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Make It By Hand: New England Paperscapes and Vintage Coloring & Craft Book Review and Giveaway

There is something about starting with a simple book and being able to create a whole city or town. When I was young I had a book that I could punch out shapes and images, that after colored and assembled, would create a whole cityscape.

As much as fun as I now remember that book was, honestly I had forgotten about it until I received the Make it By Hand Paperscapes and Vintage Coloring Book for review.

The products featured in this post were provided to me free of charge courtesy of Atria Books. This post may have affiliate links but this in no way will influence the review to follow and all opinions are my own.

I received a copy of Paperscapes New England: 20 Projects to Color, Press Out and Assemble to Create Your Own Unique World and The Vintage Coloring & Craft Book for review.

The first book was the Paperscapes New England: 20 Projects to Color, Press Out and Assemble to Create Your Own Unique World. This is a collection of different buildings to color and assemble. The end result is a personalized town that you created.

Over 30 finely-detailed illustrations that include cozy homes, quaint shops, and lovely churches that are printed on die-cut, high quality stock. From there you can color, press out, fold, and display these three-dimensional works of art together in a paperscape of a charming New England town.

The second book was The Vintage Coloring & Craft Book, which was a book that enables you to turn your vintage patterned creations into decorative and practical DIY projects.

Included in the book are ten delightful vintage style patterns to color in. Also included are instructions for twenty unique craft projects to cut out and create that include greeting cards, party decorations, gift tags, and jam jar labels to name a few!

Each of these books allow total creativity in one package, and each is page is made of solid paper that will allow for crayons, pencils or pens.

If you are looking for a all-in-one books that allow for creativity and expression, these would make great additions to your collections.

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GIVEAWAY: Atria Books Publicity is giving a set of books to one lucky reader! (1) lucky winner will be selected at random to win 1 copy of each of the following books: Paperscapes New England: 20 Projects to Color, Press Out and Assemble to Create Your Own Unique World and The Vintage Coloring & Craft Book – This is a $33.98 value! I will be randomly choosing 1 person on May 7th (5/7/2017) to receive this crafting book combo! Open to residents in the US. To enter complete the entries below! Winner will be notified by DealsAmongUs by email and prize will be fulfilled by Atria Books Publicity. Remember you have 48 hours to claim prize, or I will choose another winner. GOOD LUCK!!!

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41 thoughts on “Make It By Hand Book Series Review”

Kimberly Dunn April 11, 2017 at

Barbie dolls

Peggy April 12, 2017 at

I had a large doll that was half my height. It was like a little sister.

Catherine Lewis April 12, 2017 at

I had a bride doll in a wedding dress and other outfits that my mom made for her.

Jen Dantuma April 12, 2017 at

Barbie dolls were my absolute favorite toys growing up.

Maryann D. April 12, 2017 at

My favorite toys growing up were my stuffed toys or baby dolls.

John Smith April 12, 2017 at

Favorite toy? Well, I liked my Lego set. It was too small a set, alas.

Shelly Leatham April 12, 2017 at

I loved my Easy Bake Oven~

Laurie Nykaza April 12, 2017 at

I love making things to eat with our Incredible edible machine.

BusyWorkingMama April 13, 2017 at

I loved my LEGOS growing up. I could get really creative at building.

Tom Gibson (@integrity4life1) April 13, 2017 at

My favorite toy was silly putty.

Shelley P April 13, 2017 at

My favorite toy growing up was a Kermit the frog plush.

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Kayla Klontz April 14, 2017 at

My favorite toy was my litebrite.

Margot C April 15, 2017 at

My favorite toy growing up was my dollhouse.

Jennifer Fike April 16, 2017 at

my favirote toy was my furby

Daniel M April 17, 2017 at

legos were my fav

Nancy April 17, 2017 at

My favorite toy growing up was a teddy bear with jointed arms and legs.

Bethany Suire April 18, 2017 at

My most favorite toy growing up would probably have to be my very first Bratz Doll! Her name was Chloe and she had long brown hair with green eyes.

gracefulcoffee April 18, 2017 at

I loved my stuffed animals.

susan byrne April 18, 2017 at

I loved coloring and paper dolls.

blainecindy April 19, 2017 at

My favorite toy growing up was baby dolls. I always wanted to be a mother from the time I was a little girl.

Anita Kennett April 19, 2017 at

My Easy Bake Oven was the best.

Angela Saver April 20, 2017 at

My Raggedy Ann Doll was my favorite!

accontests6 April 21, 2017 at

Death Star Lego’s

marlene harris April 21, 2017 at

i loved barbies

paulinemilner April 23, 2017 at

I loved playing with Tinker Toy. There were so many ways to use your imagination and not an electrical cord or wifi in sight! Thanks for the awesome giveaway opportunity.