There is nothing quite like seeing a beautiful Christmas wreath hanging on a front door to set the magic of the season alight…

Whether you are a fan of simple and modern or love more traditional Christmas fare, there is a project to suit everyone! This beautiful title includes 22 projects to make different styles of wreaths using a wide range of materials, from a Christmas wreath made with wool and felt, through gorgeous white feathers adorned with copper leaf to a ribbon Christmas tree. Whatever you decide, you’ll find hours of relaxing creativity within these pages!

Little Crochet Treasures introduces readers to 18 quirky and contemporary accessories to make, suitable for beginner crocheters and those with more experience.

Vanessa Mooncie takes the reader on a making journey, explaining the techniques needed to produce a wide range of vibrant and exhilarating pieces; from intricate bumble bee brooch pins and vintage-inspired tattoo emblem brooches to delicate flower posy corsages and charming heart-shaped rings. 

The book is divided into four handy chapters covering brooches; necklaces; hairbands, rings and charms; tiepins, cufflinks and keyrings. Projects range in difficulty, with some being suitable for beginner crocheters, and others for those with more experience of the craft. With detailed patterns and useful hand-drawn charts, there’s also an extensive techniques section explaining everything needed to complete the projects.

Projects include: pretty posy brooch, daffodil headband, mod target cufflinks, love heart tattoo necklace, charm bracelet and oak leaf and acorn pendant.

Knitted Forest Friends is a collection of 20 cute forest animals to knit, complete with clothes and accessories.

Needles at the ready for the latest book from talented knitting designer Sarah Keen  This title is sure to delight and inspire your cuddly toy creations. Perfect as a special gift for a child, animal lover or simply to add to your own personal collection, these forest friends are bursting with character. The projects range from a busy beaver, a bristling wild boar and a sleepy koala to a charismatic giant panda and a clever orangutan. There’s plenty to choose from!  All the animals have easy-to-follow patterns, and this book also features detailed techniques, abbreviations and knitting conversions – allowing you to create with confidence. 

Wooden Jewellery Boxes teaches readers essential box-making techniques, featuring 20 projects from talented makers.

Ranging from small ring boxes and trinket containers to larger boxes with several drawers, the projects in this book showcase a variety of construction and decorative techniques, such as dovetails, inlay, veneering and using contrasting timbers. Projects feature high-quality walnut and figured sycamore to offcuts, each used to create stunning boxes. Each project is described in detail and is illustrated with color photographs.

These high-quality boxes will not only keep treasured items safe but will also become precious heirlooms. Boxes can be made to mark special occasions, such as weddings or anniversaries, or to store sentimental items and keepsakes. Advice is given on how to personalize the projects, inspiring readers to create their own boxes to keep or give as gifts.

Projects include: ring box, inlaid wedding box, bespoke jewellery box, heirloom Bible box.

Green Wood Carving is a book is for anyone who wants to learn how to carve small, useful, beautiful wooden utensils from green wood.

More than just a ‘how-to’ book, Green Wood Carving includes fascinating information about wood, how it grows, how to use it and what makes it unique. The main carving tools, their uses, and how to maintain them are also fully discussed and explained. From coat hooks and candlesticks to spoons and mugs, detailed step-by-step editorial explains each of the nine projects.  Detailed color photographs and drawings clearly illustrate each step of the project.  This book is like having an "expert at your elbow", giving the reader confidence to accomplish each project.

This book takes a "skill building" approach, starting with simpler projects such as the coat hook, bag clip, candlestick, pot hanger, and spoon, then graduates to more advanced projects, including the kuksa (wooden mug) and shrink pot.  While this book is suitable for a beginner, the more advanced projects and green woodworking information will appeal to a more advanced carver. 

Simple Paper Flowers teaches the reader how to make twenty-five gorgeous and unique paper flowers.

From festive holly to delicate primroses and golden marigolds, these paper flowers are astonishing in how realistic they look and how versatile they are.  Each project is broken down into simple, step-by-step instruction paired with detailed photography making each project approachable and easy to make

These beautiful flowers can be used in bouquets, buttonholes, garlands and many other ways. Mainly constructed from floristry wire, crepe paper and card stock, few materials are required. They are perfect for beginners but will also attract experienced crafters who can put their own imprint on the finished blooms.

Projects include: Poppy, Sunflower, Lily, Rose and Dandelion.