Have a useful craft related link that should be listed in our directory? Cut the beetles and the white circle out. 3. Go to the SeniorArk "photos/contact" page. Passover Paper Pansies - Flowers Craft for Jewish Kids - Passover commemorates the delivery of the Jews from slavery in Egypt. This cute squirrel is an easy craft to do on a cold or rainy afternoon when you are looking for a fun activity to do with the kids. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Do you have a digital camera yet? These are part of a set of designs that were inspired by pastel goth.

If you want to increase your exposure to the millions of people who come to WorldWeb.com each month to plan their trips and vacations, please refer to our advertising information. What are some of the most common types of coin products? … [Read more...] Modern coins are increasingly popular these days. Full sheets are perfect when you want to use stationery to print your own bridal invitations. It was for a card swap with the theme ' Celestial' I used all Stampin Up materials.

A computer can change your life-----at any age. This is a small collection, with most for knitting and two for jewelry making.. There are books on origami in book stores, libraries, knitting crafts and sewing crafts stores. Make a short list of supplies you will need. Visit your local scrapbook, rubber stamp or craft store to gather some basic cardstock, rubber stamps, dye or pigment inks and watercolor markers or pencils to get started.

Create adorable autumn gnomes with the free tutorial from The Magic Onions! Had eight ladies and I sold some of my retired Stampin' Up! items - so I can buy some new ones :-) Also gave out some new catalogues so I think I might have encouraged some ladies to spend some money- was going to say pennies but that sounded completely wrong !!lol :-) I'm such an enabler!! However I'm not sure the infection is a leftover from the virus I had or it's been there a long time and it's what is causing the pain.

Books And Magazines Of Interest To Crafts People. All you need are leaves and paint to make this great fall craft. Everyone is welcome to link their projects. The Directory currently features 47 crafts (e.g. Whether you would like to make a few decorations for the home, craft a gift for a friend, create a special card to send birthday wishes or even find projects to make with the kids, here you will find plenty of ideas to keep you busy and creative throughout the whole year.

I have been doing some mosaic projects..some I have sold and some not as of yet. Our Father's Day Crafts are a fun way to involve your kids in creating personalized gifts that dad is sure to love! Long Artist in Wood • Stuart Loten, Loten Art Lighting • Peggy Clark Lumpkins, Peggy Clark Lumpkins Paintings • Steven Manning, The Silver Spoon • KC Maxson, KC Maxson Wood Turning • Valerie McCaffrey, Garden Guardians • Kathleen McNally, House Portraits by Kathleen McNally • Jody Meredith, Hard Boiled Designs • John Milligan, Bar Harbor Classics • Tessa Morgan, Flying Pig Pottery • Shannon Morrison, N3 Pottery • Teresa Mowery, Patina Studio • Erin Nelson, Erin Nelson Jewelry • Daria Norvlaan, Luksin Designs • Gregory Payeur, Shorescapes Design LLC • Ken & Linda Perrin, Atlantic Art Glass • Christine Peters, Christine Peters Jewelry • Avery Pierce, Bunting Hill Arts • Soli Pierce, Sherwood Forest Design • Laura Pierce, Iris Designs • Kim & Guy Pilla, Mainely Gems • David Pollack, Maggie's Farm • Christine Prosser, CWP Paintings • Hillary Rezendes, M&D Fine Jewelry • Sue Rioux, Sue Rioux Designs • Trenny Robb, Highbeams • Paula Robert, Paula Robert Handwovens • Sondra Sardis, Sondra Sardis • Marty Schwartz, RMS Leather • Susan Shane, Sue Shane Gallery • Susan Sidwell, Susan Sidwell Printmaker • Amy Smith, Blue Feet Studio • Bill Spaulding, Arunshard Pottery • Kathy Stancampiano, Sadie's Suitcase • Michele Stivaletta-Noble, Michele Stivaletta Jewelry Designer • Nikki Sullivan, Lobster Buoy Birdhouse Co. • Lars & Connie Turin, Lars Turin Clay • Cindy Walsh, Red Rover Clothing • Susan Wechsler, Susan Wechsler Designs • Tyson Weiss, Fish In The Garden • Linda Wilkenson, Chickumbuso • John Wise, Wise Designs • Patricia Woodbridge, Snackerty Hollow • Patrick Zephyr, Patrick Zephyr Nature Photography — Specialty Artisans: Sandra Dwight-Barris, Grey Goose Gourmet • Johanna Corman, Vena's Fizz House • Stephen D'Agostino, Grosbeak Gardens • Lou Demers, Frenchies Natural Products • Krista Gagne, Maine Homestead • Leah & Ashley Gerry, Maple Hill Sugar House • Kay & David Hoyt, Northwood Naturals • Richard & Sherry Kelly, Soy of Life • Lynn Washburn Lamb, Maine Honeybee • Nancy Skea, Primitive House Farm • Claire Weinberg, Dulse and Rugosa Participants in the Laudholm Nature Crafts Festival are selected by jury.

One of the ways that I was able to incorporate a bit more color into my decor was with this easy colorful DIY fall table runner using craft foam leaves. While I couldn’t find it on Etsy, I did find a very cool alternative. UK independent demonstrator: Linda's Special Christmas Cards inspired by The Craft Spa The Craft Spa - Stampin' Up! There is something here for everyone, from therapy crafts, to recycled.

Terri grew up in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, embracing all that the coast has to offer. “From my earliest years growing up on Sullivan’s Island and the Old Village in Mount Pleasant, I have had the privilege of... For the purpose of making the turkey hair bow, you need to remove the body from the turkey felt piece, since the feathers are represented by the korker and bow. 10. Pile up all the triangles on top of each other placing the head triangle at the top of the pile. This sounds complicated, but in fact is sooooo simple.

I then used my favourite technique of building layers of patterned paper and embellishments under and around my focal point photo. Some young ladies, inspired by a painting or engraving, adapted the view to needle and thread. The art of paper cutting has been around as long as there has been paper, and can be traced back to the 6th century in China. Keep that HUGE cardboard box the washing machine was delivered in and make a fun Pirate Photo Prop or Play Pen!

There’s so many ways you can use these and incorporate them into den/pack meetings including: Split up across multiple meetings: Combine with a game (hide-and-seek – hide the stones and have the boys find them, adding to the story as they find a stone) After the story is told, have your cubs draw out a picture to illustrate the story they just wrote As with most crafts, and cub scouts in general, the possibilities are endless If you try this out, we would love to hear/see your stories.