Lunch-Hour Wool Minis: 14 Easy Projects to Stitch in No Time Paperback – March 15, 2018

The book itself is a good book but the book’s interior design using a lightweight san serif font for the instructions and definitions was a poor choice. The glare of the paper and the lightweight font add unnecessary eye strain on the reader trying to learn a new craft. As a rule, san serifs are harder to read and light versions are fine for a short caption but NOT for long running body text. IMHO

All the patterns are so fun and easy to do. So many great hints for tracing the shapes. Love the idea of the snowman on the kitchen grater with a battery operated candle to use as a night light. What a fantastic idea! I bought the kindle book and was very happy to see there is a place to go and download the patterns.

The book is full of ideas and has well written instructions. Pattern drawings are included. There are even suggestions on other ways to use to each design. Each project is simple enough to complete in a short time. The book is slightly overpriced; buy it on sale!

Liked the projects-pictures & good directions.

As you can see I do buy all the adorable books here and this one is so adorable and as the cover say it's a lunch time project and you'll have some darling things to give to your friends and families. I have a friend that collect bee things so guess what she will be receiving for ever and also Christmas's from now on.. :)Dala

Great book. Made two of the projects with plain old felt and there adorable. Took very little time too and was lots of fun. Would recommend to anyone looking for quick and easy projects!

What an exciting little book. The patterns and and instructions easy and fun to work with. Absolutely love my book.

Wonderful and full of projects. Love it! Easy to follow patterns. Can't wait to start my first one the Bee skip.

This is a lovely little book with small scale projects thatvare ideal cor the beginer or thise with not so much time to sew. I did'nt give it five stars as I would have liked to see a more international resource list at the end of the book. I looked up some possible suppliers of materials and all appeared to based in the USA , not a problem except for the cost implications of postage .

Loved the book, thank you