See this at: househacker.com| Added on 11/05/07

This glass block project is simple and elegant and requires minimal time to complete, yet still achieves a very nice, warm look for the holiday season. Here's what you'll need: A glass block, available from most home stores (Home Depot, etc): A glass... See more

This glass block project is simple and elegant and requires minimal time to complete, yet still achieves a very nice, warm look for the holiday season. Here's what you'll need: A glass block, available from most home stores (Home Depot, etc): A glass drill bit, also common: Safety Glasses: A dust mask for any airborne debris is also recommended. You will also need some mini lights, and ribbon of your choosing. Caution! Always follow all safety instructions set out in your drill's instruction manual. Failure to do so may cause injury or worse. Always wear proper safety equipment, including safety glasses, gloves and dust mask. Proceed at your own risk. Author takes no responsibility for any injuries incurred. Play safe. Begin by using the glass bit to drill a tiny pilot hole in the side of the block. Really, you're just trying to get a small guide hole in place. Once the hole has been started, some people spray a little water, oil or mineral spirits to keep the bit cool and increase its... See less

See this at: booksamillion.com| Added on 10/26/07

For the world's best mom, cherished girlfriend, or diva in need of adoration, this royal volume presents more than 35 projects for a proper coronation. Written in the sparkly spirit of celebration, its fabulous creations are adorned with everything... See more

For the world's best mom, cherished girlfriend, or diva in need of adoration, this royal volume presents more than 35 projects for a proper coronation. Written in the sparkly spirit of celebration, its fabulous creations are adorned with everything from silk flowers to glitter and beads, and fashioned from bases made of wire, paper, cardboard, or even a store-bought headband. Add glamour to girl's night out with glimmering tiaras crafted from salvaged costume jewelry. Make a Sweet 16 unforgettable with a gold filigree crown. Each one is fit for a real princess, and appears in a shimmering close-up shot. See less

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See this at: dimplesanddandelions...| Added on 10/11/07

Mother's Happy Wrap Bracelet

Mother's Happy Wrap Bracelet See less

See this at: countryporch.com| Added on 09/24/07

Our country baskets by Park Designs are decorative as well as functional. Made of 100% hand loomed cotton, only the finest dyes available are used to ensure colorfastness and color coordination. The small 5"x5" square baskets can be used to hold... See more

Our country baskets by Park Designs are decorative as well as functional. Made of 100% hand loomed cotton, only the finest dyes available are used to ensure colorfastness and color coordination. The small 5"x5" square baskets can be used to hold cocktail napkins, cotton balls, potpourri or a jar candle. The 8"x8" square baskets hold a standard baking dish. They also make an attractive bread basket or centerpiece and are excellent for holding food such as cookies, chicken, or fruit. The new 9"x13" basket fits a three quart casserole dish. You will find dozens of decorating uses for them! The decorative basket patterns match the fabric patterns of the other Park Designs kitchen products: Valances, Swags, Placemats, Dishtowels, Dishcloths, Oven Mitts, Chairpads, Napkins, Potholders, Tablecloths, Table Runners, and Wooden Napkin Rings. Or see our Kitchen Decorating Themes page to view all items by pattern. See less

Highlights: Stars & Stripes Basket 5" x 5" $8.98/ea Qty. | Stars & Stripes Basket 8" x 8" $12.98/ea Qty.

See this at: geocities.com| Added on 05/08/07

The single most frequently asked question is "where can I buy coloured chalkboard paint?". Unfortunately, this product was discontinued a few years back and I have not been able to find another... so with a little effort, I managed to put together a... See more

The single most frequently asked question is "where can I buy coloured chalkboard paint?". Unfortunately, this product was discontinued a few years back and I have not been able to find another... so with a little effort, I managed to put together a recipe that works! Now you can make your own chalk board paint in any colour you choose and don't have to settle for the standard black and green.! Mix together all of the ingredients listed above, blend really well and that's it. You now have chalkboard paint! You should only mix as much as you will need for your project. It doesn't keep well, but can be stored in an air tight container for a few hours. After a longer period of time, the paint will begin to thicken a little and become a bit brittle. Apply your paint with a regular paint brush and allow each coat of paint to dry completely, before applying the next. After each coat of paint, gently sand the paint with a 400 grit or higher grit sandpaper and wipe away any dust. This will... See less

See this at: scrapbookexpress.com| Added on 05/02/07

Introducing a new doodlebug design inc™ line of papercrafting products that come ready-to-assemble and ready-to-embellish. The large and small chipboard houses that form the foundation of our new Plain & Simple™ line are sure to spark ideas for... See more

Introducing a new doodlebug design inc™ line of papercrafting products that come ready-to-assemble and ready-to-embellish. The large and small chipboard houses that form the foundation of our new Plain & Simple™ line are sure to spark ideas for creating a paper village all your own. Constructed of sturdy white-core chipboard, each house has been die-cut and scored, with adhesive flaps for easy assembly. Included is the house frame itself, plus a staircase, roof, chimney, and window box. But what makes this house truly complete is the "blueprint" it comes with - a detailed instruction sheet with all the templates and directions you need to finish it with ease. Go ahead, make yourself at home! See less

See this at: craftbits.com| Added on 12/30/06

This project uses recycled lean cuisine boxes for to make a fun sandwich carrier. Hide your unhealthy peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in this cool to be slim carrier. You could even use this nifty carrier for a fun gift bag filled with chocolates... See more

This project uses recycled lean cuisine boxes for to make a fun sandwich carrier. Hide your unhealthy peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in this cool to be slim carrier. You could even use this nifty carrier for a fun gift bag filled with chocolates and other naughty food. Take your lean cuisine box and cut off the flaps | at one end so you have an open bag. Fold the sides in as shown to form a gusset. Take a hole punch and create the holes for the handles. Thread the cord through to create the handles and tie a knot on the inside to stop it going through the hole. I finished off the holes by pushing through a star brad. Embellish the box with glitter or beads. The picture does not quite catch it but the writing has been embellished with glitter and so have the carbohydrate filled potatoes on the picture. I finished off the bag with a ribbon and wax seal and some Velcro to keep my sandwich tucked away inside. Loads of fun and a great conversation starter. See less

See this at: photojojo.com| Added on 12/30/06

Here are the 7 simple steps you just watched: * Remove the plastic insides of your jewel case. Take out the paper insert and remove the perforated edges. Use this as a template from which to cut your cardboard. * Cut out cardboard pieces. (To use as... See more

Here are the 7 simple steps you just watched: * Remove the plastic insides of your jewel case. Take out the paper insert and remove the perforated edges. Use this as a template from which to cut your cardboard. * Cut out cardboard pieces. (To use as backing for your photographs to prevent them from buckling.) * Trim your photographs to size. Your images should be exactly 5 3/8×4 5/8 to fit snugly in the back of the jewel cases. We cropped our images down from 5 x 7 prints. * Attach cardboar... See less

See this at: crafty-moms.com| Added on 12/22/06

Creating a collage journal is a unique and fun way to personalize and enrich your journal. Making a collage journal is something that everyone can enjoy. If you are a visual artist, photographer, writer or just someone who wants to enhance your... See more

Creating a collage journal is a unique and fun way to personalize and enrich your journal. Making a collage journal is something that everyone can enjoy. If you are a visual artist, photographer, writer or just someone who wants to enhance your written journal, then creating a collage journal can be quite an adventure. CHOOSE A PAPER FOUNDATION: Find a journal with a ring binding. This will allow you to open the journal flat with two blank pages facing up. If this is your first collage, I recommend that you work create only one collage. (Note: Make sure to use a thicker strength to create a multi-dimensional collage. LOOKING FOR SPECIFIC MATERIALS: Look for unusual words, pictures, images and other materials for your collage. Don’t forget your basic office supplies such as: transparent tape, glue, scissors, stickers, glitter, paper punches as well as artistic paper, and small pieces of fabric or yarn. CHOOSING A THEME: Take a second look at your collage pieces collection. Choose one... See less

See this at: shabbyprincess.typep...| Added on 12/07/06

so...as crazy and busy as the holiday season can be (and is - LOL)...we are still HAVING FUN! we love to turn some of the 'work' of the holidays into FUN projects :) ya know...like hand-making gifts for the family/friends...baking...wrapping... See more

so...as crazy and busy as the holiday season can be (and is - LOL)...we are still HAVING FUN! we love to turn some of the 'work' of the holidays into FUN projects :) ya know...like hand-making gifts for the family/friends...baking...wrapping presents...decorating and all of that! Last night...we made a fun little Thanksgiving treat (it was just for fun and practice - LOL)...it is SOOOO easy (trust me...it is SUPER EASY if I can do it :)) and fun...and actually pretty YUMMY! Here's a photo and link to the recipe: How cute is this? The base of it is made of TWINKIES - LOL! This is a REALLY fun little treat to make with your kids and best of all...NOOOO BAKING :) Hmmm...DiscTalkRadio....WHAT is that? LOL! I have to share a little :) So...I got to have a couple of hours of TOTAL FUN with some adorable and wonderful scrapping friends. I was interviewed by the amazing and sweet (and oh so fun) Pattie Knox! It's funny because I've 'known' Pattie for several years now as we both got started in... See less

See this at: stampington.com| Added on 12/11/06

Express the passions of your life through scrapbooking, stamping, photography, quilting, decorative fabrics, computer graphic designs and more ... then carry them wherever you go! Sturdy metal hardware complements these high quality acrylic and... See more

Express the passions of your life through scrapbooking, stamping, photography, quilting, decorative fabrics, computer graphic designs and more ... then carry them wherever you go! Sturdy metal hardware complements these high quality acrylic and plastic/bamboo handled stylish handbags. The compact mirror on the inside lid will ensure that you look as good as your purse does! Easily cleaned by just mild soap and water! See less

Highlights: z becky brown - Black Lid & Handle Handbag 8" x 4-3/4" x 6" Price: $59.95 SKU: 5ZB-BLKPURSE Order online!

See this at: stampington.com| Added on 12/11/06

This project can be made rather quickly using punch-out rolodex dividers. Purchase a plain rolodex from an office supply store to use with the rolodex dividers. Stamp letters of the alphabet onto the rolodex dividers using Making Memories Magnetic... See more

This project can be made rather quickly using punch-out rolodex dividers. Purchase a plain rolodex from an office supply store to use with the rolodex dividers. Stamp letters of the alphabet onto the rolodex dividers using Making Memories Magnetic Stamp Alphabet - Rummage and Nick Bantock Ink Pad - Van Dyke Brown. Add ribbons and embellishments of your liking. Then, trace the shape on each side of the rolodex onto paper from the Harvest Kit Collection, cut, and adhere them to cover the visible sides of rolodex (use a rolodex card to trace two holes to cover the upper parts of the rolodex). Lastly, place the dividers in their appropriate places. See less

Highlights: Mistletoe Memories Package includes: 24 papers & 4 die cuts; 8" x 8" Price $7.95 SKU: 5DD-5306 Order online!