also gingerbread lanterns, bags and popcorn strings. Why not invite friends both big and small to a Christmas workshop?

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Make your own mala necklace
Crafts and Hobbies / Self Help2017 · 136 pp

Make your own mala necklace

Monica Øien

Do you like the beautiful pearl necklaces that yogis and others use? Now you can learn how to make your own mala necklace, and how to add meaning to it. A mala is a necklace - a string of pearls - a spiritual ornament. The mala is beautiful to look at and an aid for prayer and meditation. The purpose of the mala, besides being a necklace filled with memories and symbolism, is to guide you in your daily life and remind you of your spiritual life. In this book by Monica Øien, she tells us about the symbolism, the craft and how to, inspiring you to make your very own dream necklaces. You are invited to add symbolism, shapes, moods, memories and colours in your mala necklace, and to add your own inner voice, your hopes and your intentions. It is said that the stones and colours that you are first drawn to are those you should make a mala out of. You can buy a mala kit, or you can choose your own pearls and charms for your mala. See if you can find something on the beach or amongst your childhood jewellery. You can use rings, earrings, amulets and other memories from your life as a mala. Monica Øien is a writer, blogger, founder and jewellery designer. She is a certified pilates and yoga instructor, and has been working with the celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson method, doing workshops in New York, Los Angeles and London. As well as mala workshops she does workshops in etheric oils and chakra healing.

Hats
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 136 pp

Hats

Marion Louise Rindsem

Hats are incredibly fun to knit: They are small projects you can take with you in your purse, they go by quickly and they're perfect to give away as gifts. But best of all is that you only have to knit one of each! Marion Rindsem designs beautiful hats, cute hats, simple, difficult and cool hats. She designs hats that suit a family's smallest member, little brother, grandma, mom and dad. Luer is a little Bible of designs with traditional patterns, but also new and unfamiliar combinations. The book has 50 different hat designs – many of them in several different color combinations – so you can let yourself be inspired to play around in your scrap basket. What about an embroidered deer on top of a tough geometric pattern? If you don't know how to embroider yet, there is a nice little tutorial with step-by-step pictures in the back of the book. And as a little bonus, most of the hats have a beautiful and special challenge at the top: If you could only see yourself from above…

My Garden Calendar
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 144 pp

My Garden Calendar

Tommy Tønsberg

When should I sow seeds and when should I prune trees and hedges? Min hagekalender gives you an overview of what should be done in your garden from month to month, and when you should do it. Among other things, it helps you remember when you should sow, plant, prune, fertilize, lime, weed, graft, pick and harvest. The book also reminds you when the birds need extra feeding in the winter, and when it's an especially nice time to enjoy your garden. In addition to practical advice, tips and ideas about gardening, there are also pages dedicated to taking notes, checklists and sketches. By using these pages diligently, you can collect valuable information and experiences from your own garden that you can enjoy for years to come.

Nina Skarra Knitting Book
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 192 pp

Nina Skarra Knitting Book

Nina Skarra

In this book, you get 29 unique Nina Skarra-designs you can knit yourself. Designer Nina Skarra takes us on a journey into her fantastic world and shows you how you can use clothing from the catwalk in your own wardrobe, think consciously about your style, and choose quality pieces that will last a long time. In addition to patterns, you get a glimpse into Nina Skarra's working method, and get tips on how you can work on and develop your own creative abilities. The fashion world is characterized by a high pace and little focus on sustainability, ethics and the environment. By knitting yourself, you take the power back. The book is beautifully photographed by fashion photographer Baard Lunde.

The Ultimate Redesign Book
Crafts and Hobbies / Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 176 pp

The Ultimate Redesign Book

Connie Riiser Berge / Siri Berrefjord / Marianne Hildeng Vigneau

Find value in old textiles and create your very own unique wardrobe! Redesign is environmentally friendly, fashionable and fun. The authors show you how to use what you find in flea markets, attics and cellars as a starting point for sewing. The materials are things anyone can get hold of: duvet covers, old pants and shirts, crocheted tablecloths and blankets, to name a few.