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Crafty Containers: From Recycled Materials (Leisure Arts)

Crafty Containers: From Recycled Materials (Leisure Arts)

by Lois Walpole (Author)

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    Paperback 1997

    $3.65
Synopsis

Lois Walpole shows how to create a stylish a nd brightly coloured selection of baskets, bowls and contain ers using all sorts of different materials. Don''t throw anyt hing away until you have read this book. '

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 80
 Publisher: Search Press
Published: 20 Oct 1997
ISBN 10: 085532810X
ISBN 13: 9780855328108

Media Reviews

Feb 05

(Carol Lewis, age 12)

Some of the ideas in this book must have been thought up by a genius! It is full of innovative ideas in three different colourful sections...The ideas use all sorts of easilu obtainable waste materials ranging from old juice cartons, to corks and bottle tops. There is a really good gallery at the end of every section giving more ideas and good pictures of all the items you can make so you can see exactly what the item should turn out like.

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Author Bio
Lois Walpole studied at St Martin's School of Art and the London College of Furniture and has been making baskets ever since. Her basket making reflects the environment in which she lives - she utilises a wide range of waste materials and likes to describe herself as an 'urban basket maker'. Her work has been exhibited around the world, including solo exhibitions in England and Wales and shows in North America, Scandanavia, continental Europe and the Far East. Lois is included on the Craft Council Select Index and her work is permanently featured in the Craft Council Collection in London. Recently, the Victoria and Albert Museum purchased one of her pieces for their twentieth-century collection. Lois runs her own company to market limited editions, she writes for various magazines, she has appeared on television and she still finds time to teach. She lives in London with her husband John Brennan, who is a sculptor.