Hypertufa

101

Hypertufa

501

Hypertufa

201

Hypertufa

601

Hypertufa

301

Hypertufa

701

Hypertufa

401

Hypertufa 101-The Basics You can view it here and print it too. Sections on safety, recipes, molds, supplies and equipment, and step-by-step basic instructions on how to make hypertufa. Click here to view the online edition.

Hypertufa 201-The Early Projects You can view it here and print it too. Sections with step-by-step instructions for making six projects suitable for beginners: Planters Birdbaths Toad House Herb Garden Click here to view the online edition. March 28, 2005 The lake is still frozen and snow covers my gardens, but the chives in this little herb garden are green and growing! This herb garden spends its winters on my deck. How exciting it was to see some growing green this afternoon! With all my heart I encourage you to make one of these this summer. In just a few days I'll have chives to add to my salads! Look very, very closely and you will see some green. Did I take a little taste this afternoon? You bet! August 20, 2006 This little herb garden has been churning out the chives all summer long. What a reliable producer this is!

"All of your pamphlets are chock-full of information, beautifully illustrated, and alive with lots of exciting projects...something for everyone."  —Eva Novak

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How much are the eBooks?

Hypertufa eBooks are $3.99 each
Jewelry eBooks are $5.99 and $9.99 each

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"The great thing about Donna's brochures is that they take the reader from ground zero through advanced construction techniques in a logical sequence, each level building upon the previous one. Starting with simple projects and building upon those successes is the best way to learn any technique. For folks just starting out (or even folks interested in her advanced project information), that is the best way to learn the art of making hypertufa. Too many times, beginners will request instructions for projects that assume a certain level of expertise, and then do not end up with the successsful results they envisioned...very discouraging! Best of all, these brochures give one a printed, hard copy of information all in one package for future reference without having to compile information from dozens of sources and links online to form a harum-scarum compendium somewhere on their hard drive. All the information needed is together at one's fingertips."                      

  —Stella    http://www.stellasdreams.com