Through this new agreement, library patrons of participating public libraries will now be able to access hundreds of bestselling titles from
Candlewick authors through their smartphones, tablets and laptops.
The
candlewick stitch is sometimes an option within built-in decorative machine stitches as well.
Candlewick embroidery techniques were also rooted in several needlework traditions, including seventeenth-century knotted and couched linen embroideries, out of which evolved one variety of stitching typically used in
candlewicks, though in an expanded scale.
Candlewick Press has a knack for embellishing its books, and pulls out all the stops with this comprehensive offering.
Cut the
candlewick the height of your flowerpot, plus two extra inches.
Candlewick Press will also donate 15,000 books to each of the remaining JetBlue communities taking part in the promotion: Boston; Fort Lauderdale; Washington, D.C.; New York; Newark, NJ; Oakland/San Francisco; and Orlando.
Biographical sketches by Phil Schaap,
Candlewick Press, December 2005 $24.99, ISBN 0-763-62135-8 Ages 4 to 8
Candlewick Press, 2067 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02140; www.candlewick.com.
Since 1995, four copies of It's Perfectly Normal: A Book about Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex, and Sexual Health, (
Candlewick Press) have been in Montgomery County's libraries.
You have to stick a
candlewick in the bottom of the pot, where the water drains, and then water the plant by putting the pot in a saucer of water; the
candlewick draws the water to the roots of the plant."