Published: 01-05-2012 08:33am Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
AMBUSH FEATURE SHOP: Each
week day Luvncraft tries to "feature" a different shop on the list. She
started at the bottom of the list because those shop have been on the
list the longest, and is working up the list.Todays featured shop is:http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/bio/suzyssentimentsBIO: http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/bio/suzyssentiments ... » Read More
Published: 12-23-2011 04:21pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
AMBUSH FEATURE SHOP: Each
week day Luvncraft will try to "feature" a different shop on the list. She
started at the bottom of the list because those shop have been on the
list the longest, and is working up the list.Todays featured shop is:BIO: http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/bio/GesineArt ... » Read More
Published: 12-15-2011 03:42pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
AMBUSH FEATURE SHOP: Each
week day Luvncrafts tries to "feature" a different shop on the list. She has started at the bottom of the list because those shop have been on the
list the longest, and is working her way up the list.Todays featured shop is:BIO: http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/bio/tryfection http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/product_view/tryfection/4047893/Pretty-n-Pink_Large_Woven_Handbag/Bags_Purses/Purses/Otherhttp://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/product_view/tryfection/4047793/Handmade_Childs_Handbag/Bags_Purses/Purses/Otherhttp://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/product_view/tryfection/4024861/Snowball_Ornament/Seasonal/Christmas/Ornamentsht... » Read More
Published: 11-23-2011 01:50pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
Gobble, Gobble – Things You Might not Know About Turkeys As we all go about our daily activities preparing for that big feast tomorrow, here are some things you might enjoy knowing about your guest of honor.
Yes, that guest; the turkey!
Turkeys came from the forests in North and Central America in grassy areas with hardwood trees. These trees make a great place for the turkeys to roost to at night.
They feed early in the morning and then later on in the mid-afternoon. They can be seen first thing in the morning, but do not try and sneak up on a turkey. They have excellent hearing and their vision is close to 270 degrees.
If you start... » Read More
Published: 11-12-2011 04:42pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
Handmade Christmas Gifts for 2011
10:18 AM | Posted by
Julie L. Cleveland |
Shopping has begun for the 2011 season, many folks began to
shop last Christmas, but some of us are just beginning our Christmas
shopping and are opting to shop handmade for all of our gifts. When
you shop handmade for Christmas, you help to support local artists and
their families. They may not be local to you, but many of the artists
are from small towns and rural areas and by supporting them, you help
their smaller communities thrive. Small artists are a vital part
of their community; they attend local arts and cra... » Read More
Published: 11-12-2011 04:38pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
Essential tools needed for making beaded jewelry
Julie L. Cleveland
The first time you admire someone’s necklace, bracelet, or set of
earrings, your mind begins the “I can do that” thought process. It is a
safe bet to say that if you would like to learn how to bead a fantastic
new pair of earrings, bracelet or necklace, you will learn how to do it.
There
are many, many articles, magazines, books and websites dedicated to
teaching you how to create anything from wild tribal necklaces to dainty
flower earrings.
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Published: 11-12-2011 04:38pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
A beginner's guide to bead stringing materials
Julie L. Cleveland
With over thousands and thousands of different beads, websites and
craft stores, it is easy for the beginning beader and jewelry maker to
get overwhelmed before they even get started.
When you create your first piece of jewelry, you will realize what a rewarding craft this is and you will begin to string beads for yourself and your friends.
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Published: 11-12-2011 04:36pm Posted In: Let Me Share this with You
Ah, July.
July means we are half way through the year, and while in
some places the heat makes it hard to think about Christmas, but many places
bring out their holly and lights and trumpet a “Christmas in July” sale. According to some various sources that
Wikipedia fanatics have amassed, the actual source of the holiday frenzy is
attributed to many different angles. Some say that it comes from an opera where
children rehearse Christmas songs in July which prompts an astute observer to
quip that when you sing Christmas in July, you rush the season.
Others probably closer to the mark, have attributed the ... » Read More
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