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Friday, March 19, 2010

Crafty Con

CraftyCon, a conference for Crafters. The conference will be held from October 21 - 23, 2010 in Chicago, Il. Craftycon is for crafters by crafters. So, why should you attend? Take your craft from hobby to paycheck. Get your mini MBA in craftiness. Hands on training with industry experts. Network with other professional crafters. Get your craft On![link]

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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

How to Fold a Paper Star

Folding paper stars from strips of paper can be addictive. Here's a step by step description on how to fold them.  [link]

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Monday, March 15, 2010

Mii Bead - Free Bead

Mii Beads is offering a free bead until March 17th so hurry! You will have to pay shipping, mine was $3.99 for a $19.99 bead. Vote for your favorite bead and then choose from a grouping of freebies. [link]

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Sunday, March 14, 2010

Everyone can be Crafty

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Honestly, anyone can craft. I created a few boxes from templates I downloaded from Mirkwood Designs, they were free, and there are a lot of other templates there you might be interested in.

I decided to create them using ordinary easily found objects. I cut with my daughter’s child scissors. In order to create folds, some lines needed to be creased. I did so by tracing over the lines on the template with a ballpoint pen on top of the decorative (scrapbooking paper) paper to create an indent. If I couldn’t draw a straight line, I used my TV remote to help guide me. Then I used a little glue stick as needed to seal the flaps. Oh, and just a suggestion, If you find it hard to keep the template in place when you are cutting, a few clothespins can be used to keep everything in place.

So with little to no crafting supplies, you can create something crafty! Give it a try. 
finished boxes (and a few beads made from the scraps)


Scrapbooking papers, rub-ons and stickers were provided free of charge from Crop Chocolate.
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Bazzinga - a New Scrapbooking Deals Site

Bazzzinga is powered by Oh My Crafts! Inc.

Oh My Crafts, Inc. is a growing business dedicated to internet sales of the latest products in scrapbooking and crafts.

They offer exciting discounts on scrapbooking items.  [link
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