Handywoman's Workbook - Book Reviews,
by Bridget Bodoano
Handywoman's Workbook FROM THE PUBLISHER As more women than ever are buying their own homes and relying less on men, the Handywoman's Workbook is the secret tool that no independent woman can afford to live without. From advice on basic tools and key DIY skills, to how to tackle simple home repairs, decorate and maintain your home, the Handywoman's Workbook will ease you into the world of home improvement without any prior knowledge being needed. From changing a plug to assembling flat-packed furniture, from tiling your bathroom to making your home safe and secure, this is the DIY book that no single girl should be without.
The essential beginner's guide to home improvements aimed at independent women who want to Do It Themselves.
Clear information and instructions are relayed in straightforward language with a touch of well-judged wit to help DIYers avoid any frustrations and frayed tempers.
Includes stylish decorating ideas and simple projects from a versatile picture shelf to an elegant day bed that will enhance any home.
Illustrated with over 45 colour photographs as well as a combination of cartoons, line drawings and clear step-by-step artworks.
After a career in fashion journalism, Bridget Bodoano learned how to DIY while being involved in the design and building of a new home. She was Press Officer at the Conran Shop for almost a decade and is now a freelance writer and illustrator. She writes for several publications including World of Interiors and the Independent, and is co-author of Simple Style with Julia Bird.
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