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Crafts of the world

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144
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~2h 24min
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Ann Stalcup

The 2026 Series Mania is a television festival that took place from 19 to 27 March 2026 in Lille, France. The festival opened with the American dystopian drama series The Testaments and closed with the Canadian comedy-drama series The Glass House. The most prestigious award of the festival, Grand Prix was presented to Polish drama series Proud, created by Karol Klementowicz.

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Describes some specific origami figures and their significance in Japanese culture. Includes directions for creating an origami ornament.

How the series evolves

beginning
Japanese Origami
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finale
Ndebele beadwork
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overall
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Books in this Series

Japanese Origami

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Describes some specific origami figures and their significance in Japanese culture. Includes directions for creating an origami ornament.

The art of Native American turquoise jewelry

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Discusses what turquoise is, where it's found, the types of jewelry made from it, and why the jewelry is important to Native American cultures. Includes a craft project.

Ukrainian egg decoration

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Describes pysanky, the traditional folk craft of decorating Easter eggs as carried on by women in Ukraine, a country on the northern edge of the Black Sea.

Mayan weaving

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Briefly describes how the Maya wove their cloth, how they dyed the fabric, and how they created the clothing they wore.

American quilt making

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Traces the history of quilting and describes the various kinds of quilts made in the United States. Includes a suggestion for a quiltmaking project.

Ndebele beadwork

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Focuses on the importance of beadwork in the lives of Africa's Ndebele people. Includes instructions for making a Ndebele doll.