July 31st, 2005
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Celtic Art, Methods of Construction by Bain, George
Step-by-step procedures carefully introduce the simple rules and methods of Celtic knot work and the well-known designs from the great manuscripts and stone work. Later chapters build up to complex knot work, spiral work, and key pattern designs, with special coverage of alphabets and the stylized use of animals, humans and plants. Altogether over 225 different patterns are presented for your use with hundreds of modification suggestions, 110 historical and modern artifacts showing designs in use, a great number of letters including six complete alphabets and 25 decorative initials, and a number of animal and human figures used in the original Celtic works. Paperback, 159 pages
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Book of Wizard Craft by Kilby/Morgenthal/Taylor
An enchanting book containing the magical secrets of a 600+ year old wizard. It is this wizard’s intent to pass on these secrets to his apprentice — you, the reader! Revealed within are instructions on how to make potions that ooze, bubble & smoke; how to acquire must-have gear like wizard’s robes, staffs, rings & flying carpets, & cool stuff like dragon’s blood & crunchy bat wings. Thrill to hair raising adventures & marvel at amazing discoveries! It’s all very hush-hush, never-before-revealed wizard lore. Are you ready to inherit the wizard’s knowledge & learn to become what he was? This book contains the tools to set your imagination free & help to discover your own power to make wonderful things happen. A great book for “kids” of ALL ages. Beautifully illustrated throughout by award winning illustrator Lindy Burnett. Hardcover, 144 pages.
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