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Hedges are one of Great Britains most iconic landscape features. They are the stitching in the patchwork quilt of fields and meadows that defines the countryside. Hedgelaying first developed to form living stock-proof barriers, and has always been considered an art and a skill, taking something wild and unruly and giving it order, structure and perhaps even beauty. The book examines over 25 regional styles in England and Wales, introducing local experts who proudly explain their native style and offer a wealth of informed advice.

We own more than we need and less than we want. The Minimalism Blueprint is the radical guide to detoxifying your material and mental life. We examine the psychological costs of possession and why every item in your house binds your energy.Its not about empty rooms, but about space for the essential. Learn how to neutralize your buying impulses and free yourself from the burden of objects. We show you techniques for radical decluttering and how to create an environment that radiates peace instead of chaos.Become the architect of your freedom. We show you how to eliminate your decision fatigue by consciously giving up choice and gain more time for the things that really count. Learn why less really is more and how you can discover a new form of life quality through minimalism. This book is for everyone who feels crushed by their stuff. Start your blueprint today and breathe again. Your life is not a warehouse.

Mais do que um guia rápido de viagem, este livro organiza, dia a dia, um Natal na Serra da Mantiqueira entre Campos do Jordão e Santo Antônio do Pinhal. A partir de um roteiro real, o autor detalha c

Creative Dimensions in Weaving explains many techniques weavers can use to incorporate visual and physical depth in their woven fabric. It first looks at many familiar weave structures and transforms them into dimensional surfaces, before exploring the sculptural potential in multi-layer weaves. Aimed at weavers of all abilities, it introduces the principles and topics clearly for the novice, but provides advanced ideas and challenges for those with more experience. Richly illustrated, this thorough book encourages and inspires all weavers with four or more shafts to experiment and to understand the possibilities of adapting techniques to make ever more creative and unique work. The textural surface of cloth is often overlooked. Touching fabrics from birth, most people have an instinct for texture but would not necessarily know how to create tactile surfaces in cloth. Creative Dimensions in Weaving opens the door to various techniques that ally materials with weave structures so that many different three-dimensional surfaces can be made. Some are subtle, some more extreme but all are aimed at moving the fabric beyond the _at plane. The book shows methods, explains the reasoning behind decision-making, and gives many options for the reader to explore and incorporate in their weaving vocabulary, with examples of drafts, cloth and inspirational work from many weavers. For weavers with four shafts and more, the book offers possibilities for any level of expertise, with a particular focus for eight-shaft looms. Single cloth, double cloth with several adaptations, and multiple layers are included.