Jane Brocket
Jane Brocket is the acclaimed author of four books including The Gentle Art of Domesticity (STC Craft, 2007) and The Gentle Art of Quiltmaking (C&T Publishing, 2010). She started writing about, and photographing, colour, pattern, quilting, knitting, cakes and the texture of everyday domestic life...
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Jane Brocket is the acclaimed author of four books including The Gentle Art of Domesticity (STC Craft, 2007) and The Gentle Art of Quiltmaking (C&T Publishing, 2010). She started writing about, and photographing, colour, pattern, quilting, knitting, cakes and the texture of everyday domestic life in 2005 on her blog Yarnstorm (www.yarnstorm.blogs.com).
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I was so relieved this wasn't a rhyming book! Brockett's voice is strong, adding a feel with descriptions instead of mere labels. And her original photos were interesting to look at (although I thought she turned to her needlework and craft projects too often). It would be a fun read aloud. Also no...
Spotty, Stripey, Swirly is one of the newest additions to author Jane Brocket’s Clever Concepts line of non-fiction picture books. Like her other books, this one is not traditionally illustrated but is filled with photos that Brocket has taken herself. As you can tell from the title Spotty, Stripey,...
Beautiful photographs highlight the patterns visible in everyday life. I look forward to sharing this with my students, followed by an immediate exploration of patterns in our library, classroom and school. I can see older students being inspired to create their own book of patterns.
Jane Brocket is the popular author of the Yarnstorm blog. She first came to my attention years ago since she often blogged about crafty things and her posts were illustrated with bright, colorful images that she takes herself. Over the years, Brocket has penned several books, including the gorgeous ...
The photography and design of this book are beautiful, and there aren't many (or any?) other good books explaining texture to young kids.
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