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Sew Trendy For Teens

July 14, 2007 by Shellie Wilson

 

Sew Trendy is brought to you by the home sewing Association and is a great starting point for your sewing teen.

The Sew Trendy program involves select high schools and their communities in a year long sewing and design … Read More...

Reuse, Retool, Rethink – Recraft!

July 13, 2007 by Laura Nixon

[tag]Jewelry[/tag] designer [tag]Liana Kabe[/tag]l has a new use for plastic knitting needles – and many other plastics. She turns them into jewelry. I’m not kidding – she uses [tag]Tupperware[/tag], knitting needles, wire, sterling silver, ceramics – just about anything and … Read More...

Gothic Candles for Friday the 13th

July 13, 2007 by SandraW

Bluemoon Candles pride themselves on offering the blackest black candles. I must admit I don’t like mine just thinly coated black on the outside either.

Of course they offer other colors and fragrances. One of their suggested scents to go … Read More...

iPod Shuffle Layout

July 13, 2007 by Meredith

iPod - Photo by mferak at stockxchange.com

Does your iPod occupy as much of your time as mine does? My iPod contents have a lot to say about me, some stuff that maybe I wouldn’t want everyone to know… (hey, I can’t help it, you can’t tell … Read More...

Baby Pip Teddy Bear Pattern

July 13, 2007 by Shellie Wilson

Learn how to make this cute teddy bear using the free teddy bear pattern at craftbits.com

Pip the teddy bear was designed by Pauline McArthur of
www.funkyfriendsfactory.com

Candles for Light and Heat in Malawi

July 12, 2007 by SandraW

While researching the story of William Kamkwamba and his windmill, I learned from Tom Rielly of TED that many homes in Malawi use paraffin as their main source of light and heat. We use candles here for more luxurious … Read More...

Crochet Jackets for the “Real” You

July 12, 2007 by jd wolfe

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Here’s the blurb on Maggie’s Crochet site for a new crochet leaflet:

Jackets for the Real You
These crochet jackets from et you change your wardrobe whenever you change your mood. Is it a day for quick decisions and getting
… Read More...

Journaling Tips

July 12, 2007 by Meredith

One of the most personal touches you can add to your scrapbooking pages is journaling in your own handwriting (no matter how horrible you think it may be). Creative Memories offers some tips to get you started journaling.

Journaling Tips… Read More...

Impressive Sewing Rooms Or Just OTT

July 11, 2007 by Shellie Wilson

Call it jealousy but after looking at these Sewing rooms from Behind the Seams all I could think of was how Over the top (OTT) these rooms were. Firstly my craft room never ever looks that neat and I am … Read More...

Silicone Food Candle Molds

July 11, 2007 by SandraW

Soap and Candle Molds.com have a wide variety of molds to choose from. The nice thing about these silicone molds is that they usually pop out fairly easily.pizza mold One of the stranger ones that is new to me anyway is … Read More...

Hurt Book Sale

July 11, 2007 by Laura Nixon

From the [tag]Interweave[/tag] site and the [tag]Knitting Daily Newsletter[/tag]

Interweave Press is now holding its annual online [tag]HURT BOOK SALE[/tag]! Receive discounts of 50 to 80% off the retail price for slightly damaged books (books may have scratches on … Read More...

Jenni’s Felted Friends

July 11, 2007 by Linda Lanese

Check out Jenni’s shop, she has many adorable friends waiting for you to give them a home!

http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5057136

Jenni’s philosophy:

I guess I’m what you’d call a “self-taught” artist. While I do have a great appreciation and respect for taking … Read More...

Getting Started: Making Your First Page

July 11, 2007 by Meredith

Sometimes the hardest part of scrapbooking is getting the first page of a project done. Learn2Scrapbook.com offers a step by step guide to getting your first page done.

Making Your First Page @ Learn2Scrapbook.com

Button Necklace

July 10, 2007 by Shellie Wilson

This button necklace is a great design piece that will definitely create some conversation.

You will need a serger with a cording foot to be able to complete this project.

Lemonade for Hot Days

July 10, 2007 by Laura Nixon

[tag]Auntie Amanda Knits[/tag] created a very cute short-sleeved cardigan using [tag]Filatura di Crosa[/tag] [tag]Elena[/tag], a 100% mercerized Mako Egyptian Cotton yarn distributed by [tag]Tahki Stacy Charles[/tag]. The yarn is discontinued, but in doing a search at [tag]google[/tag]… Read More...

Iron Chef for Crafters

July 10, 2007 by Alissa

scrap_logo_color2.JPGIf you live in the Portland (Oregon) area, don’t miss the 5th annual Iron Artist Sculpt-Off — if not to participate then at least to observe recycled art in action. Here’s the lowdown:

The 5th Annual IRON ARTIST Sculpt-Off

Saturday, … Read More...

Make a Wallet

July 10, 2007 by Shellie Wilson

Debbie Colgrove has a free pattern for making your own wallet. Buy picking up some funky retro prints your bound to have a purse everyone will love. Try this supercool wallet pattern out at Craftbits.com too or if choosing … Read More...

Star Wars Sock Doll

July 9, 2007 by Shellie Wilson

I am not into star wars but I am reassured that this hammer head sock doll pattern is “Super Duper Cool” and it’s super duper free too.
If your like me and not really into the whole sci-fi thing then … Read More...

THE PROPER CARE AND FEEDING OF THE CROCHET-BASED ECONOMY

July 9, 2007 by jd wolfe

What, you may ask, is a ‘crochet-based’ economy? The pillars of this economic system are: PAS, YAS, HAS, and Rubbermaid.

PAS = pattern acquisition syndrome

YAS = yarn acquisition sydrome – includes thread

HAS = hook acquisition syndrome

Are these … Read More...

Making Gel Candles

July 9, 2007 by SandraW

gel candlesI found detailed guides to creating gel candles at Gel Candle Making.com

They share some useful tips and busted some myths, exaggerations and horror stories. One email in particular has been circulating and has now been deemed as an urban … Read More...

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