"a quirky and imaginative DIY guide, broken down into different chapters, based on the materials you will need -glass, leather, metal... Even though I'm more of a "Do It Somebody Else" kind of girl, I did enjoy this fun little read and I think you will too." - The Zhush
"Since spring is college graduation season with wedding season is just around the corner, Made By Yourself is a great gift to start your favorite millennial on the path to a beautiful home." - Decor Girl Blog
"German stylist, designer, photographer, and debut author Fehrentz shares his do-it--yourself designs in this book. The 48 projects are grouped into chapters by the materials used, including glass, ceramics, wood, leather, paper, fabric, metal, stone, and plastic, and portray a more modern style than typically found in craft books, which tend to show a more country-cottage look. Also included are decorative accessories, such as leather flowers, and furniture such as a patchwork-upholstered chair. Each project is rated by skill level and cost and lists the time required, a helpful detail to consider. Although there are step-by-step instructions, inexperienced crafters might find them lacking, especially for the more challenging plans. -VERDICT Skilled -do--it-yourselfers will find plenty of exciting design ideas here, many of which Fehrentz has used to decorate his own apartment." - Library Journal
"Internationally renowned German Stylist Peter Fehrentz has written the perfect guide to an affordable, satisfying and chic little DIY project book: Made by Yourself 5 stars" - Examiner.com
"The projects range from furniture to accessories and each sparks a huge rush of inspiration. Most of the projects are super easy and the worst DIY challenged person can do them. A few are a bit more complicated, but with some patience, and a little effort are easily completed ? I love that Peter has captured so many wonderful projects and makes them look so easy. I have been inspired to try a few of these as well as put my own twist on a few of the projects." - Cultured Civility