Feed on
Posts
Comments

Archive for May, 2008

This is the latest site I’ve been trying out. It is called Swap Tree. You list the item you have (movies, cds, and books) and the site arranges for you to trade. This is similar to another site where I swap books. (http://www.bookmooch.com) I love Bookmooch, but I can’t swap [...]

Read Full Post »

I ran across these videos in an Etsy forum. They are very cool! Learn how to make your own resin jewelry!

johnwgolden says:

I just posted my in-depth tutorial for how I make my jewelery using resin and silver plate ring shanks and pewter pendant plates.

Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:

Read Full Post »

I ordered some swap cards from Vistaprint. They came today and I really like them. I ordered my regular business cards from Giggleprint, and they are semi-gloss. They are very pretty, but I wanted a matte finish so I could write on the cards. So I went with vistaprint this time. [...]

Read Full Post »

Handmade Stocking Stuffers in June

Swap-bot URL:
http://www.swap-bot.com/swap/show/16253

Swap Coordinator:
smilesandsunshine (contact)

Swap categories:
Challenges Crafts Seasonal

Number of people in swap:
1

Last day to signup/drop:
June 1, 2008

Date items must be sent by:
June 30, 2008

Number of swap partners:
3

Description:

I don’t know about you, but I’m thinking Christmas. I always say I’ll get a head start on crafts and shopping, do you?
Well, to [...]

Read Full Post »

SeeMommySew is (according to her Etsy profile):
A blessed mommy of 3 busy boys, wife to my best friend, and child of the King. I discovered my love of sewing after I had my first baby. My favorite things to sew are diaper bags, purses, quilts. I love sewing all things related to babies: maternity skirts, [...]

Read Full Post »

Since I’ve mentioned zines here before, I thought I’d link to this article that explains zines to Etsians.

Read Full Post »

Recently, I hosted a swap where you were supposed to try out three recipes. I am going to share my attempts with my swap partners, and also with you, my readers.
I am not the best cook because I don’t do much of it. So, I thought the practice would be good for me. [...]

Read Full Post »

This is one I sent out a while ago. She is made from a shirt sleeve and some ric-rac. I stuffed her with a grocery sack instead of polyfil. Her hair is made out of embroidery floss.
Here is the address for Dot’s blog: http://dotslifeandart.blogspot.com
She is the originator of the dotee doll.

Read Full Post »

This Etsy Seller seems to have a great product, and an excellent marketing strategy as well. I found this video on YouYube while I was looking around. Her name is Gywnn, and her shop is called Gywnn’s Gifts.
Her products are greeting cards and earrings sold together as shown. What a great idea!
Here [...]

Read Full Post »

I finally finished my Quiltie for the Repurposed fabric challenge!
The white fabric was part of some curtains I used in my classroom a few years ago. Somehow they were stained with orange marker, and so I felt fine about cutting them up and reusing the cotton fabric for this new project. I’m sure [...]

Read Full Post »

Older Posts »