Three leading coastal geologists provide a guidebook to North Carolina beach characteristics created specifically to enhance trips to the beach for tourists and residents. Original.
Making 1/12 Scale Wicker Furniture for the Dolls' House
Miniaturists will delight in this collection of charming and easy-to-make wicker furniture-a real rarity for the dolls' house market. It takes only a few pages to lay out the tools and weaving techniques, which primarily involve plaiting cotton around wire strands. The wire gives the furniture strength; the cotton makes it look like the painted wood. And, by changing fabric, a piece can look either classic or contemporary. Twenty-five breathtaking projects, all shown in color photos, cover every room in the house. Make storage baskets for the kitchen; a dining room table and chairs; a bed and blanket box; a shelf for bathroom towels, and much more. From a dainty baby's rocking cradle to a nostalgic chaise longue, each item is a small masterpiece.
Making 1/12 Scale Wicker Furniture for the Dolls' House
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Pretty Painted Furniture
Offers furniture painting techniques and instructions for twelve projects for painting various pieces of furniture.
Pretty Painted Furniture
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North Carolina
Explores the sports, tourism, industry, environment, history, and culture that make North Carolina unique.
North Carolina
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Hugh Morton's North Carolina
The environmentalist, developer, and promoter of tourism shares six decades of photographs of North Carolina, focusing on his main passion--athletics--as well as the major players in politics, government, business, and the media.
Hugh Morton's North Carolina
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It Happened in North Carolina
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It Happened in North Carolina
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The North Carolina Century
This collection profiles the people who helped shape life in North Carolina in the twentieth century. It includes 160 biographical sketches of Tar Heels who made a difference, highlighting their accomplishments in the areas of agriculture, the arts, business, education, law, media, politics, popular culture, public service, religion, social movements, and sports. Some of those profiled are familiar because of their prominence in public life--Thomas Wolfe, John Hope Franklin, Doris Betts, Jesse Helms, Doc Watson, and Richard Petty, for example. Others are less well known today but made contributions that deserve to be remembered: James E. Shepard, founder of what is now North Carolina Central University; Ellen Winston, the first U.S. Commissioner of Welfare; and former state Supreme Court Justice Henry Frye, the first African American elected to the General Assembly in the twentieth century. All had a hand in shaping North Carolina between 1900 and 2000, a period during which the state emerged...
The North Carolina Century
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