Annabelle Curtis Books

The Funcraft book of paper fun
The Funcraft book of paper fun

By Annabelle Curtis

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Provides instructions for paper projects ranging from newspaper trees to paper sculpture.

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Paper People
Paper People

By Annabelle Curtis

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Paper Fish
Paper Fish

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Knowhow Omnibus
Knowhow Omnibus

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1 volume (various pagings) : 28 cm

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The Know How Book of Paper Fun Know How Books
Knowhow Book of Paper Fun Know How Books
Bricolages en papier
Bricolages en papier

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Paper Fun
Paper Fun

By A. Curtis

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Paper People
Paper People

By Annabelle Curtis

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Paper Animals
Paper Animals

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