What I love the most about the projects in this book is that they are totally doable. Each is simple and adorable, and won’t break the bank. Plus, you can try out lots of different crafts all under one cover–Kayte has how to photographs and illustrations for every technique, from crochet and ribbon embroidery to potato stamping and ruffle-making, so there’s no reason not to jump right in and learn something new. The book is spiral bound, which makes it easy to lay open next to your project–score!  Here are two of my favorite projects:

The Deco Sweater–who knew bias tape could be so fun?

Bits and Pieces Scarf–I definitely have some doilies that need to be refashioned into this!

Check out more pictures of the projects via Diane over at Craftypod or use the search inside feature at Amazon. This book is chock full of projects inside that are certain to inspire you. There are even a bunch of fun home ideas that would also make perfect gifts, like tea towels, embroidered napkins, lampshades and more.  This book is definitely a worthy addition to your craft library for both the visual inspiration and the clear how tos.

Here’s the best part: Kayte is giving away one copy of the book to a lucky Lindamade reader! Just leave a comment on this post by next Monday at 12 midnight mountain time (that’s 2 am EST or 11 pm PST) and I’ll randomly pick the winner. Good luck!