Dragonolia: 14 Tales and Craft Projects for the Creative Adventurer (Barons' Mythologica and Dragonry)
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (952 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1634503279 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He photographed and illustrated all projects in Made with Dad, and lives in London, England.. Chris Barnardo is a father of four and the creator of the hit website dadcando
Fantastical crafts with fun stories Sir Richard Barons, a dragon hunter and explorer of some renown, shares exploits from his past in the form of short stories. It should be noted that Sir Richard does not hunt dragons to kill them but rather to gather information and artifacts. Each story ends with a modern idea for creating your own artifact and the instructions are easy to follow and well detailed.The first chapter entitled "Shadow Box Frame; The tale of the lost mink that was the cause of. "Great addition for the Dragon-enthralled" according to Zarcero. My 8 year old loves this book - she is really into dragons right now and the craft projects are a nice addition to the stories. We've made wands and they look amazing! Highly recommended. You won't be disappointed. K. M. Davis This is a lovely book with some pretty awesome craft projects. I like how they are incorporated into the story telling.My grandsons and I completed two of the projects and they begged me to get the supplies so they could make more for their next visit. In a world of electronic games, this book allows a very interesting, interactive experience that utilizes imagination and cognitive skills.
Dragonolia is a storybook with a difference. Discover 14 charming tales, where each one is intertwined with an exciting craft project enabling the reader to relive the amazing adventures of Sir Richard Barons, the famous 19th century dragon hunter.Learn how to make an antique-looking Box Frame while reading about the tale of the Mischievous Mink; or perhaps you might like to find out how to easily craft the fabulous Wizards’ Wand that brought the dying dragon, Angeline, back to life a
Read the story at bedtime, and then make the related item the following day. Perfect for rainy school holidays!" - Ruth Ng, The Book Bag . Every fantasy lover will love this wonderful book." - Rosi Hollinbeck, Manhattan Book Review"The stories are pure pulp fantasy--appealing and timeless--and the crafts range from dragon eggs to faux vintage maps to steampunk-style dragon hunters' goggles. This clever collection will appeal to fans of fantasy and steampunk arts and crafts." - Library Journal, New York"An intriguing mix of stories and craft projects. There is nothing else like this out there. "The writing is lively and fun, the illustrations and photographs the perfect accompaniment to