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Important Things About Quilting Patterns That You Should Know
By :
Alfred Berger
Quilting has played a part in the history of man. The craft was discovered way back in the 17th century and were made evident in different countries all over the world, mainly used in soldier’s armor and bed coverings and warm blankets to ward off the intense winter. In America, there gave a number of decades where quilting enjoyed unrivaled popularity in many households. As a matter of fact a lot people women would hand down their quilts from one generation to another or make some memory blocks to stitch lovingly all the wonderful milestones in their lives.
Making Polymer Clay Beads: A Fun New Craft Idea the Whole Family Can Enjoy
By :
Jamie Jefferson
Homemade polymer clay beads are getting a lot of attention in the crafting world. Here's what you need to know to get started.
Cross Stitch Bookmarks: A Great Alternative to Cards
By :
John Wigham
As cross stitchers, we love to create personalised cards for our nearest and dearest on birthdays, at Christmas or other special times. The chances are that these cards are much appreciated by the recipients, displayed prominently for a few days, and then perhaps placed in a drawer or a cupboard, where they will stay for many more months, rarely seen. Here's an idea...
Finding Those Scarce Retired Rubber Stamps For Scrapbooking, Crafting, And More
By :
Amy Wells
Are you having trouble finding just the right rubber stamp design? With a little persistence, if there is a rubber stamp set or design you are looking for, it will often have a second life, making it possible for you to find again.
Who Else Wants to Cross Stitch on Plastic Canvas?
By :
John Wigham
If you haven't tried cross stitching on plastic canvas, you should. With plastic canvas, you can create unique cross stitch projects that you can't create with fabric. For instance, because the plastic is firm, you can even create stunning three-dimensional projects...
Aperture Cards - Send Something A Little Different
By :
Vicki Churchill
Although every hand made card has its own style and unique qualities sometimes it is nice to try something new and a little different.
Creating Stained Glass Panels
By :
Earl Garber
Used in cathedrals to show glorious scenes of saints, and for animals and plants in other venues stained glass panels are beautiful works of art. Though complex looking, these stained glass windows are actually fairly simple, and with a little effort anyone can recreate the art.
Ordinary To Extraordinary - Ten Trash To Treasure Crafts That Will Sell
By :
Keith Londrie
When it comes to crafts, do you tend to gravitate toward the unique, the different, and the most eye-catching?
Sun, Sea, Sand, and ... Stitching!
By :
John Wigham
Going away on holiday can be a great opportunity to indulge yourself in your favourite pastime... cross stitching, of course! But which cross stitch projects should you consider taking?
Easy Steps To Make Gel Candle
By :
Dipak Patel
Making Gel Candles is a fun and easy craft which anyone can do it. Even though it is easy, the result is still beautiful and good thing about making them is inexpensive. This is the perfect craft to do on a rainy day or any other time of your choice.
Don't Let Your Books Fall Apart- Bind Them!
By :
Ben Franklin
For a first-time book binder, the possibilities are endless in terms of materials, styles and one can let your creative imagination run wild.
Easy Pumpkin Centerpiece
By :
Rachel Paxton
Easy pumpkin centerpiece to make for your fall table.
Quick and Easy Needlepoint
By :
Jerry Cahill
Have you ever considered needlepoint? It is fun and easier than you might imagine.
Fall Leaf Collage
By :
Rachel Paxton
Leaf collages are a fun fall craft idea for kids.
Knife Making DIY - Crafting Your Own Knife Handle
By :
Aaron Trubic
Knife handles are an important part of the knife making and knife using experience and can make or mar the use of the knife.
Candle Making Lessons
By :
Mike Eggert
Please note, this is NOT a guide on how to make candles, it is just a story about someone who did.
This is a story about My Wife. She loves candles. All candles, particularly smelly candles.
Making Handmade Candle Melts from Home
By :
Stephanie Davies
How to make easy candle tart melts in your own home using recycled old candles and your own stove.
Everything You Need To Know About Beeswax Candles - And More
By :
Peter Crump
Bees make the perfect candle making ingredients for us to make the most beautiful candles
Beading Is Popular, Rewarding, Fun, Interesting And Enjoyable Hand Craft
By :
Rose Mary
Beaded items are attractive and useful. Beading is a popular craft and it is rewarding, fun, interesting and enjoyable. Many people are doing it because it helps to enhance their lives. Start beading today.
Build The Knife You Carry - Choose a Great Blank for Your Blade
By :
Aaron Trubic
It's important to choose suitable material for your new blade. There are many choices - select wisely with these tips.
Best Practices For Beginning Knifemakers
By :
Aaron Trubic
Build the knife you carry with these must-have tips from the pros.
Sell Your Art or Crafts at Juried Shows to Increase Your Profits
By :
Rena Klingenberg
Selling your art or crafts at juried shows can be a good source of income. Learn what a juried show is, plus tips for getting accepted into the higher-caliber, higher-earning shows.
What You HAVE To Know Before Building Your First Knife
By :
Aaron Trubic
Entering the world of knifemaking is an exciting endeavor. Build the best product you can with these tips for the beginner.
Inexpensive Craft Ideas For Kids
By :
Guest
You don't need to spend a lot of money on craft equipment for your kids. Sure, you can if you wish go to the toy store and buy those overpackaged, overpriced kits. However, a little bit of thought and you can not only do crafts on the cheap, but you and your kids can have a lot of fun doing them as well.
The Art of Paper Quilling
By :
Guest
The art of quilling or paper filigree is a fascinating paper craft
best defined as the rolling, scrolling, shaping, or fringing of
narrow strips of paper. The rolled shapes are glued to hold their
size and then pinched to result in specific shapes and grouped
together to make miniature designs.
The Composition In Folk Embroidery
By :
Guest
Today we shall talk about the composition in embroidery. You will get to know about ornaments and its use to decorate household stuff in times of old. Ornamental patterns decorate many things. If a thing is beautiful, it is pleasant to use it. You have many confections at home: fine china, in-wrought drapery, embroidered cushions, ovenware… Try to decorate them yourself.
How to Cut Down Your Competition When Selling Your Crafts
By :
Jean Bowler
Think outside the box when considering how to market your crafts.
Five Easy Ways to Market Your Craft Business Through Donations
By :
Bill Weaver
Are you an experienced craftsperson who is looking to increase your public presence? Consider donating some of your crafts to a local nonprofit agency or local charity.
Consign Yourself to Success with Your Hand Made Crafts
By :
Bill Weaver
If you have a love for making hand made crafts, there are several ways to become successful at what you do through creating your own business. However, when beginning this business, the first steps that should be taken will be what ensures either your achievement of the business, or its failure.
Do Craft Shows Tell a Tale of Your Success?
By :
Bill Weaver
One of the most successful ways to sell hand made crafts is through the use of local and regional craft shows that are in your area. Craft shows will not only boost your business, but will also allow a place where you can find networks for future business.
How to Network In the Community to Broaden Your Craft Business
By :
Bill Weaver
Making crafts can be a lot of fun. But there are some other areas that have to be covered if you plan on networking your item to people in your community. Explore your options when attempting to network.
Advanced Selling Tips for Crafters
By :
Eileen Bergen
How to make your craft stand out and sell better.
Buy A Richly Scented Candle- Get The Rich Scent Throughout The Room
By :
Peter Crump
A scented candle does wonders for your house, and you can make them at home.
Easy Fabric-Covered Photo Album
By :
Rachel Paxton
How to cover any photo album with fabric. Makes a great gift for weddings and baby showers.
Counted Cross Stitch Mounting and Framing
By :
Rachel Paxton
Tips for framing and matting your counted cross stitch projects.
Friendship Albums
By :
Rachel Paxton
Easy project for kids to preserve school memories.
Canning Jar Candles
By :
Rachel Paxton
Canning jar candles are easy to make and make a great hostess gift.
Butterfly Candle Holders
By :
Rachel Paxton
How to make butterfly candle holders from tissue paper and decoupage.
Homemade Wrapping Paper
By :
Rachel Paxton
Tips for making homemade wrapping paper. Great activity for kids!
Easy Patchwork Fabric-Covered Gift Box
By :
Rachel Paxton
How to make an easy fabric covered box from fabric scraps.
"My Shadow" Pet Tribute Scrapbooking Layout
By :
Rachel Paxton
Tips for making a scrapbook page dedicated to your favorite pet.
How to Make a Girl's Journal
By :
Rachel Paxton
Tips for making a homemade journal.
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