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Love the scrappy look? Enjoy the convenience of precuts? Here's the perfect combination of those two elements. Talented designer Rebecca Silbaugh is back with more of the fabulous patterns that made "Seamingly Scrappy" such a hit. This time she spotlights an even broader selection of precut fabrics--including hexagons!Achieve a delightfully scrappy look--even without a fabric stash--using precutsExpert tips for successful scrap quilts, including how to mix textures and add a pop of colorConcise instructions for 14 eye-catching quilts in a variety of sizes and fabric styles

Length from shoulder to hem of size S: 132cm. Chest 37cm, Waist 28cm, across front only of size S.  Maxi dress. Lined. Model is a standard XS and is wearing XS. True to size. Stretch. Frill detail. Slip-on. Cold hand wash only. Polyester/Elastane. We're in love with this dreamy design. The As It Seems Maxi Dress features a frill design with a straight silhouette - simply perfect! Style with heels for a fun 'fit.

Length from shoulder to hem of size S: 132cm. Chest 37cm, Waist 28cm, across front only of size S.  Maxi dress. Lined. Model is a standard XS and is wearing XS. True to size. Stretch. Frill detail. Slip-on. Cold hand wash only. Polyester/Elastane. We're in love with this dreamy design. The As It Seems Maxi Dress features a frill design with a straight silhouette - simply perfect! Style with heels for a fun 'fit.

Seems dress is a khaky lace maxi dress. The floating printed back detail and a unique belt makes it the perfect party dress for special occasions. It comes with a lace catsuit under the dress. Its unique and colourful print was designed from the artwork of the Hungarian-Ukrainian painter: Bazil Duliskovich. Hand wash Do not iron Do not tumble dry Made in Hungary

Seems dress is a khaky lace maxi dress. The floating printed back detail and a unique belt makes it the perfect party dress for special occasions. It comes with a lace catsuit under the dress. Its unique and colourful print was designed from the artwork of the Hungarian-Ukrainian painter: Bazil Duliskovich. Hand wash Do not iron Do not tumble dry Made in Hungary

Seems dress is a khaky lace maxi dress. The floating printed back detail and a unique belt makes it the perfect party dress for special occasions. It comes with a lace catsuit under the dress. Its unique and colourful print was designed from the artwork of the Hungarian-Ukrainian painter: Bazil Duliskovich. Hand wash Do not iron Do not tumble dry Made in Hungary

Gel Couture Nail Color 13,5mL 523 Not What It Seems

The first new album in nearly two decades from one of the most iconic British goth bands, Rosetta Stone! Founding member Porl King wrote and produced the entire album, with mixing duties by Jrgen Engler of Die Krupps! Features the band's trademark melodic guitar lines and heavy atmsopheric vibe! Available on both CD and vinyl!

A suspenseful, hilarious account--from both sides--of the Buchwalds' courtship and marriage begins with their first meeting in Paris and chronicles their life in the City of Lights in the 1940s and '50s

Twelve-year-old Becker Drane has definitely got the coolest job of any seventh grader in Highland Park, New Jersey. He works as a Fixer for The Seems. From the Department ofWeather to the Department of Sleep, The Seems is a secret organization that makes sure our world keeps running-and more importantly, sticks to The Plan that's been made for it. When a Glitch is reported in the Department of Sleep, Becker is dispatched to Fix it, but he's not so sure this is a routine mission. Could the Bed Bugs, who are behind our Worst Nightmares, be responsible for the problem?Or maybe it's The Tide, an underground organization bent on destroying The Seems? No matter what, Becker's in for quite an adventure, and it'll take all his training, a little luck, and the coolest Tools™ known in (or out of) The Seems to Fix the problem. Also available in audio from Scholastic Audio

In this essay smuggled out of Russia a renowned Soviet mathematician speaks out against the policies of the Steklov In­stitute in Moscow, which controls much of mathematical life in the Soviet Union. They control VAK, the certification commission that has the final say in ap­proving doctoral dissertations, and as Dr. Freiman documents, seem to be pursuing a policy that will make all of Russian higher mathematics Judenfrei.  The numbers m and n have the same prime factors. The numbers m-1 and n-1 possess the same property. Are the mul­tiples of this pair of numbers m and n finite or infinite? Explain.” This was the special question asked Sasha Navodvor­sky during his oral entrance examination for the Mathematical and Mechanical School at Moscow University. He, who had received a perfect score on his writ­ten examinations, did so poorly on his oral exam that he was denied entrance. (His brother had recently left for Israel.) Freiman’s essay against the corruption of the minds and souls of men was prompted by his own student (identified only as B. in the essay) falling victim to this depraved system. Kafkaesque and Orwellian, the selection process Freiman describes is made possible by a blend of pathological anti-Semitism on the part of key individuals in the Institute and the unique Soviet system of rewards and punishments. The insidious process has proven effective to a remarkable degree. The Soviet Academy of Sciences contains only a single Jewish mathematician and the Steklovka is now Judenfrei.

How Strange It Seems Brent Cash - LP 4047179552516

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Explains the phases of the moon--the changes that seem to happen to it as it goes around Earth.

Book is in Used-VeryGood condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain very limited notes and highlighting. 1.76

Book is in NEW condition. 1.76

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Explains the phases of the moon--the changes that seem to happen to it as it goes around Earth.

A follow-up to The CollegeHumor Guide to College shares irreverent advice for young adults on how to navigate the peaks and valleys of today's sexual, financial, and social arenas, from bluffing one's way through an on-the-job conversation to engaging in buzzwords to impress cultural circles.

The last shuttles to the space colonies are long gone. Wars, famine and plagues rage across the dying Earth. Fleeing the deadly sun, humans migrate farther and farther north. Follow the stories of five very different survivors as they cling to what is left of life in a future North. Margret Helgadottir’s kinetic prose immerses the reader in a future woven from the threads of Nordic history, studded with jewels pillaged from our mythic past.’ – Damien Walter, Columnist for The Guardian Finely observed, beautifully written; Margret Helgadottir’s stories have the chill brightness of new myth. She is a writer to watch. - Adam Roberts

Lady Elaine tries to persuade everybody in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe that only she has the power of getting rid of a scary dinosaur.

Ricky Adam’s first book, Destroying Everything, documents over 20 years of some of the most influential and poignant counter-culture photographs ever taken. By bringing together aspects of BMX , Punk and underground youth culture, the collection powerfully captures the freedom of those that do things their own thing their own way and live life from the heart. Lodown Magazine called the book “a testament to Ricky Adam’s ability to capture the optimism, energy and enthusiasm of a generation that prefers to live a counter lifestyle.”Adam’s work is so influential that it has been featured in many international publications and record labels including DIG BMX magazine, Juxtapoz, Obey, Maximum Rock N’Roll, Upper Playground, Hamburger Eyes, Dischord Records, Burning Heart Records, The Independent and more. After the first edition sold out in less than a month, Drago is proud to publish the second edition of his book which includes an additional 12 pages.