My momma is a crafter, you name it she's done it. She really loves rubber-stamping and even teaches classes on it in her home. You can see some of what she does on her blog Artistic Inkspirations.
Anyways, she has been cleaning out her e-mail and sent me some great arts and craft links, and I thought I'd share them with you all today.
Starting off the list, from the blog Semicolon, Monday’s List: 100+ Homemade Christmas Gifts for the Craft-Impaired. There are links to all kinds of how-to's for homemade gifts; cooking mixes, sewing projects, homemade books and notebooks, and toys are just a few examples.
Do you need a place to store all your ribbons?
Make a homemade ribbon dispenser box, from Instructables.
I need to make one of these!
Make a mini, "maze" scrapbook at Making-Mini-Scrapbooks.com.
This 3x3 book would also be great for lapbooking or notebooking.
Would you like to learn how to incorporate quilling into your scrapbook?
Check out Introduction to Quilling for Scrapbookers from About.com Scrapbooking.
Don't know how to do quilling?
Here are a couple links to get you started:
A Basic Introduction to Quilling
Quilling Lesson for Children
All kinds of homemade gifts including; gifts-in-a-jar, printable gifts, decorations and some simple sewing projects, can be found at Organized Christmas. Check out the organizing and planning tips, too.
There are more that I'll post later; computer is acting up. Time to re-boot. :)
2 days ago
2 comments:
Hi, I have lots of free quilling patterns that will work great for scrapbooks and cards. Just go to the free patterns link on my home page http://www.Whimsiquills.com there are also instruction sheets such as shape charts on the quilling references link, also on the home page. Last, but not least, I have a quilling blog called quillingwithwhimsiquills.blogspot.com for lots more information. Perhaps your readers will enjoy these.
Thanks so much, I'll have to check you out!
It will probably be after tomorrow, though. :)
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