By Card Making & Scrapbooking Contributor
Peg Rounds
Sometimes it’s fun to have a different look to a card. It’s easy to change the paper and embellishments of a regular card size, but sometimes it’s even more fun to change the shape of it. This Star Effect Card is a fun idea for one of those times.
By General Craft Contributor Michelle
Make a garland of pretty fabric tassels with this quick, and easy project.
It’s Monday again, and I am having fun reading about all of your dream super powers! Now let’s get to the WINNER, I’m excited to announce this week’s Free Stuff Friday Winner! Congratulations to… Sue!
Tulip Fabric Markers are great for signs, shirts, backpacks, canvas shoes, even school uniforms. Great for doodles and personalizing. Won’t snag, skip or bleed. The color is permanent, machine washable and non-toxic. Lay flat overnight, to dry, before using or washing your project. The cap color is the color of the ink. Fine tip. 20 pc.
The winning answer to “If you could have any super power what would it be and why?” is…
“I would want the superpower to slow down time so I could craft for what used to be four hours, but would now be twenty four hours… I would need less sleep that way and lots of time to get the house cleaning done that I put off for crafting/knitting/crocheting/sewing”
Every Friday we’ll post a giveaway on Think Crafts and all you have to do is comment on the blog post answering the question of the week. Check back on Friday for your chance to win!!
Can you believe it is Friday already! I hope you all had a great and craft filled week. Now let’s help someone add something fun to their craft stash. This week I am giving away a set of Tulip Fine Tip Fabric Markers!
Tulip Fabric Markers are great for signs, shirts, backpacks, canvas shoes, even school uniforms. Great for doodles and personalizing. Won’t snag, skip or bleed. The color is permanent, machine washable and non-toxic. Lay flat overnight, to dry, before using or washing your project. The cap color is the color of the ink. Fine tip. 20 pc.
Every Friday we’ll post a giveaway on Think Crafts and all you have to do is comment on the blog post answering the question of the week. We’ll pick the winners and contact them via email. Deadline is midnight tonight and the winner will be announced on Monday. One entry per person please.
Question of the week: If you could have any super power what would it be and why?
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By Guest Blogger Jasmine
Visit Jasmine at her blog, PinkOlay Crochet, on YouTube here, and be sure to visit her Etsy shop today!
So me and my daughter’s were walking through the mall and they saw these cute little back packs that they wanted, looking at these back packs I said I could make these so I set out to make my own pattern for these back packs, as well as my own graphs. My younger daughter want something simple just zigzags, ( which you can get here) and my older daughter want Bendy and the it Machine, ( mind you I had know idea who this was I had to do a whole lot of research, you can get that here) my daughters love there back packs and can’t get enough of them. Now you can use any graph you like on the front of your back pack these are just the ones my daughters like. I hope you enjoy this pattern as much I did making it. Also don’t forget to check out the video here
By Guest Blogger Heidi
My name is Heidi and I have been a papercrafter for over 10 years now. I love the process of finding inspiration and using lots of fun supplies to turn it into a beautiful project.
Visit Heidi at her blog, Blue Scallop Creations today!
Lately, I’ve been breaking out some older stencils and experimenting with ombre ink blending. This is my comfort zone as far as mixed media is concerned, LOL! I love the smooth look of the blended colors. For this project, I used my Kaleidacolor ink pads along with the Daisy Flower Cluster stencil from The Crafter’s Workshop for even more color variation.
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Chase the winter blues away by creating a cheerful spring painting with this simple step-by-step tutorial.
