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Jack Storms – Cold Working Glass Sculptor

May 11, 2012 by Cathi Milligan

Some friends on Facebook were sharing an image of glass that caught my eye. I’m always looking for something or someone interesting to write about. Here’s Jack Storms. This guys work is extra special. He’s a cold worker. He’s not heating up the glass like most of us do, he’s grinding and polishing and laminating to make his fantastic creations. Check out his web site so you can really see what I’m talking about.

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DIY Valentine Shabby Chic Bookmarks: A Creative and Heartfelt Gift Idea

If you love crafting and are looking for a fun and heartfelt project to celebrate Valentine’s Day, look no further than this DIY Valentine Shabby Chic Bookmarks tutorial from The Little Treasures. These bookmarks are the perfect combination of charm and functionality, making them a lovely handmade gift or personal keepsake.

In this easy-to-follow tutorial, you’ll learn how to create beautiful shabby chic bookmarks using fabric, lace, and other materials that give them a vintage-inspired, romantic feel. Whether you’re making them for your loved ones or adding a personal touch to your own reading materials, these bookmarks are sure to bring a smile to anyone who receives them.

One of the best things about this project is its versatility. You can customize the bookmarks with different fabrics, colors, and embellishments to make them as unique as the person you’re gifting them to. Plus, they’re a great way to repurpose fabric scraps, so it’s an eco-friendly craft as well.

The shabby chic style of these bookmarks makes them a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves reading, or a lovely way to add some flair to your own books. They also make fantastic additions to a Valentine’s Day card or a gift set for a friend or family member.

This DIY project is simple, affordable, and a fun way to spread some love on Valentine’s Day. Click here to view the full tutorial and start creating these sweet bookmarks for yourself or someone special!

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