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I find the layout a bit too cluttered for my tastes, but there are some good ideas at DIY Home Sweet Home. I particularly like her tutorial for an ultra-simple firewood carrier.
25 Sunday Mar 2012
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I find the layout a bit too cluttered for my tastes, but there are some good ideas at DIY Home Sweet Home. I particularly like her tutorial for an ultra-simple firewood carrier.
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If you haven’t discovered Karen’s blog, The Graphics Fairy, yet, you’re missing out on a great resource. Amongst other things, Karen collects and shares vintage images for others to use in their artwork and craft projects. Some gorgeous inspiration there!
24 Saturday Mar 2012
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inHow can I resist a craft blog with a name like Can’t Stop Making Things? (I can’t, of course!) I like their focus on practical crafts, rather than goofy things that have no relation to Real Life. That’s not to say that there’s no whimsy, because there’s plenty of that; I particularly like their Book Box tutorial.
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Looking for inspiration? Try the project gallery at Craftsy — a little bit of everything, for a wide variety of skill levels.
24 Saturday Mar 2012
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inJordan’s Oh Happy Day blog has a wonderful DIY section, full of modest and practical ideas, and cheerful colors. Her instructions are clear and often illustrated with step-by-step photos, and I’m finding myself intrigued to try several for which I have no personal need but which just look like fun to do!http://www.literatepackrat.com/blog/
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Those of you with little ones might particularly enjoy Dionne’s Passengers on a Little Spaceship blog. The post that caught my eye there was one that was all over Pinterest a week or two back, her paper star lantern tutorial. Yes, it’s origami. No, it’s not horrifically hard (seriously — she has great step-by-step photographs), and the results are extremely pretty.
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Crafting, in my book, is not limited to glue and paint and fabric — it includes food as well. The other week I came across The Hidden Pantry, Diane Cosby’s blog of food and family. The post that caught my eye was “Produce Codes Explained“, but there’s plenty more there to keep me — and perhaps you, too — reading. The recipes are clearly written and beautifully photographed (note to self: really must get a new camera, and soon), and the variety is impressive.