This is a lovely book. Deals with stuff to wear. Ten techniques are explained (trimming, beading, colour manipulation) and then three projects for each technique are given, each progressively more advanced. I'd wear everything in this book. Cool ideas, stylish and hip without being unwearable even if you're quite conservative. No jeans turned into skirts here.

Another very pretty book with lovely photography. This one is a mix of revamping stuff whether its clothes or homeware, and patching and fixing and thus extending the life of things you love. Fits the crafty philosphy to a tee, and results in stuff that looks good not junky.

This is my best tshirt recycling book. Some incredible ideas here. The type you want to buy new tshirts for, they're so gorgeous. A few are a little too bare and clubby for me, but they're still fab. Mostly dressy stuff.

This is a great book. Unlike their tshirt book (which was cute but mostly a bit too bare for me) the FOs are photographed and not just sketched. Very original ideas for things to wear and accessories, as well as original bags and other stuff for the home.

Excellent instructions for a range of bags inspired by the styles of the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s. Range from cute to dressy, but always well finished and wearable. Inspirational.

This is another really nice one. Things I wouldn't hesitate to wear or give as gifts. And of course gorgeous photography.

This is simple - at first I thought too simple for me - but is very fresh and happy. Useful items for the home and so on, in lovely Scandinavian fabrics.