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You've seen those network TV specials documenting every wedding disaster in the book—you know, the naughty ring bearer gets into the $1200 cake before you’ve had a chance to cut it. Or the mother-in-law forgets to pick up the bridesmaid bouquets and the girls have to walk down the aisle empty handed. Prepare ...
Mary Helt and Chris Sittel of maryink met at a party while visiting their families in Nashville. At the time, Mary was living in New York City working as a photographer's stylist and Chris was working in Florida at a silk-screen studio. They started visiting one another, having t-shirt parties and coming ...
Ok, we make things and we can make video. It's time for a collaborative project! What is your most essential or favorite tool? Make a video that shares your most essential or favorite tool. Feel free to do it in whatever style you like! Woodmosaics has already made one about his pedal powered table saw. Check it ...
I have often pondered just how many beautifully curated Etsy shops have a tiny crew behind their pretty banner, and as it turns out, there are quite a few. Many of the great items you see here are being cultivated in a garden full of love and hard work, with plenty of little feet running about. Devoted Etsy moms ...
Amanda Soule of SouleMama shares advice, Etsy Finds, and a placemat project How-To for you and your kids to explore food and life creatively.Please introduce yourself and talk a bit about your blog and book.Hello! I'm Amanda of SouleMama, and author of The Creative Family: How to Encourage Imagination and ...
Without role models to guide her, self-taught fashion designer Wendy Mullin of Built By Wendy went from selling her handmade dresses in her front yard to owning four stores across the U.S., running a successful clothing label, collaborating on pattern designs for Simplicity and authoring the Sew U book ...
I am sure that from time to time, every artist and crafter finds an early piece of theirs hidden somewhere in a drawer. They look at the piece and ask themselves, "Who made this?!" Sometimes it is good to stop and look back to see where we started. PamelaAngus, Irish glass artist, started with traditional stained ...
I love jewelry. I love designing jewelry, making jewelry, wearing jewelry, and looking at jewelry. And as a bride-to-be, I was so excited (and lucky) to have the opportunity to design a ring around the most beautiful diamond I have ever seen. I was initially drawn to "Cherish – precious topaz" by Al Krafcik aka ...
What is your most essential or favorite tool? Over in the handmade video group, I'm organizing the tool project to answer that question. Each person is going to make a video about his or her most essential or favorite tool. If you make things and you make video, this Tool Project is for you. You're invited to ...
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