A collection of traditional Egyptian belly dance music. This album is good for any beginner or advanced belly dancers. It is also suitable for parties, DJ's, and clubs. It was nominated for the best Belly Dancing Music in 2000 by The International Academy of the Middle East Dance. Music by Dr. Samy Farag

Fifi Abdo's Middle Eastern Nights is a curious album that puts together several belly dancing songs. This hypnotic style of music is very engaging and sensual, and is played as such throughout. The only weird issue is that Abdo must be the big-name belly dancer attached to the project, because she isn't credited with doing anything more than that. But anyone looking for this sort of music for any reason, this is a good collection that has a clear production and doesn't resort to bad keyboards the way that many similar collections do

An eclectic mix of heartfelt gospel, earthy blues and hook-laden pop, Rebecca Cole's Drink the Rain heralds the arrival of a distinctive new musical voice. Music straight from the heart and at once introspective and exuberant plus great guitar work and backing vocals from special guest artist and local legend Carolyn Wonderland.

Bellydance Superstars Vol. 7 continues in the series where the Bellydance Superstars have always taken great pride in choosing the best of the best music available from around the world. This compilation is sure to make you shimmy your hips off!

Bassil Moubayyed is a master violinist and conductor form Beirut, Lebanon. His third recordin, Bellydance treasures presents tradditional bellydance music from dance melodies, instrumental solos and traditional classics mak this recording essential for the dancer or listener

If you have never seen silk ribbon embroidery before you are in for a surprise. Paint, stencil and add backgrounds - learn to embroider with silk.

Over a hundred photographs demonstrate the techniques and clearly illustrate how to make roses, hollyhocks, geraniums, Canterbury bells, fuschias, lilies, irises, poppies, primulas, Chinese lanterns, and much more. Backgrounds can be painted to add perspective and interest to garden scenes, and to enhance still life arrangements. You can also learn how to colour ribbons and to create stems, branches, tree trunks, grasses and containers. From tiny buds and leaves to stunning bouquets of flowers and landscapes, this practical, easy-to-follow guide is packed with inspirational ideas and practical information.

Original: Emma King. 25 Bags to Knit

Original: A-Z of ribbon embroidery

Original: Silk ribbon. Gina Cristanini Di Fidio, Wilma Strabello Bellini