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Lazing on a Sunday Crafternoon is a collection of 52 blissfully simple craft ideas to make with a child helper. This beautiful book will have you creating delightful things out of everyday household items using nothing more than your own time and ingenuity. You and your child can while away hours of crafting fun with Eliza Muldoon as she helps you make these easy projects - from a child's head band or aprons, to peg dolls, to skirts and shoe adornments, to practical bags and tool belts, felt toys and unique artworks to adorn your home.

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Produktbeschreibung
Lazing on a Sunday Crafternoon is a collection of 52 blissfully simple craft ideas to make with a child helper. This beautiful book will have you creating delightful things out of everyday household items using nothing more than your own time and ingenuity. You and your child can while away hours of crafting fun with Eliza Muldoon as she helps you make these easy projects - from a child's head band or aprons, to peg dolls, to skirts and shoe adornments, to practical bags and tool belts, felt toys and unique artworks to adorn your home.

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Autorenporträt
Eliza Muldoon completed a Bachelor of Science (Psychology) honours degree with postgraduate studies in Clinical Art Therapy. She is a lecturer and course coordinator at the School of Art History and Art Education within the College of Fine Arts (COFA), UNSW and recently began lecturing in the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS). She is also the founder and director of artsinterview.com, a website dedicated the discussion of Australian arts workers organisational practices. Eliza's professional ventures explore the interaction of art and psychology and their combined potential to influence the development of individual, community and arts industry wellbeing.