Best Selling Books by Jenny Williams

QUILT AS YOU GOThe Ultimate Step by step guide to master Quilting techniques with Amazing projects and patternsDo you desire be a master in the art of quilting? Do you have the passion and determination to make very beautiful quilt designs? And you don''t have the luxury of time to go through very bulky textbooks or that you have limited space for sewing. This book is the exact package you need. I will be unveiling to you the basic guidelines and instructions you must know in order to be able to make awesome quilt as you go projects. It doesn''t matter if you are an amateur or a pro. You will be tapping into years of quilting experience that is broken down to easy steps that you can follow through will change your quilting experience for the better.The quilt as you go technique is known to simplify quilting, most especially for beginners. This is a simple way to join quilted pieces using a machine.Using this method, you will be able to quilt your projects piece by piece rather than handling bulky quilts. The very first thing you should know about the Quilt as you go technique is that it is perfect for machine appliquéd projects. If you''ve ever tried machine quilting over a fused appliqué design you will understand why this method works better. The fusible web product creates too much bulk for machine quilting on a domestic machine and you end up with a ton of skipped stitches and the occasional broken needle. Basically, "the quilt as you go" technique means you create BLOCKS and you quilt them individually, and then you join the QUILTED blocks into a large quilt, with sashing. While you can make the blocks in any technique you want, for this tutorial I used the easiest technique: I just quilted a design in the center of the blocks.You should also be aware that this technique produces a double-sided qui

Draw it, sketch it, shade it, colour it! Ever conjured up a picture in your head, but not been able to put pen to paper and create the same image? You don�t have to be a great artist to be great at art with I Can Draw: Animals. Start with simple outlines and create your own amazing drawings. Learn to draw all kinds of creatures - from your favourite pet to a lion in the wild - with the easy step-by-step guide that encourages and reassures at each stage. Get sketching! Perfect for National Curriculum Key Stage 2 Arts and Crafts.

This paper studies the impact of legal medical marijuana markets on the decision to quit marijuana use, distinguishing between de jure legalization, in which dispensaries are legally protected, and de facto legalization, where dispensaries operate in the absence of laws protecting them. Geographic and temporal variation in the presence of de facto and de jure legalized markets serve to identify their impact on quitting. Although we find little robust evidence that quitting by females is impacted by either the presence or protection of retail medical marijuana dispensaries, our results reveal significant, and ethnically differentiated responses by males. Minority males are found to delay quitting in response to legal protection of dispensaries, while white males delay quitting in response to operating dispensaries. This behavior is consistent with racial and ethnic differences in the risks of arrest for simple marijuana offences, particularly for black males.

We study the impact of early cannabis use on the school to work transition of young men. Our empirical approach accounts for common unobserved confounders that jointly affect selection into cannabis use and the transition from school to work using a multivariate mixed proportional hazard framework in which unobserved heterogeneities are drawn from a discrete mixing distribution. Extended models account for school leavers'' option of returning to school rather than starting work as a competing risk. We find that early cannabis use leads young men to accept job offers more quickly and at a lower wage rate compared to otherwise similar males who did not use cannabis. These effects are present only for those who use cannabis for longer than a year before leaving school. Overall, our findings are consistent with a mechanism whereby early non-experimental cannabis use leads to greater impatience in initial labor market decision-making.

Tells of a disastrous week in the life of the three bears, filled with accidents, breakages and the antics of a particularly naughty baby bear.

This article investigates the impact of campus bans on alcohol use and the price of alcohol on college students` drinking intensity. The impact of a campus ban on drinking appears to depend on the ability of students to substitute off-campus access to alcohol for on-campus access. Where few off-campus alternatives exist, campus bans reduce the odds that a student becomes a heavy drinker but have no impact on the odds of transitioning from abstainer to drinker. Where off-campus alternatives are more plentiful, campus bans are less effective. Increasing the price of alcohol appears to be equally effective at reducing the likelihood of drinking and heavy drinking. (JEL).

A collection of finger rhymes including "Pat-a-cake" and "This little pig."

An illustrated collection of nursery rhymes including "Rock-a-bye Baby" and "Row your boat."