Craftiness

WANT!!! - Mary Carmen from Bookmarklet

*squee* - aden {Chickadee}

Cut that out! - Jyl BlueBott

http://www.smileysyarns.com/ And I have been known to take the train to NYC for her blowout sales, usually in a hotel meeting room. - Janet-The Bottley Crue

Jimmy Beans. I love the customer program where you get dollars based on how you spend. - Jyl BlueBott

"All it takes to make delicately scented tablets is a little mixing, some gradual spritzing, and a few minutes of molding." - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart from Bookmarklet

Alternatively eat lots of taco bell pre bath - SteVe C

Ha! - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart

More info about using porcelain pens here: http://www.wardi.dk/2008... - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart

Heh heh. ;) - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart from Android

"I'll close my shop by the end of May... To "end with a flourish" (hope it's the right expression !), I organize a sale : all my patterns will be at 1.2 dollars !" - Lix from Bookmarklet

<3 - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart from Android

I mistook the image for an elephant's head tho... - Helensleydale

"Both of these patterns are free and courtesy of the LucyRavenscar blog. The gnome was a wee bit more challenging due to the color changes. But overall, I really enjoyed both of these patterns.  LucyRavenscar also has a pattern for a knight cork, and Darcy put in a request for that guy.  I thought of a couple of other characters to make using these patterns as a guideline.  Wouldn't a Little Red Riding Hood and a Matryoshka / Babushka be cute?  I'll be sure to share pictures if I make more." - edythe from Bookmarklet

"If the sun seems to peer right into your window, give it something pretty to look at -- and through. These translucent hanging hearts are easy to make from waxed paper and crayons. In return, sunbeams will color your room with cheer. Begin with a 12-by-16-inch sheet of waxed paper. Fold it in half along its length; unfold. Deposit wax-crayon shavings (made with a handheld pencil sharpener) evenly but not thickly across one half of the paper. Fold the clean half of the paper over the shavings. Crimp the three open edges with a 1/2-inch fold to hold the shavings. Protect your ironing surface with kraft paper. Place the waxed paper on the kraft paper, and cover it with another sheet of kraft paper. Iron lightly on medium heat, checking after every few passes. Stop when all the shavings have melted; let cool. Next, trace and cut out hearts of various sizes. String each heart with a silk thread for hanging." - Anika from Bookmarklet

she embroiders from her drawings. - edythe from Bookmarklet

nice - Winckel

I find that although I may look at a pattern for inspiration, my crochet style is much different (i don't believe in joining rounds for instance), so I end up adapting or rewriting patterns to fit my style of crochet. - Tiddy Bott

Both. I like patterns mostly because I am lazy and like to follow directions. I am soooooo a process knitter. But I also modify or create my own if something is not working for me. I find that I modify or create a lot if bag patterns. - Mary Carmen from iPhone

I've created my own light box out of an old Amazon shipping box and copy paper. It worked beautifully for me. #ghetto - Kelli H. from Android

A lot of people on cooking blogs Kesha follows say natural light is best. I totally agree but our apartment has horrible natural light so we make due with what we have. - DB Botts - Just DB Botts

"This is such a fun project to do with the kiddos.  My girls and I had  ball gabbing while we were prepping the crayons. After that it was a perfect opportunity to have a color class while we created our crayon concoctions.  From start to finish this is an easy and elegant Valentine treat that your little ones {or big ones} will love to share with their friends this Valentine's Day!!" - Anika from Bookmarklet

I've made these before! It's pretty fun but the kids weren't as impressed as I was. :P - Zulema ⋅ spicy cocoa tart from Android

That's understandable, you have young ones. - Anika

"Italian textile designer Luisa Cevese noticed the amount of cloth wasted during the production process and sought to give these remnants a new life. In her unique designs, Cevese utilizes these scraps, collected from all over the world, by capturing them between layers of plastic. Durable and striking, the finished product is a marriage of color, shape and function, with an ecological benefit." - edythe from Bookmarklet

it looks awesome! - Sir Shuping is just sir

Great colors! - Kirsten

#MajeedaMade - Nakachi from FFHound!

I'm experimenting with different cord materials, and plan to take a class on different knot/wrap techniques next month. - Bren from iPhone

pretty - peamageddon

Thank you :) - Bren from iPhone

"You can download a full PDF of the pattern here." https://docs.google.com/open... - edythe from Bookmarklet

Cute pattern! I bought one of those cases but haven't use it yet - Tamara

"Step 7 When the surface of your ball is completely smooth and uniform, the felting process is complete. Squeeze any water out of the ball, then press the ball in a towel. Once excess water is removed, roll the ball in your hands one last time to round it out, then allow it to dry for at least 12 hours before using." - edythe from Bookmarklet

clapotis sounds dirty - SteVe C

My first one failed badly. My second one is just OK - they are more complicated and difficult than they seem at first. I kept trying to knit during football games (warm wool on my lap in the cool fall evenings = perfect) and getting distracted, though. - Webgoddess Needs A Drink

The kind that someone else knits for me. What? Wrong answer? - Shannon - GlassMistress

I'm with Hedgie on the Malabrigo (especially the original: Worsted), and as a fiber I tend toward the luxury fibers (like everything else it seems). I've been working with BMFA's Woobu for a Goodale cardigan for myself and *love* it! - Katie

ooooh, sergers are fun. - jambina

vışır. - Ezgi Akyurt from Bookmarklet

I'm tempted to make one of these just because I can - Tamara from Bookmarklet

*drool* - Jyl BlueBott

That's pretty! - Katy S

Blue Moon Fibers are amazing. - Mary Carmen

oooh, pretty! - ~Courtney F.