Christmas Craft Books now up on Bonanza

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 I just spent a few hours listing a bunch of craft magazines at my Bonanza Store.  But with the holidays approaching, I also added a doze or so Christmas craft books for sale.  Here are a few of the Christmas craft books I have listed on my store.  You can see the complete collection at my Bonanza Store.  I still have lots more to post, so keep checking back!

	The Spirit of Christmas, Creative Holiday Ideas Book 2, 1988 Recollections of Christmas past are brought on naturally in a home transformed by the holidays.  This book contains a collection of handmade decorations, ornaments, wreaths, cross stitch, quilting and holiday recipes for your home.
	The Spirit of Christmas, Leisure Arts Creative Holiday Ideas, Book 7 This beautiful coffee table book contains 160 pages of holiday crafts, keepsakes and recipes.
	Better Homes and Gardens Christmas at Home, 1992 This beautiful coffee table book contains 160 pages of dozens of crafts, gifts to make, recipes and great fun-filled projects for children.
	The Reader's Digest Book of Christmas 1973 book on the history of Christmas This book contains a history of Christmas in four parts:  The Birth of Christ, The History of Christmas, The Literature of Christmas, Christmas Around the World.  Dozens of stories, pictures, anecdotes and poems to give you hours of fascinating reading on the history of Christmas.
	The Spirit of Christmas Leisure Arts Creative Holiday Ideas, Book 4 Here's another Spirit of Christmas book containing dozens of crafts, including wreaths, table tops, angels, stockings and lots of recipes and treats!
	Christmas Decorations from Williamsburg's Folk Art Collection This book includes 90 decorations, handcrafted from natural materials, that are inexpensive and fun to make.
	Better Homes and Gardens Christmas Joys to Craft and Stitch This "Craft a Merry Christmas" book uses a variety of craft techniques including crochet, patchwork, cross stitch and embroidery.
	Vanessa-Ann's 101 Christmas Ornaments Holiday Cross Stitch 1992 Beautiful holiday cross stitch patterns to make 101 different Christmas ornaments to decorate your hom or share with lvoed ones.  Evoke the peace and wonder of that first Christmas with beautiful figures from the Nativity.  Santa himself will chuckle when he sees playful ornament decorations that look like marching toy soldiers.  Recall the true spirit of Christmas with ornaments reflecting the values of a traditional country Christmas.  Or share the romance of the season by crafting old-fashioned ornaments with a Victorian flare.
	Christmas Keepsakes, Leisure Arts Publication 1990 Victorian Cross Stitch The Victorian era left a legacy of beautiful artwork that is still bringing pleasure today.  This book contains examples of Christmas and holiday lithographs, cards and ornamental paper popular from the Victorian era and combines then in contemporary cross stitch designs.
	Timeless Ornaments, Christmas Cross Stitch, Leisure Arts Publication, 1995 This book has 96 pages of craft designs including Christmas Perennials, Quilts of the Bible, Good Cheer Elves, Young at Heart, Schoolgirl Embroideries, Paper Doll Teddy, Ornament and Santa Samplings, Victorian Angels, Frosty Friends, Radiant Nativity, Merry Mini Stockings.

More great books and vintage magazines at my Bonanza Store

First Bonanzle Sale!!

I've been Bonanzling for about a month now and just made my first sale (a Trigonometry book). The sale was to a new user who just joined Bonanzle, so no doubt the person was looking for this particular book and the Google key words brought the buyer to my booth. That's a great feature that Bonanzle has -- you can automatically "search optimize" with google attributes using Bonanzle's batch edit and the item gets in a google search engine. I find using the ISBN very effective.

Also, apparantely Bonanzle is really growing. This website shows the statistics and traffic of the top e-commerce websites (obviously eBay's #1). But Bonanzle is already at #4, quickly surpassing more than 15 other sites. EBay has more than 26 million listings and the second most popular site, eBid, has only 2.4 million (Bonanzle has 1.6 million). Obviously these other venues have a long way to go before they really give eBay a run for their money. In the meantime, I'll just keep tooting Bonanzle's horn every chance I get. It's such a fun place to be on!