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This adorable little chick comes with it’s own dance moves, or is it an exercise routine? Maybe it’s both. Make a whole flock of them and they can be whatever you want!

Click on over to the Myrtle and Eunice Blog HERE

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I’m always looking for tutorials to share with all of you and I like to thnk of Saturdays as Tutorial Saturday so here goes. Over at Jewelry Making Daily you can download an ebook with three lampwork tutorials. One form Laurie Copeland (love her!), one from Cindy Martin, one from Donna Johnson. Plenty of great information and some fun beads …

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(1) 24 designs from The world according to Agi
(2) Fleur ATC from les loisirs abbygaelle
(3) Smile from The world according to Agi
(4) Nounours en colère from un jour, une grille
(5) Moto from Le blog de Les broderies de vayou
(6) Redwork Peacock from Shawkl
(7) Orchidée from Le blog de Les broderies de vayou
(8) ALPHABET

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I have talked about Streuter before. They make a fantastic line of adhesives that really improve the quality of the lives of glass artists. I’m using the fusing adhesive this evening on some projects I’m about to cook up in the kiln. Their No Days heat activated mosaic adhesive has changed how I feel about doing mosaics. Used to think …

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polymer clay candle  holderThis polymer clay tutorial is a lily of the valley flower molded onto a votive candle holder. It’s very easy to follow and so beautiful!

I found this tutorial at Holiday Crafts and Creations.  Kelli runs this free site with her mom and I’m sure you’ll enjoy their other crafts if you visit.

There are fantastic DIY wedding ideas …

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Nette from nettevivante guest blogs over at Vivat Veritas with a free pattern to make her Eva tote bag.  This round-bottomed one-handled tote can look so different depending on fabric choice.  It’s sweet when made out of a vintage-y floral.  Or mod when made out of a fabric with bold graphics.  It’s easy to embellish with a bow or an …

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Jona from Jona G. Pattern Co. and Stop Staring and Start Sewing! shows how to make a simple addition of a fabric tab to a towel to make it easier to hang from a hook.  Hers are made from pretty fabric prints, but you could also use ribbon.  Get the tutorial.

[photo from Stop Staring and Start Sewing!]…

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Teresa from Crafting In My Closet shows how she turned a thrifted adult-sized sweater into a sweet dress for her toddler daughter.  She dug into her fabric stash to create a belt that coordinates.  She also made a little flower embellishment using some of the sweater scraps.  It took her just 30 minutes to make the dress, and an hour to …

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tile pendantsAdriana shares her video tutorial for making these tile pendants. Check out the video and take a look around her blog Adri’s Art. Adriana is a self-taught folk artist; she works mainly on wood and canvas. In the video, you can see how Adriana has adapted her folk paintings to small reproductions on paper to make her pendants.…

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These wrist warmers, already knitted up! Check them out, over at Etsy. HERE

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fabric beaded necklace from the Polka-dot-UmbrellaJennifer at the Polka-dot Umbrella shares a tutorial to make this fun and creative necklace. Using fabric scraps and salt dough, Jennifer shows you how to craft something lovely using very little materials. If you still need a special gift for Mom, Jennifer says, “this gift would be a great way to make any “Mother” feel special!”…

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Did I ever tell you that one of my ancestors (Simon de Montfort) helped found Parliament? Aside from our coat of arms, we have reaped no benefit from this fact, financial or otherwise. “Otherwise” meaning an invitation to the Royal Wedding. I waited and waited, but it never arrived in the mail. As such, I’m a bit of an Anglophile. …

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This made me chuckle. Find Spider Man spaghetti HERE at Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons.…

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Coloring your stamped images with different mediums will give you different results, chalks are soft and pastel, markers are bold and bright…Nichol Magouirk made the same card three times but used different mediums to color each one. She used Design Memory Craft markers, Copic markers and watercolor pencils, Click here to see her results.

-Heather…

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Becky from Clean Mama Blog and Clean Mama Printables guest blogs at The Idea Room with a tutorial showing how to make fabric pockets to hang on the fridge.  The pocket attaches to the fridge (or other metal surface) with the help of a magnet on the back, and you can use it to hold pens, scissors, notepads, keys, or any of …

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Narelle from Cook Clean Craft had a problem.  Her young son needed to transition out of the high chair and to “big boy” dining chairs, but her chairs had no back.  He needed a booster seat, but he also needed something to keep him from falling out of the back of the chair.

She put her sewing skills to use …

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Ashley from Make It and Love It solves the problem of the falling off flip-flop with interchangable straps to fit around the back of the foot.  Brilliant!  She shares a tutorial showing how it’s done.  Go there now.

[photo from Make It and Love It]…

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Becca from ThriftStitch shows how she reworked the neckline of a thrifted tee with scrappy flower embellishments.  The appliqued flowers are so pretty and give the plain shirt an updated style that you’d expect to find in the higher-priced stores.Get the tutorial.

[photo from ThriftStitch]…

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To celebrate their site redesign, Lark Crafts is having a monster sale – 50% off of their titles in the Lark Crafts bookstore.  If there are some books you’ve been thinking about getting, now’s your chance to grab them up at a discount.  Sale runs through May 23, 2011.  Go to their blog to get the details and the

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Stamps of Life has released 3 new clear stamps for this months, themes are vehicles, princess and dictionary definitions. Click here to see all the sets and check out the gallery here for lots of great ideas using these new sets.

-Heather…

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I think I very well may be the last person on Earth who has never played Angry Birds. And the last person on Earth without an iPhone. (Aside: Dear apple, If you’d like me to review and promote your product, please send me an iPhone.) So I can only imagine the Angry Birds-obsessed will appreciate this roundup of Angry Birds

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So apparently, Cupcake Vineyards–quick aside, I buy Cupcake wines. I buy Cupcake wines because they have a cupcake on the label, and when I shop for wine, I tour the store for pinot grigios and sauvignon blancs that are in the ten to fifteen dollar range with really awesome labels–is coming out with a Cupcake Vodka. While the Village

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I found this nifty little blog when I was looking for help with the pattern for the Queen Anne’s Lace Scarf.

I was very happy with the tutorial for this scarf, so I began to surf through the rest of the blog.  Lucky me!  I found not one, but TWO more scarf patterns to add to my WIM list.

First …

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Helping Japan Auction Results

As you may know, earlier this month we held an auction of goods and items donated by the editors of CraftGossip and our sponsors to help with the Salvation Army’s relief appeal for the victims of the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.

We had a fantastic response to this auction and thanks to the hard work of all the editors (and …

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I’m seeing rainbows everywhere. Maybe because I’m already planning my kid’s rainbow-themed 4th (if she’s still as into rainbows in August). Learn to make a rainbow slushy (easily) HERE at Ramblings from the Sunshine State.…

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