Crafts

Keeping Track of our lives can be a hassle every year. Why not get yourself a lovely weekly planner with some extra forms to help you keep organized throughout the year. We have a Birthday List Page, Monthly Goals Page, To-Do Listing Page, Mileage Tracker for those who have a business and even a personal expense tracking sheet. The most helpful page might be our Password Tracking form. Each month begins with a lovely picture and inspirational saying. We have included the Year-at-a-glance Calendar for 2023, 2024 and even 2025. There are monthly calendars at the beginning of each page and finally weekly calendars to keep track of your appointments. Spiral Bound Edition, 7"x 10" size

Mom's Magnum Opus.

This crochet journal is Christmas themed. It holds 10 different patterns that can be recorded as panels, rows, or rounds. Also a swatch keeping page and project list page. It is beautifully colored with lovely Christmas elements.

These designs are for wax-resist egg decorating. Pysanky (Ukrainian Easter eggs) purists would not consider these eggs to be Pysanky because the designs are not traditional. They range from quilt patterns to mandalas to Islamic geometry, and many more.

Meet Fabulous Fred, the 3D Cross Stitch Unicorn! Your friends and family will gasp in delight, exclaiming “Did you MAKE that?!” Let’s make magic! Stitch him up with this DIY cross stitch pattern, using just embroidery floss and plastic canvas. To make Fred, you will use the following embroidery stitches: Cross Stitch, Joining Stitch, Overcast Stitch. Don't know all the stitches? Don't worry. This PDF comes with step-by-step instructions and patterns and links to tutorials for all the stitches used. Plus a BONUS link that will take you to video assembly instructions.

Pysanky are eggs decorated, batik style, with wax and dyes; the art form is from Ukraine and many other cultures of Eastern Europe. This book offers repetitive patterns made on graph paper suitable for eggs, with the hopes that egg artists will use them as springboards to further design expressions. There are also instructions for creating the grids on eggs.

What started out as a need for Christmas ornaments turned into a family tradition that has continued for more than fifty years. Every year I created a unique ornament to decorate our tree and to give as gifts. It started out with me and a few friends. Others joined as our families expanded. By the time my own children had grown and left home, they each had plenty of ornaments to decorate their own Christmas trees. This book shows the ornaments I made and tells stories related to making them. For some ornaments, steps are also included to give the reader a basic idea for how to make such creations themselves. You will be surprised at what you can make with popsicle sticks, wine corks, lob ...

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Hand-Tooled Leather Products and Hand-Made Arts and Crafts. Dream catchers, purses, holsters, and more!