Display Shelf | Try Something New

by Melissa DeWild
Jan 24, 2024 | Filed in Reviews+

The start of a fresh year is a great time to try something new. Create a shelf full of inspiration.

The start of a fresh year is a great time to try something new. Create a shelf full of inspiration, and find a list of 45 titles here.

How to Grow the Flowers by Camila Romain and Marianne Mogendorff, The Beginner’s Guide to Urban Sketching by Taria Dawson, National Geographic Bucket List Family Travel by Jessica Gee, Drawing Digital by Lisa Bardot, Start Painting Now by Emily Powell and Sarah Moore, Happy Plant by Puneet Sabharwal, There Is No Right Way to Meditate by Yumi Sakugawa, The Plant Love Kitchen by Marisa Moore, Whittling for Beginners by Emilie Rigby, Chess from Beginner to Winner by Kévin Bordi and Samy Robin, Start Here by Sohla El-Waylly, Vegan Vietnamese by Helen Le

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