Sentences with phrase «fabric book»

Whatever the reason, this little fabric book was the happy result.

This unique fabric book is bursting with arctic animal tails that are waiting to be explored by precious little hands.

Look for fabric books if your baby is still chewing on everything.

Beginning with a new baby gift of a soft fabric book to play with, a child can begin to learn how a book feels in their hands.

For toddlers 18 months and older, a fabulous educational fabric book is called Right At Home.

After that, use board or fabric books so your baby can explore the book with you.

You've spent the last few weekends at your local interiors shop thumbing your way through fabric books, you have an array of swatches placed strategically around your home and you've now enlisted the help of a bespoke curtain maker.

From the extensive fabric books, I ended up choosing a Holland & Sherry Super 100's worsted wool with a bold pinstripe.

Cute fabric books BTW:)-RRB-

Fabric book with hand - embroidery and lithographed cover, page

The artist's work cleverly brings together an adoration for reading and the world of books, using the very fabric books are printed on.

Fabric Book Cover - Carnival Bloom Reusable Fabric Covered Composition Book Cover - pen and composition book - journal, notebook, diary

For books that the baby will actually handle themselves though, cardboard, plastic or fabric books are best.

With very young babies, you might choose to begin with soft (e.g., plush toy, fabric book, cotton cloth, etc.) and hard items (e.g., small board book, rattle, plastic toy keys, empty baby wipes container, etc.).

The fabric books available can also have bits that can be taken out and put back in i.e. farm animals etc..

On my sewing table at the moment is a fabric book of different textures for my little one to play with.

I knew I wanted to use velvet because at the time velvet was a fabric I had none of in my home so I went through my fabric books and found this aquamarine that picked up on the aqua I was going to be using for the bed pillows.

about a fabric book by Louise Bourgeois that was being editioned by master printer Judith Solodkin.

In the last frame of a video filming her turning the pages of the fabric book, Ode à l'Oubli, her finger points triumphantly to her name.

When she was in her eighties, she culled old clothes from her closets to incorporate into her sculptures and to cut apart and reassemble into expressively patterned pages of fabric books, returning to her roots in a family who made its living from fabrics.

Who would have thought flicking through a fabric book and settling on a preferred design could be as insightful as a trip to the local tarot reader...