Carson Dellosa CD-120139 Buggy For Bugs Cut Outs

by Carson Dellosa

Overview

Your students will go "buggy" for learning with these adorable, assorted "Buggy" for Bugs shaped classroom accents! These assorted shaped cut-out are fun additions to any classroom setting and can be used for more than decoration. Great for sorting activities, calendar activities, game pieces, name tags, reward cards, and much more. These are perfect to brighten up cubbies, walls, and bulletin boards too. This 36-piece pack includes an assortment of bold colors and designs measuring about 5.75” x 5” and printed on card stock. Look for coordinating products in this character theme and a full assortment of coordinating color-palette designs to create an exciting all-around-the-room classroom theme!

Product Details

UPC:	9781483802794
Manufacturer:	Carson Dellosa
Publication date:	11/01/2015
Age Range:	4 - 14 Years

Editorial Reviews

We are all excited that the book is spiral bound.

Marly Bird

It’s so good! There’s nothing out there like this. It’s right up there with Barbara Walker.

BookTrib

A super-useful book, well thought out and beautifully executed.

Knitty

06/15/2014
Stitch dictionaries are the bread and butter of the knitter's library, demonstrating the wide variety of patterns that can come from a few simple stitches. Bernard (Custom Knits Accessories) puts an uncommon spin on the genre with this collection of more than 150 stitch patterns, which include written directions for knitting each pattern flat as well as in the round—the technique used for tubular projects such as socks (the swatches in the photos are knitted flat, however). As with any solid stitch dictionary, the swatches show multiple repeats of the pattern, and the color photos are clear and large enough to display detail. Charts are present as needed. Examples incorporating the stitch patterns in the book are sprinkled throughout, for a variety of small accessories such as hats, socks, scarves, and mittens, as well as some larger garments such as sweaters and vests. VERDICT The four volumes of Barbara G. Walker's Treasury of Knitting Patterns remain the gold standard of stitch dictionaries, but Bernard's collection, with its attractive color photographs, could be the heir apparent.

Library Journal