Felicity's Craft Book by Geri Strigenz Bourget, Jodi Evert, Rebecca Sample Bernstein (1994, Paperback)

Felicity's Craft Book is excellent. The Cranston Historical Society does a colonial history program at our 1750's house for the 3rd graders and we are going to use some of the crafts from this book. It is well written and the directions are simple for the children to follow. Most of the materials needed for creating the crafts would be available in the household already so they not would be expensive to make. I am thinking of purchasing Feclicity's Cook Book even though the 3rd graders do not cook at the homestead they do learn about it. Great book for kids.

Great activities of the era represented by the doll, Felicity. I bought because my 8 year old granddaughter is getting Felicity for Christmas and she enjoys crafts, so will love this, I'm sure. Would have loved cookbook as well, but not included in this purchase.

I liked the product and I hope my granddaughter will as well. The crafts are described nicely and brings you back in time, so it's doing what I expected it to do. Pleased with the purchase.

Wonderful for creative young girls and gives a nice glimpse of the past. I decided to buy it because i thought my daughter would love to do some of the crafts from older times.

This is an excellent book that I will be using as a supplement for homeschooling history. Lots of nice craft projects just like colonial girls and women did.