See this at: tunetorials.com| Added on 11/23/07

This is part one of my tutorial on how to use Reason to quickly create a full song in under 20 minutes. Featured is my Nintendo NES reason refill sound pack I have available on ChipCollection.com via paypal. In this video I give out all my tips... See more

This is part one of my tutorial on how to use Reason to quickly create a full song in under 20 minutes. Featured is my Nintendo NES reason refill sound pack I have available on ChipCollection.com via paypal. In this video I give out all my tips related to song composition and even mastering the final product at the end (in part two). Read the rest of this entry » See less

See this at: blockposters.com| Added on 11/09/07

Your poster has been created - Click here to download a PDF file containing your images If you've created a block poster you're proud of, email a photo to gallery@blockposters.com and it could get entered into the gallery! What Next? Print out the... See more

Your poster has been created - Click here to download a PDF file containing your images If you've created a block poster you're proud of, email a photo to gallery@blockposters.com and it could get entered into the gallery! What Next? Print out the PDF file*, ensuring that none of the edges are cut off when they are printed out. * If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed, you can click here to download it See less

See this at: supermaggie.com| Added on 11/02/07

Wonderful Handmade Felt Scarves and Flowers, Beautiful Screenprinted T Shirts, Other Fabulous Handmade Stuff by our Artist Friends :)

Wonderful Handmade Felt Scarves and Flowers, Beautiful Screenprinted T Shirts, Other Fabulous Handmade Stuff by our Artist Friends :) See less

See this at: artbookscreativity.o...| Added on 10/26/07

Art, Books, and Creativity is a website with PDF downloads of elementary-level arts curriculum, artwork by women artists, instructions for making books, arts education research and resources for teachers

Art, Books, and Creativity is a website with PDF downloads of elementary-level arts curriculum, artwork by women artists, instructions for making books, arts education research and resources for teachers See less

See this at: headhuggers.org| Added on 10/22/07

Make 6 petals for each flower. Trace the outline of the petal on the WRONG side of your fabric. Layer a lightweight batting, heavy interfacing, or fusible fleece, a second piece of fabric RIGHT side up, then the fabric with the traced outline RIGHT... See more

Make 6 petals for each flower. Trace the outline of the petal on the WRONG side of your fabric. Layer a lightweight batting, heavy interfacing, or fusible fleece, a second piece of fabric RIGHT side up, then the fabric with the traced outline RIGHT side down. Pin in the center of each petal to anchor. Stitch on the traced line (Leave open on the dotted line). Cut petals apart, leaving a 1/8" seam allowance. Turn right side out. A knitting needle or crochet hook works nicely to 'smooth' the seams. Just gently run it around the inside of the petal. If you want a leaf, follow the same steps to make two or three for each flower. Lay out your flower petals and leaves on your garment, making a tiny pleat in each petal. Tack in place. Loop the yarn into a small circle, lay it in the center of the flower and securely stitch in place. If you prefer to pin the completed flower to your garment, make a small circular base of the same fabric as the petals, using the same technique. Stitch the... See less

See this at: blairpeter.typepad.c...| Added on 10/22/07

you can buy it here: http://www.fabricdepot.com/product.aspx?ItemKey=12907 this fabric store is local to me, but i've never seen the fabric in the shop (it's huge). the new bag is awesome, but my lovely ruth will always be my favorite (and is getting... See more

you can buy it here: http://www.fabricdepot.com/product.aspx?ItemKey=12907 this fabric store is local to me, but i've never seen the fabric in the shop (it's huge). the new bag is awesome, but my lovely ruth will always be my favorite (and is getting tons of compliments). See less

See this at: lionbrand.com| Added on 10/22/07

SIZE: Varies S (M, L) Size will vary, depending on thickness of yarn and size hook used. CORRECTIONS: None

SIZE: Varies S (M, L) Size will vary, depending on thickness of yarn and size hook used. CORRECTIONS: None See less

Highlights: QUANTITY PRICE ALT QTY | • 790-322 Homespun®: Baroque 1 ball $5.49 | • Lion Brand Crochet Hook - Size K-10.5 1 $2.65 | • Large-Eye Blunt Needles (Set of 6) 1 $3.59 | • Additional Materials Pin back or barrette back if desired Thread and needle to attach to back of Rosette Note: Alternate...

See this at: knittingpatterncentr...| Added on 10/22/07

Patterns preceded by an asterisk (*) are in PDF format. Patterns preceded by an plus sign (+) require registration before viewing.

Patterns preceded by an asterisk (*) are in PDF format. Patterns preceded by an plus sign (+) require registration before viewing. See less

See this at: crochetpatterncentra...| Added on 10/22/07

Also try Poinsettias, Sunflowers, and Roses. The 6" and 7" motif square categories might also be good places to check, as many of the motifs begin with a flower. Also, there are some beautiful floral selections included in the doilies. Patterns... See more

Also try Poinsettias, Sunflowers, and Roses. The 6" and 7" motif square categories might also be good places to check, as many of the motifs begin with a flower. Also, there are some beautiful floral selections included in the doilies. Patterns preceded by an asterisk (*) are in PDF format. Patterns preceded by an plus sign (+) require registration before viewing. See less

See this at: mlminspirations.com| Added on 10/22/07

Designed by Marnie MacLean Imagine a placid lake at sunset, lily pads floating on the surface. Specs of light flicker across the water and fading sunlight catch a drop on a petal. That's what I envision while knitting this hat. I've worked it from... See more

Designed by Marnie MacLean Imagine a placid lake at sunset, lily pads floating on the surface. Specs of light flicker across the water and fading sunlight catch a drop on a petal. That's what I envision while knitting this hat. I've worked it from the top down but the chart allows you to easily reverse the directions to work bottom up or in the round from either direction. One note, though, if you work it in the round, don't forget to remove the extra selvage stitch on each end of the pattern. See less

See this at: headhuggers.org| Added on 10/22/07

Knit on size 8 knitting needles Yarn: Best when made with 3 ply or DK yarn Cast on 4 sts (leaving 4-5" tail) Row 1: (RS) Knit in front and back loop of first stitch (increasing one stitch), k3 (5sts). Row 2: Knit in front and back loop of first... See more

Knit on size 8 knitting needles Yarn: Best when made with 3 ply or DK yarn Cast on 4 sts (leaving 4-5" tail) Row 1: (RS) Knit in front and back loop of first stitch (increasing one stitch), k3 (5sts). Row 2: Knit in front and back loop of first stitch (increasing one stitch), p4 (6sts). (At same time, anchor tail thread by knitting/purling it along with 3-4 stitches.) Row 3: Knit in front and back loop of first stitch (increasing one stitch), k5 (7sts). Row 4: Knit in front and back loop of first stitch (increasing one stitch), p6 (8sts). Cut yarn and leave sts on needle, leaving 4-5" tail. Make 4 more petals (casting on the first four sts on the needle holding the prior petals). Do not cut the yarn after making the fifth petal. Row 5: Join petals by knitting 40sts. (At same time, anchor tail threads by knitting them along with 3-4 stitches.) Row 6: (P2tog) across (20 sts). Row 7: (K2tog) across (10 sts). Row 8: (p2tog, p3 tog, p2tog, p3tog) (4 sts). Cut yarn leaving a 15-inch tail.... See less

See this at: microrevolt.org| Added on 10/22/07

Choose a GIF, JPEG, or PNG image (file should be less than 1 MB). Grid size: Regular (48w x 64h) Big (96w x 120h) XL (120w x 160h) Stitch size: Needlepoint, Cross Stitch, Crochet (1:1) Knit Portrait (5:7) Knit Landscape (7:5) Process this file:... See more

Choose a GIF, JPEG, or PNG image (file should be less than 1 MB). Grid size: Regular (48w x 64h) Big (96w x 120h) XL (120w x 160h) Stitch size: Needlepoint, Cross Stitch, Crochet (1:1) Knit Portrait (5:7) Knit Landscape (7:5) Process this file: KnitPro will export a .pdf file to your desktop. knitPro 2.0 7:5 ratio works better with higher resolution patterns because there is some stretching involved. If you are having problems with knitPro try downloading the latest version of Acrobat. If your file creates an all black or all white grid, your image is likely to have "indexed" color. Please change the image to RGB and then use KnitPro. Email: knitProATmicrorevolt.org if you have technical questions or comments. See less

See this at: knitpicks.com| Added on 10/22/07

Search our site: Enter keywords or item# Receive Special Offers: Enter email address Catalog quick order: Enter item# * Request a Catalog * Customer Service * Shipping Information FREE SHIPPING on all orders over $45! * About Us * Terms of Use * FAQ... See more

Search our site: Enter keywords or item# Receive Special Offers: Enter email address Catalog quick order: Enter item# * Request a Catalog * Customer Service * Shipping Information FREE SHIPPING on all orders over $45! * About Us * Terms of Use * FAQ * Privacy Policy * Pattern Errata * free knitting patterns Knit Picks® and KnitPicks.com are registered trademarks of Crafts Americana Group, Inc. © 1999-2007 Crafts Americana Group, Inc. All rights reserved. See less

See this at: crochetville.org| Added on 10/22/07

F Hook Small amounts of WW yarn Stitch marker or safety pin Buttons for eyes (optional) Fiberfill Terms used Sc = single crochet Sc-dec = single crochet decrease over 2 stitches Ch = chain BLO = back loops only FO = Finish off, or Fasten off Slp-st =... See more

F Hook Small amounts of WW yarn Stitch marker or safety pin Buttons for eyes (optional) Fiberfill Terms used Sc = single crochet Sc-dec = single crochet decrease over 2 stitches Ch = chain BLO = back loops only FO = Finish off, or Fasten off Slp-st = slip stitch You will need 2 colors to stripe the shell. They will be referred to as color 1 = C1, and color 2 = C2. Shell Each round will end with a slp-st to the first sc made in that row. With C1 Ch 2 1) 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook C2 2) ch 1, 2 sc in each sc around (12 sc) C1 3) ch 1, (2 sc in first sc, sc in next sc) repeat around (18 sc) C2 4) ch 1, sc in each sc around C1 5) ch 1, (2 sc in first sc, sc in next 2 sc) repeat around (24 sc) C2 6) ch 1, sc in each sc around C1 7) ch 1, (2 sc in first sc, sc in next 3 sc) repeat around (30 sc) C2 8) ch 1, sc in each sc around C1 9) ch 1, sc in each sc around, finish off C1 at end of this row C2 10) ch 1, sc in each sc around 11) in BLO, ch 1, (sc-dec, sc in next 3 sc) repeat around (24 sc)... See less

See this at: knitty.com| Added on 10/22/07

Knitty is a free web-only knitting magazine with a sense of humor. Fun patterns, fabulous articles. Come and see for yourself!

Knitty is a free web-only knitting magazine with a sense of humor. Fun patterns, fabulous articles. Come and see for yourself! See less

See this at: marniemaclean.com| Added on 10/22/07

Please note that all these patterns are copyright protected and available for non-commercial purposes. While I strive to be as clear and accurate as possible, I write these patterns myself without the aid of a staff of pattern writers and proof... See more

Please note that all these patterns are copyright protected and available for non-commercial purposes. While I strive to be as clear and accurate as possible, I write these patterns myself without the aid of a staff of pattern writers and proof readers, so please bear with me if there are errors. Even knitting books and magazines, from major publishers, have errors. If you have any questions or concerns, simply contact me and I'll do my best to try to fix the problem. See less

See this at: alpacadirect.com| Added on 10/22/07

Calculate the yardage of yarn you will need for your next project in less than 30 seconds! Just choose a project, select the guage of yarn and choose the size for your project. We'll calculate the total yardage needed and even show you a nice... See more

Calculate the yardage of yarn you will need for your next project in less than 30 seconds! Just choose a project, select the guage of yarn and choose the size for your project. We'll calculate the total yardage needed and even show you a nice selection of in-stock yarn to complete your project! This is a FREE service from AlpacaDirect.com. See less

See this at: verasunshyne.blogspo...| Added on 10/22/07

Sometimes you just feel this way. . .am I right? Random Song of the Week: Le Tigre - Seconds P.S. Look at this BABY YODA COSTUME.. AWESOME. It does NOT make me sick. P.P.S. (this also does NOT make me sick) . I casted on for the secret project. . so... See more

Sometimes you just feel this way. . .am I right? Random Song of the Week: Le Tigre - Seconds P.S. Look at this BABY YODA COSTUME.. AWESOME. It does NOT make me sick. P.P.S. (this also does NOT make me sick) . I casted on for the secret project. . so far so good and the pattern is so much easier than I expected. . but between you knitters out there, let's keep this one "Hush-Hush"..beware of little spies. . . See less

See this at: dawanda.com| Added on 10/22/07

Certain DaWanda features can only be used by registered members, e.g. rating products, communicating with others, creating your profile or giving comments. Also if you want to buy or sell things on DaWanda you need to register first.

Certain DaWanda features can only be used by registered members, e.g. rating products, communicating with others, creating your profile or giving comments. Also if you want to buy or sell things on DaWanda you need to register first. See less

See this at: trunkt.org| Added on 10/22/07

Trunkt is an innovative art and design collective made up of talented painters, graphic designers, fashion accessories, apparel and home accents designers plus other creative entrepreneurs that make a

Trunkt is an innovative art and design collective made up of talented painters, graphic designers, fashion accessories, apparel and home accents designers plus other creative entrepreneurs that make a See less

See this at: dollnetcampus.com| Added on 10/22/07

Welcome to a Free Sample of a class at Crafty College (Doll Net Campus)! This class, "Hat Making Fun-Damentals" is an introductory class and differs from our regular classes in a few ways. First the material presented only represents a fraction of... See more

Welcome to a Free Sample of a class at Crafty College (Doll Net Campus)! This class, "Hat Making Fun-Damentals" is an introductory class and differs from our regular classes in a few ways. First the material presented only represents a fraction of what you will find in a regular class. The second hat class by Bonnie and Mary Ann, "From the Inside Out - Creating Hats With Structure", has 7 lessons full of projects and includes patterns for many of these hat creations. If you have any questions on how the classes work please let us know at support@craftycollege.com Enjoy your Online Learning Experience! | Please Note: This free introductory course is just that - an introduction. For a complete class in Hat Making check out the class See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 10/16/07

I'm brand new to craftster but I absolutely adore sewing and finally tried my hand at designing. So I designed and constructed this top and I love it....

See this at: pinkchalkstudio.com| Added on 10/16/07

Welcome to Pink Chalk Studio. A corner of my world where I sew, quilt, dream and create. I love it here. I hope you have fun too!

Welcome to Pink Chalk Studio. A corner of my world where I sew, quilt, dream and create. I love it here. I hope you have fun too! See less

See this at: cutoutandkeep.net| Added on 10/16/07

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See this at: members.cox.net| Added on 10/05/07

As with all these designs, try to start with a relatively clean, crisp bill. It will make it much easier. All folds should be sharply creased. It helps to go over the fold with a fingernail on a flat, hard surface. Start by folding the bill precisely... See more

As with all these designs, try to start with a relatively clean, crisp bill. It will make it much easier. All folds should be sharply creased. It helps to go over the fold with a fingernail on a flat, hard surface. Start by folding the bill precisely in half lengthwise. (I prefer to fold in toward the front of the bill. I think it produces a nicer design on the end product. For your first attempt, it will be easier to follow exactly the same orientation on the bill as shown in the photos.) Unfold the bill, leaving the crease produced by the fold for the next step. Fold the bill one quarter of the way in from each side lengthwise. The edge of the bill should just meet the crease made by the fold in the previous step. Do this for both sides as shown. Turn the bill over. Fold the white of one end over as shown. This will become the collar in the next step. (If the bill is printed unevenly, use the wider edge.) Turn the bill over again. From this side, angle-in the two corners from the end... See less

See this at: musictheory.net| Added on 10/05/07

Macromedia Flash Player 6.0r65 or higher is required to view the content on this website. If you have an older version of Flash Player and upgrading is not possible, previous revisions of the lessons are available.

Macromedia Flash Player 6.0r65 or higher is required to view the content on this website. If you have an older version of Flash Player and upgrading is not possible, previous revisions of the lessons are available. See less

See this at: nanowrimo.org| Added on 10/04/07

A: Great question! The NaNo Q&A is something we do every weekday in November to help highlight some of the fun, funny and interesting ways people participate in NaNoWriMo each year. It's a single question and answer that illuminates a facet of one... See more

A: Great question! The NaNo Q&A is something we do every weekday in November to help highlight some of the fun, funny and interesting ways people participate in NaNoWriMo each year. It's a single question and answer that illuminates a facet of one author's NaNoWriMo experience. We find a lot of the people we feature through their posts in the forums, but we also get interviewees recommended by their Municipal Liaisons and fellow Wrimos. And yes, you can recommend yourself as well. If you have convinced your whole town to write a novel alongside you, are dictating your novel to a pasture of wallabies via didgeridoo, or have decided to quit your job so you can novel across the country this November, we want to hear about it! Know someone we should feature in the Daily NaNo Q&A? Drop us a line. See less

See this at: recipes.wuzzle.org| Added on 10/03/07

Collection of 4000 recipes from all over the world. Great international and ethnic cuisine.

Collection of 4000 recipes from all over the world. Great international and ethnic cuisine. See less