Bluebird The Joy Journal For Grown-ups: 50 homemade craft ideas to inspire creativity and connection

(Hardcover:) Beautifully written with many great, easy to do crafting activities! The many black and white illustrations by Lucy Scholes are simple yet helpful.

Initially I was disappointed that the book is quite small and has no colour pictures. Colour and A4 size would have made it perfect. However, there are masses of beautiful and interesting projects inside and it is intelligently and most engagingly laid out. I haven’t used it yet but I definitely will and I do recommend it as a good buy.

The book is great for accessible craft projects to give yourself a break from normal life. It isn’t a guide to particularly complex projects so if that is what you are looking for then I’d recommend a more specialist book but it is absolutely a way to find time away from everyday life.

I bought this as a gift so I am unable to comment on how good it is for craft making. It does look a lovely book but I was slightly disappointed with the lack of illustrations etc when I had a quick flick through. I probably won't purchase another but it is a nice quality book

I really enjoyed the joy jornal (children’s activities) and got stuck straight in. I haven’t done anything from this book yet, I don’t seem to have the right things at home or it’s things I’ve done before. I’mNot sure if I enjoyed the first book more as it was lockdown but I was a little disappointed with this book.