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| Winners of the Photojojo! Book Giveaway Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway to win a copy of the new book, Photojojo! Insanely Great Photo Projects and DIY Ideas by Amit Gupta with Kelly Jensen. Congratulations to our three winners: Jacklyn from Jackson, NJ, Lowrah from Minneapolis, MN, and Billy from Riverside, CA. More giveaways to come soon!Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |
How-To: Matryoshka Doll Fold Out Card I love this sweet matryoshka doll card from Jessica at Zakka Life. The fold out design to mimick the nesting of the dolls is brilliant! She's provided a template and a how-to so you can make some of your own! Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |
Holiday Crafts coming to Morristown Armory Dec. 4 (Morris NewsBee) MORRISTOWN – Holiday Crafts at Morristown returns Friday, Dec. 4 through Sunday, Dec. 6 to the armory on Western Avenue for its 19th year, displaying contemporary work from 150 artists and crafts people from across the country. us.rd.yahoo.com |
How-To: Build a Fire Fires are primal, beautiful, symbolic and practical. During the deep wintertime, when the days are short and the nights are long, I love having a fire to warm my body and spirit. Yet, as much as I enjoy the warmth of flames, building a fire was something that used to really intimidate me. Before I learned how to structure a good fire, I'd get so frustrated, and often times it seemed that even with all the lighter fluid in the world, I couldn't get anything to burn. Fires do take skill to start and tend, and working slowly, patiently, and deliberately I was able to learn. The steps for building a fire without accelerants are straightforward, and now that I have mastered them, I'm going to share my method. Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |
Totoro Mittens Whether or not you're a Miyazaki fan, you have to admit that these Totoro Mittens are absolutely adorable. I love using the traditional stranded knitting technique from Norwegian mittens to create an image from pop culture. It works perfectly here! The pattern is available free on Ravelry, but you have to have an account to access it. (Via Whip Up.)Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |