Craftfulness by Rosemary Davidson - ISBN: 9781787472686
Paperback
Crafting heals your mind: discover joy, reduce stress, and live fully.

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  • Paperback

    208 pages

  • Release Date

    28 October 2019

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Summary

‘Making things can mend your mind’ - Telegraph

‘Chicken soup for the crafter’s soul’ - Publisher’s Weekly

What is that unique feeling that goes hand-in-hand with making something from scratch? Do you ever wonder where the time goes when you’re lost in drawing or working with clay? Are you happiest when you’re sewing or knitting?

Craft enthusiasts are no doubt already aware of the joys of making and the frustration whe…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781787472686
ISBN-10:178747268X
Author:Rosemary Davidson, Arzu Tahsin
Publisher:Quercus Publishing
Imprint:Quercus Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:208
Release Date:28 October 2019
Weight:151g
Dimensions:198mm x 126mm x 16mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

Making things can mend your mind. - the Telegraph

Chicken soup for the crafter’s soul. - Publisher s Weekly

An all-you-need-to-know guide full of suggestions on how to make time in a hectic life for crafting. You will learn how to draw, paint, make clay pots … and that’s just for starters. - the Sun

About The Author

Rosemary Davidson

Rosemary Davidson

Rosemary Davidson has worked as a publicist and editor at Bloomsbury and Vintage, Random House, where she launched the Square Peg imprint in 2008. Taught by her Glaswegian seamstress grandmother, she started to make her own clothes as a teenager. She continues to sew and knit, and has recently added pottery to her craft activities. She lives in Hackney and doesn’t like curtains, can’t drive a car or use a drill. And she can’t crochet or felt either. But she’s willing to learn.

Arzu Tahsin

Arzu Tahsin has worked in publishing for over twenty-five years, beginning her career as a temp at Virago and going on to edit and publish outstanding authors such as Khaled Hosseini and Malala Yousafzai. She cannot remember a time she was not working on one craft project or another. From Japanese woodblock printmaking to bookbinding to simple weaving, she has found it hard to focus on a single craft, and feels all the better for it.

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