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 Reference Books for Mary Engelbreit Collectors
ME Calendars, Journals, Craft Books
Mary Engelbreit's one-of-a-kind motifs and sentiments spark craft ideas for every season or holiday of the year. Photography plays up Mary's whimsical style. Step-by-step photos and instructions. A variety of easy techniques, including decoupage, applique, soft sculpture, painting, and more. |
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More than 30 years ago, it began with a dream of a girl who just wanted to draw. Today, Mary Engelbreit is known throughout the world for her distinctive illustration style imbued with spirited wit and nostalgic warmth. Life holds many pleasures--holidays surrounded by family, a warm hug shared between friends, a quiet moment watching the sunset, a winter's day spent building a snowman. Mary Engelbreit has brilliantly illustrated all these special moments and has showcased them in the Life Is Sweet with Mary Engelbreit 2012 Day-to-Day Calendar. The full-color pages feature Mary's art and a quote reminding us that each day should be savored and cherished.
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They schedule play dates, make appointments, drive to rehearsals and practices, attend meetings, and bake cookies. How do moms do it all and still manage to keep themselves and their families organized? They call upon the queen of calendars, Mary Engelbreit. Her Mary Engelbreit's Moms Can Do Anything! 2012 Weekly Wall Calendar offers plenty of room for mom and up to four family members to jot down appointments or meetings, convenient weekly and monthly planning pages, even a pocket to store important papers, all in a space-saving wall calendar format. Uplifting quotes paired with Mary's charming artwork help make this organizer a busy mom's best friend. View Larger Image |
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Lauded by the Wall Street Journal for creating a "vast empire of cuteness," Mary Engelbreit offers the perfect gift for grandmothers by pairing her signature art with quotes, poems, and short narratives honoring grandmothers of all ages. Mary Engelbreit continues to be one of the most prolific artists in the United States and was dubbed "a Norman Rockwell for our times" by People magazine. Mary Engelbreit's aphorisms and illustrations appear on 14 million greeting cards sold annually. With a range of licensed products spanning from books and calendars to dinnerware and fabric, along with her award-winning magazine, Engelbreit truly is "The Queen of Everything." She lives in St. Louis, Mo. |
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The patron saint of the artful home is back - for another season of delicious foods, beautiful decorations, and memorable family celebrations. This year her sack is bulging with great ideas, from unforgettable handmade gifts to ways to enshrine this year's memories. Packed with new seasonal artwork! This latest offering in Mary Engelbreit's exciting new Christmas series is full of ways to set your table, stuff your family, welcome your guests...and welcome the season's guest of honor! All with Mary Engelbreit's customary wit, sparkle, and warmth. For in all the holiday hubbub Mary never loses sight of the heart of the matter - or the true meaning of Christmas. Special Feature: Mary chooses some of her favorite Christmas illustrations and tells why she loves them best. |
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Holiday magic is easy to create when you have the help of America's favorite illustrator. Christmas with Mary Engelbreit: The Best Christmas Ever is the third book in the series of holiday collections that celebrates all the joys and toys, wrappings and gifts, treats and trims of Christmas. Overflowing with plans for handmade decorations, unique and meaningful gift ideas, and irresistible recipes, this warm and lively collection offers readers everything they need to plan the Christmas of their dreams - all presented with the trademark Engelbreit wit, warmth, and sparkle. Among the clever, original, and easy-to-do (we promise!) craft projects are a variety of wreaths, cut-glass ornaments, and a special shopping tote just for Mom. Several projects for kids will keep restless hands active and curious tots too busy to snoop under the Christmas tree... |
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