Letter Art FROM OUR EDITORS
With this handy spiral-bound book, kids can learn creative lettering for all occasions. The step-by-step instructions include 13 unique alphabets for tracing or copying, 14 pages of practice alphabets, 8 sheets of tracing paper, and scads of project ideas.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
This clever activity book teaches the art of creative lettering for cards, scrapbook pages, posters, invitations, and more. It includes step-by-step instructions for over 30 lettering suggestions, 13 unique alphabets to trace or copy, plus 14 pages of practice alphabets and eight sheets of tracing paper.
FROM THE CRITICS
Children's Literature
The "American Girl" series has been helping clever young girls do crafty things for several years. This delightful addition shows readers how to make their lettering the center of attention by using various colors and patterns to fill the letters or accentuate them. Letters with flowers, insects, hearts, leaves, sunshine's, pencils, trees, bouncing balls, pumpkins, balloons and snowcaps start the reader on this artistic adventure. Each idea is illustrated with an entire alphabet showing that mode of design. The original text featuring these designs was used primarily for creating keepsakes and scrapbook decorations. This book demonstrates how this style of lettering could be used to make party invitations, posters, embroidery, bookmarks and personal stationary. An eight-year-old girl would enjoy the book as much as the adult scrapbook maker. Many new ideas for holidays could be put to use immediately. 2001, Pleasant Company, $7.95. Ages 8 up. Reviewer: Barbara Youngblood
Parent Council Reviews
Oh boy, I really would have loved this book when I was a child! Complete with tracing paper and lots of room to practice, this book will encourage any girl to develop her artistic talents. Cute ideas! 2001, American Girl Library, $7.95. Ages 8 to 12. Reviewer: A. Braga SOURCE: Parent Council Volume 8