Plant Craft
30 Projects that Add Natural Style to Your Home
by Caitlin Atkinson
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Pub Date Oct 05 2016 | Archive Date Oct 19 2016
Description
Not everyone has a garden—but with only a handful of materials and a little bit of time, everyone can bring the beauty of nature into their home. Plant Craft features projects inspired by the natural world and made out of live plants, cut flowers, foraged branches, and more. You’ll learn how to create a colorful floral mural, an elegant table centerpiece, a serene underwater sculpture, a whimsical mobile, and more. The step-by-step instructions are clear, easy to follow, and fully illustrated with color photographs, and the projects vary in difficulty. Given the right care, they all have the potential to grace a home for a long time.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781604696493 |
| PRICE | $24.95 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Doneanne S, Librarian
An easy-to-follow guide which is zen and inspiring. Even if you aren't a green thumb, you could appreciate (and probably learn from) this title.
Jeremy M, Educator
While this book is not one really designed to be read cover to cover, it is a worthwhile investment if you have an interest in landscaping or gardening.. I see it as more of an idea book than a reference book, as its list is not exhaustive, but it is still very representative and a well curated collection.
The photography is beautiful, plentiful and helpful throughout, but I found myself wanting more. Nearly all of the photos of the individual shrubs are close-ups of the foliage and blooms. I would like to see more pictures that show the plant as a whole, and how it fits into its surroundings.
The author is clearly a master of the shrub domain. It shows in his in-depth, yet succinct, descriptions of the cultivars found in the book. The pictures are pretty to look at, but the real value is in McIndoe's vignettes. .
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