Nadine Redfield Livres

Lamps are the light and life of every room. Discover how easy it is to enhance your rooms with this complete introduction to the art of making lampshades. Many creative project ideas are presented in this illuminating book. You will learn how to cover, line, and trim an existing lampshade, as well as create your own distinctive lamps and shades in a variety of stunning styles. Clear, concise, and easy to follow instructions and illustrations will make it easy. For the designer and decorator, the silhouettes of lamps and the shapes of lampshades are named and defined. A section shows you how each base and shade complement each other, so you can combine them using good design techniques. Learn how you can change the look of a room instantly with the versatility of lampshades. And if you are interested in selling your wares, a section on pricing your work is included. This comprehensive how-to will inspire everyone to experiment with the art of making lampshades.

Set during the Great Depression, this collection recounts the childhood escapades of Clarissa and her brother Paul in the early 1930s. Living in Clayton, Michigan, their adventures reflect a simpler time without modern technology. As the family transitions to a rural life, the stories capture the essence of classic children's tales, inviting grandparents and family members to share these enchanting narratives with young readers. The book is part of a series designed to evoke nostalgia and foster connections through storytelling.

Set in rural America during the post-depression era, the book recounts the childhood adventures of Clarissa Nadine Townsend and her brother, Paul. Through charming anecdotes, readers experience Clarissa's escapades, including selling sweet corn, getting trapped in a leaf hut, and nearly falling through ice. These engaging stories evoke nostalgia for simpler times, highlighting the joys of childhood without modern distractions. Additionally, Clarissa shares a delightful guide on how to build a snowman, enriching the nostalgic experience for young readers.

Set in 1930s America, this collection of true life stories follows siblings Clarissa and Paul as they transition from their Grandmother's farmhouse to their own bungalow. They explore farm life, create a tire swing, and discover the excitement of a new radio. Alongside their charming pets, Tommy the cat and Ginger the dog, they interact with their gossipy neighbor, Daisy. The narrative also includes a delightful family tradition with a secret recipe for molasses cookies, enriching their adventures with warmth and nostalgia.

Set in rural America during the 1930s, this collection of true-life childhood stories offers a nostalgic glimpse into farm life, highlighting the stark contrasts with today's world. Aimed at fostering connections between generations, it is part of the "Children's Books for Grandparents" series, encouraging grandparents to share these tales with young children, enriching their understanding of the past.