Win a copy of The Power of the Pencil
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Win a copy of The Power of the Pencil

I find that being creative is the perfect way for me to relax. I love all sorts of crafts from colouring books to papercutting, hand sewing to baking. Anything goes but it’s always nice to try new things and challenge myself. Creativity means different things to different people but it can be as simple as picking up a pencil. In case you don’t think you are creative or are in need of a little help then I have a lovely giveaway for you today.

The Power of the Pencil: Draw, Sketch, Doodle & Play with a Pencil by Guy Field.

Lovingly put together by quirky illustrator Guy Field, this playful and practical book starts with the basics, discussing which pencils you need in your personal drawing toolkit, then goes on to give tips and methods for drawing everything from a self-portrait to your evening meal. It revisits the work of famous pencil-wielders like Leonardo da Vinci, and uncovers the secrets of more advanced techniques such as using tracing paper and drawing the perfect freehand circle.

Packed with pencil tips, tricks and a huge sense of fun, The Power of the Pencil is the perfect way to bring the joy of drawing into your life.

Win a copy of The Power of the Pencil

To enter my giveaway you must answer the question via the Rafflecopter widget below and leave a comment on this post. There are some other bonus options too. The giveaway ends on 6th June and the winners name will appear on this post.
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43 Comments on “Win a copy of The Power of the Pencil

  1. I do allsorts of crafts, inc. sewing, cross stitch, tapestry, felting, drawing and colouring!

  2. Not that creative I suppose, but I find intricate colouring books help me concentrate and take my mind off any problems

  3. I like colouring in, cross-stitch, card making etc.

    Wishing you Fruits of the Spirit :- Kindness, Joy, Peace, etc.

  4. I love to get creative with my children in whichever way they want – but it’s usually messy!

  5. I’m trying to be creative in my wedding planning by doing some of the bits myself to make it personal and unique

  6. I like making my own cards for birthdays and special occasions – the kids get involved too

  7. I love colouring, sketching, I make my own cards, I love scrap-booking and I have recently started to learn to knit.

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