Styled: The Ultimate Guide on All Things Fashion, Learn Different Fashion Styles and Tips That Can Help You Look Your Best Every Day! Fashion - Why do women and beauty products work well together, the answer to that is quite simple, cosmetics make you look beautiful and women want to be beautiful so there you have it a match made in heaven - the perfect duo. A noted philosopher and politician Aristotle once said women are the best creatures of god. Women are directly linked with fashion. It would be right to say that the word fashion is synonymous with a woman. It is something more than wearing clothing. If you are an urban beauty, the fashion trend and style should go well, and that too in advance with you. A few of the factors that define your fashion statement are body frame, skin tone, level of comfort, and personal attitude. This audiobook will serve as your comprehensive guide in all things fashion. You will learn different fashion tips appropriate for different body types, body frames, seasons, ages, and many more. This audiobook will discuss the following topics: - Fashion Tips for Women - Fashion Tips For Plus Size Ladies Over 50 - Hip Hop Fashion - Old School Looks - Winter Fashion - Women's Fashion Clothing - Your Purse Or Handbag Should Match Your Body Type - Traveling in Style - And many more!

An introduction to the world of stamp collecting. This audio program will teach you how to get started on it as a beginner - learning the basics of it so you can do the right things to get started and know what to do. Next, you will learn more advanced methods of collecting and what more mature collectors do when spending time on their collections. And, lastly, you will learn how you can turn this into a profitable business and make money at it if your interests lie in that direction. This audiobook is for both children and adults, for parents wanting to get their kids into the hobby and for those serious about learning more about it - including how wise collectors earn incomes at it.

Do you often get dry skin that often shows cracks and flakes when you use store-bought soap for your showers or baths? Are you worried about the countless chemicals in commercial soap that keep getting banned by regulatory institutions every year, and want a safer option? Or are you a practical creative whose passion to try out exciting projects led your eyes to soap making? If that’s you, then you came to the right place. You Are About To Discover Exactly How You Can Make Your Very Own Customized Organic Soap For Use In All Manner Of Ways! Store-bought soaps are not only expensive, but generally harmful to the human body as well as the environment. Actually, one chemical known as Triclosan that’s often used in soap products has been linked with antibiotic resistance and disruption of hormones in the body. So making your own soap would not only help you save yourself, your environment and cash, but give you a superior product, offer you some fun moments (if you love cool projects) and instill in you important skills and knowledge.

The most complete guide to sewing basics  People are always looking for ways to cut expenses and be creative and stylish at the same time. Learning to sew is a great way to arm yourself with the skills to repair and create clothing and furnishings for yourself and your family for little to no cost. But learning how to sew and how to choose the tools and supplies to begin sewing can be confusing. Now, you can turn to this hands-on, friendly guide for the most up-to-date information, the best techniques, and fun projects for learning (or brushing up on) the art of sewing. * Easy-to-follow instructions and step-by-step illustrations make it easier to learn * Fresh new patterns, projects, stitches, and techniques for fashion and the home * Budget-conscious tips for breathing new life into existing garments Complete with a section on common sewing mistakes and how to avoid them, Sewing For Dummies, 3rd edition gives you the confidence and know-how to sew like a pro.

This is a book of small steps and gentle wisdoms to heal the soul and find your own path to happiness. In Japan, the paper crane is a symbol of peace, hope & healing. It is considered the 'bird of happiness', a mystical and majestic creature that is believed to live for a thousand years, and so according to tradition, if a person were to fold one-thousand paper cranes in a single year, they will be gifted one special wish that would grant long life, healing from illness or injury and eternal happiness. The tradition of folding one-thousand paper cranes is called Senbazuru (Sen = One Thousand / Orizuru = paper crane) These days in an impatient world obsessed with quick fixes and instant gratification, Senbazuru is a radical perspective to slow down and go forth gently, we cannot force our way along the path of discovery, we must simply go tenderly, to wander and explore, with small steps and many steps, experiencing every moment along the way for the better. In this book, renowned yoga and meditation teacher and founder of Just Breathe Michael James Wong brings Senbazuru to life, as an inspiring philosophy that encourages slowing down and taking small and many steps on our own personal path. The book will share Wong's three essential ingredients for finding your happiness; hope, humility and healing and share more gentle wisdoms to inspire us all to a life well lived, alongside ancient Senbazuru proverbs, and practical exercises.

The Saskatchewan and Manitoba Nature Guide lets you discover the wondrous diversity of nature that lies right outside your front door. Whether you live in the city or the country, hundreds of species of plants and animals share your living space. Why not get to know the neighbors? Covering every inch of Saskatchewan and Manitoba's incredibly varied landscapes, this book teaches you to identify 385 species of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, fish, invertebrates, trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses and ferns: * Colour illustrations of each species * Native uses of plants * Animal behaviour * Ecology and range * Similar species cross-referenced * Colour maps showing ecoregions, parks and nature areas across Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Discover what robots can do and how they work. Find out how to build your own robot and program it to perform tasks. Ready to enter the robot world? This book is your passport! It walks you through building your very own little metal assistant from a kit, dressing it up, giving it a brain, programming it to do things and even making it talk. Along the way, you'll gather some tidbits about robot history, enthusiasts' groups and more. The Dummies Way * Explanations in plain English * "Get in, get out" information * Icons and other navigational aids * Tear-out cheat sheet * Top 10 lists * A dash of humor and fun

Reconstructing Clothes for Dummies offers inspiring projects and savvy tips on how to salvage those tired old clothes in your closet and turn them into a one-of-a-kind wardrobe. It shows craftsters, DIY enthusiasts, budget-conscious fashionistas and people from all walks of life how to unleash their inner fashion designer and transform outdated duds into hip new clothes. Featured projects include making good use of old scraps; reviving shrunken sweaters; finding redemption in that bridesmaid dress; decorative repair and embellishment of existing pieces; and creating unexpected home décor with what’s hiding in your drawers.

Have fun and go green with Diana Schoenbrun's Puppet Play: 20 Puppet Projects Made with Recycled Mittens, Towels, Socks and More. A puppet builder, an illustrator and an author, Schoenbrun presents 20 puppet projects made with recycled materials easily found around the house. A lonely sock becomes a wizard puppet. A glove without a mate turns into five little pig puppets. And that tired dishtowel transforms into a lively banjo player puppet — all at very little cost. Diana Schoenbrun's easy-to-follow directions are accompanied by how-to illustrations. Also included are full-color photographs of puppets, as well as a chapter that guides children through creating and presenting their own puppet show. So, the next time the dryer eats a single sock, get crafty, go green and go play with Puppet Play.