Archive | September, 2010
Mardi Gras Style Halloween Mask, Perfect for Younger Children
The Mardi Gras quarter face mask is perfect for my daughter for Halloween. She doesn’t like anything around her face, near her eyes, or nose, so the full mask is just not a good option for her. Luckily for me she loves her mask and I plan to make an equally vibrant costume to go [...]
Continue reading...Think Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon Tote
29. September 2010
Here’s a lovely way to wrap up National Sewing Month with a “low-sew” tote that sports sweet fabric yo-yo’s in a ribbon pattern. And it’s easy-peasy, too! You’ll need: Scrap pink fabric- about 1/2 yard Clover Round Medium Yo-Yo Maker (Item CL8701) Needle and thread Scissors (Item 1201-07) White Canvas Tote (Item MR401B) Fabri-Tac Glue [...]
Continue reading...Jewelry Ideas Using Glass Bottle Charms
28. September 2010
I’m not into wearing jewelry, but my daughter is. Every time we go to the mall she heads straight for the jewelry section of her favorite “surfer/skateboard” shop and window shops. So when I heard Consumer Crafts had a 2 inch (35 mm) glass bottle charm with cork stopper (Item 1956-12) and the 1.5 mm [...]
Continue reading...Fall Thoughts Decorated Journal
27. September 2010
I absolutely love fall! Nothing quite so inspiring as all the rich and warm tones of the changing leaves along with foods ripe for the harvest. I love to sit outside or take a drive in the country and take it all in. Trips to the apple orchard with the crisp smell of cider and [...]
Continue reading...Weekend Shipping Deal at ConsumerCrafts.com
23. September 2010
A little birdie just told me that our sponsor, ConsumerCrafts, is offering a faboo deal on shipping this weekend- $1.97 to the contiguous United States. Pretty sweet, huh? Sounds like a great excuse to stock up!
Continue reading...Make a Scary Halloween Monster Mask
23. September 2010
A scary mask is not my crafting style but who can resist a challenge from your son. Usually I do all my crafting in my studio but the other night decided to work at the kitchen table so that I could get some family time in, as well. I was showing my son a plastic [...]
Continue reading...Craft a Polymer Focal Bead
22. September 2010
This is a deceptively easy project you just need 3 coordinating colors of clay and a few tools and you’ve made a showstopping focal pendant! You need: Premo clay: black, gold, and white. Pasta Machine to condition the clay (optional) Polymer clay blade or sharp knife dedicated to polymer clay Acrylic block (like for rubber [...]
Continue reading...Darice’s Clay Tool Set
21. September 2010
Modeling and Polymer Clay crafting tools.
Continue reading...Darice’s Pasta Machine for Polymer Clay
20. September 2010
Pasta machines are great for polymer clay, playdough, and other types of ornamental dough.
Continue reading...Crafting for the Cure: Breast Cancer Awareness Earrings
17. September 2010
Like many of you, I have been touched by breast cancer. I know both victims and survivors. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month (celebrated here in the USA in Ocotber) we here at CraftsUnleashed have designed some lovely crafts to help you show your support to the cause & help spread awareness! I’m kicking [...]
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