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MERCADITO

Nucha, member | June 14th, 20085 comments

I'm a portuguese Interior Designer with a passion for arts and crafts...I always made things and created...You can see more on my Flickr in:http://www.flickr.com/photos/26003113@N03/and in...

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button wreath

craftapalooza, member | June 11th, 20084 comments

See where my inspiration came from. Link

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Gorgeous Beads and Unusual Pieces to Check Out

Susan Beal, contributor | June 11th, 20081 comment

Whether you're looking for vintage Lucite, trade beads, or semiprecious beads, Dava Bead and Trade has a very cool selection of unusual pieces to browse online or in person at their shop in Portland, Oregon.

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Refurbished Clothes Drying Rack

ohkimma, member | June 9th, 20082 comments

I like to think of myself as a pretty practical girl. I accept any gifts from the hand-me-down gods with open arms and don`t see the point in baking something when it will taste just as great...

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Simply Elegant/Everyday Beautiful Felt Jewlery

ontheround, member | June 8th, 20086 comments

I love making jewlery using handmade felt beads! I try and keep my designs simple so that the color and the feel of the wool gets all the attention. Wool is so fun to experiment with...I've only...

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Recycled Necktie Card Holders

loscann, member | June 3rd, 200812 comments

I made these business/credit/gift card holders from second-hand neckties. I *love* shopping for second-hand neckties :)

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Autumn Paperbag Book

heatherleslie, member | May 31st, 20082 comments

This book started with plain old brown lunchbags (the ones with the bottoms). I folded them and piled them end to end then sewed them up the middle to create a book. This allows for flaps...

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Library Pocket Tag Book

heatherleslie, member | May 31st, 20083 comments

This little book has a number of library pockets bound together with a coil binding and chipboard covers. In each pocket is a tag. The quotations, images, papers, pressed flowers and...

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Valentine's Day Fan Card

heatherleslie, member | May 31st, 2008

This pretty fan card is quick and easy. It is just a series of fan blades decorated individually with papers, doilies, vintage collage images and embellishments. A hole is punched in the...

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Autumn Altered CD Card

heatherleslie, member | May 31st, 20082 comments

Don't we all have CDs that we no longer want or that we've received in the mail? Why not alter them? I've covered these CDs with paper, collage images and real pressed Autumn leaves then...

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English Paper Piecing

Jen_sewandsox, member | May 28th, 20085 comments

English paper piecing is a type of patchwork where fabric is basted around a piece of paper at the size and shape desired. The fabric pieces are then whip stitched together. The paper is removed...

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Sew Subversive — A Handy Resource for Lovers of Vintage, Restyling, and DIY!

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 16th, 2008

This book—by the founders of Stitch Lounge—is chock-full of easy, innovative, and fun projects.

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Vintage Bead Book Spotlight: The Family Creative Workshop Series

Susan Beal, contributor | May 6th, 2008

I love all things vintage, and some of my favorite sources for vintage jewelry-making inspiration come from the craft books and magazines of the past. You can find these treasures online and in thrift stores. Here are some great places to hunt for true vintage crafting magic.

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Tips for Buying Beads and Jewelry Supplies Secondhand

Susan Beal, contributor | April 16th, 20082 comments

Finding a vintage trinket, charm, or bauble at a yard sale or a favorite thrift store can feel like you've struck jewelry-making gold! Here are some of my best tips for spotting treasures among castaways.

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What are the three most important things to consider when making a quilt? Fabric, Fabric, Fabric.

Mary Ray, contributor | April 4th, 20081 comment

It’s what you see and what you feel and for most of us, it’s why we sew in the first place–we just love working with fabric. If you’re new to quilting I recommend starting out with cotton because it’s easy to sew and the cotton fabrics available nowadays are just so gorgeous you may not want to consider anything else.

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