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| How-To: Pippi Longstocking Braids Pippi Longstocking is one of my all-time favorite Halloween costumes. I love getting to step into the role of the empowered, imaginative, and fiercely independent character. Pippi is a classic, and her look is easy to copy, both of which are important requirements for a good costume. The clothes she wore were mismatched and patchwork, accompanied, of course, by odd long socks. But her hair makes the look. Pippi's braids stick up into the air, and they are her trademark. With some wire hidden inside, it's an easy and silly trick to achieve.Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |
‘Be thankful’ arts, crafts night planned (Northwest Herald) CRYSTAL LAKE – A “be thankful” arts and crafts evening for children and families is scheduled from 6:35 to 8:15 p.m. Thursday at the Art Cottage, 400 Highland Ave., Crystal Lake. us.rd.yahoo.com |
CRAFT Tweet-Up on Holiday Crafts Tomorrow! Hi Crafters! Join us for our first CRAFT Tweet-Up tomorrow from 1pm-3pm EST (10am-12pm PST). The topic is "Holiday Crafts" so whether you need some fresh ideas on gifts to make, holiday decor, kids projects and more, join the conversation by tweeting with us and using the hash tag #craftzine in that time period.We have an all-star crafty line up who will be tweeting: Crafty Chica's Kathy Cano Murillo, Twitter:@CraftyChicaVickie Howell, Twitter:@VickieHowellDiane Gilleland, Twitter:@SisterDianeBetz White, Twitter:@betzwhiteJulie Jackson, Twitter:@subversivexsFollow us @craft where I'll be tweeting from during this event.We'll also have another CRAFT Tweet-Up next Thrusday centered on "Food & Drink". Stay tuned for more details!Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |
Madison museum adds new seniorsâ programs (Madison Eagle) MADISON - The Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 9 Main St., has added two new programs to its menu of senior citizen offerings. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Gown Made of Discarded Auto Radiator Copper New Zealand's Victoria University recent graduate Emma Whiteside made this incredible 18th century-style gown from discarded automotive radiator copper for the 2009 World of WearableArt show. The dress weighs 22 pounds and took 200 hours to sew. Check out this closeup:Read this article | Comment on this article blog.craftzine.com |