I just came across a selling venue that I’d heard of before but never really looked into.
It appears to be Etsy-like in that it features handcrafted, artists works in an Indie-like presentation. Look at this great pendant… Read More...
The largest independent craft review site since 2007
I just came across a selling venue that I’d heard of before but never really looked into.
It appears to be Etsy-like in that it features handcrafted, artists works in an Indie-like presentation. Look at this great pendant… Read More...
This sweet plastic-canvas trinket box may be the perfect wrapping for that special holiday gift. Get the pattern from FreePatterns.com.
Looking for more Plastic Canvas patterns? Check these out on Etsy.
Need plastic canvas supplies, we highly recommend Annie’s Craft … Read More...
Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...
Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...
Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...
Pimp Stitch is featuring a guest artist in November, and it’s none other than Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching! Run over to Pimp Stitch and read all about Jenny. And while you’re there, be sure to pick up the … Read More...
by Terrye
Gorgeous pullovers, cardigans, tanks…
Beautiful stuff, people. Seriously! All in one place. This particular sweater to the left is from Dale of Norway.
Alice Starmore designs, Vogue, Elsebeth Lavold and others.
http://batilou.canalblog.com/albums/realisation_tricot/index.html
I have started to desperately look for this … Read More...
Looking for some unique presents for your friends this holiday season? Why not whip up some decoupaged bangles for them? You can bust through some of your paper stash while giving your friends unique gifts. (source)
Don’t forget about the book giveaway!!!!
To enter you need to do two things: First, leave a comment on THIS post telling us about your favorite sparkly jewelry you’ve made, then go to the Craft Gossip Flickr Group and … Read More...
Learn what it takes to cast glass from American Art Clay Company with this great tutorial.
by jd wolfe
by Linda Lanese
I discovered this fabulous felting designer on Indie Fixx (where there is a complete interview with Lola) This is an awesome site where you can find hundreds of Indie designers working in all styles of arts and crafts from around … Read More...
Make this adorable felt mini stocking to give to a friend or hang on your Christmas tree. Amy Cluck of Pimp Stitch shows us how. See the tute.
Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? Check these out on Etsy… Read More...
by Terrye
Alt Fiber, by Shannon Okey takes knitting with cotton and bamboo clear into another universe to experiment with the likes of corn, soy, hemp, even seaweed, and many more unusual fibers.
The different qualities of each of these fibers is … Read More...
Kayte Terry of CraftStylish shows us how to make these sweetly simple napkins rings that would be just perfect for a Thanksgiving table setting. See the tutorial.
Many thanks to One Pretty Thing for pointing to this project.
Looking … Read More...
Can you guess what this picture is?
It’s a kiln in production mode in Meagan Chaney’s studio. Read her blog post about production of hundreds of fused glass pendants and learn some cool equipment set-up tips for your own studio.
See how Leah Pellegrini makes a glass mobile in this youtube video:
[youtube XNigY9ahLvM]
Hi Everyone:
Scrapbookers by nature are conservationist. We don’t even throw any piece of paper out, we always think of ways to repurpose, reuse items..
I’ve been a conservationist, ever since I can remember grwoing up, my parents were always … Read More...