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• 4 Polymer Clay Hacks Every Crafter Should Master
  on Apr 4, 2016 in Polymer Clay polymer clay polymer clay hacks polymer clay tips
  4 Polymer Clay Hacks Every Crafter Should Master Crafters love polymer clay; there is no second opinion about it. No matter the brand or type, it is one of the most flexible medium for your project. I have talked a lot about polymer clay in my previo...
• Remarkable Polymer Clay Types- The Different Brand and Types Used in Art
  on Mar 28, 2016 in Polymer Clay polymer clay Polymer clay types
  Remarkable Polymer Clay Types- The Different Brand and Types Used in Art Art and craft are all about creating something, and nothing satisfies that desire to create quite like clay modeling and sculpturing does. However, like any other field of art,...
• 7 Hobbies You Can Monetize Well in Modern Times
  on Mar 14, 2016 in Crochet Needlework resources for crafters crochet Jewelry making knitting paper art
  We are living in a time where we can monetize almost everything and anything. From a talent, you can make a skill set you have acquired, market it well and you will make more money than on any day job. Log on to any website selling handcrafted stuff...
• Faberge Egg History – The Delightful Tale of a Delicate Art
  on Mar 7, 2016 in Uncategorized egg art Faberge Egg History
  Faberge Egg History – The Delightful Tale of a Delicate Art No one celebrates Easter quite like the Russians. For them, it is essentially the biggest feast of the year. While they have their own way of celebrating the day, there are quite a few com...
• Artist Interview: Rina Heine Wool Painting Artist
  on Feb 29, 2016 in Artist Interview artist interview Wool Painting
  I recently created an Etsy Treasury called wool painting and had the pleasure to meet Wool Painting Artist Rina Heine.  Rina Heine – Wool Painting Artist She was kind to share her story and her art with my readers and me. Rina grew up in a b...
• A Brief History of Origami and 3 Contemporary Origami Artists
  on Feb 22, 2016 in Origami
  The Japanese word “Origami” itself is a compound of two smaller Japanese words: “ori”, meaning to fold, and “kami”, meaning paper. Wikipedia A Brief History of Origami Remember how we all learned to create planes a...
• How To Buy Best Premium Graphic Design Resources – Cut your Delivery Time in Half On A Tight Budget
  on Feb 19, 2016 in resources for crafters Graphic Design
  How To Buy (A) Best Premium Graphic Design Resources – Cut your Delivery Time in Half On A Tight Budget Once in awhile, I come across a fantastic deal for premium design goodies, and I love to pass this opportunity to my readers. Treat yoursel...
• Wool Painting with artist – Marina Askerova work and story
  on Feb 15, 2016 in Artist Interview
    Wool Painting – Marina Askerova story. I am always looking for new talent and new exciting categories of arts and crafts. One of my favorites is Felt which has different styles like nuno, needle, and wet Felting. Wool is the medium used...
• Wool Painting Pictures with Artist – Marina Askerova work and story
  on Feb 15, 2016 in Artist Interview
  Wool Painting Pictures – Marina Askerova story. I am always looking for new talent and new exciting categories of arts and crafts. One of my favorites is Felt which has different styles like nuno, needle, and wet Felting. Wool is the medium us...
• 3 Great Movies to Inspire Your Steampunk Craft
  on Feb 8, 2016 in Steampunk
  Steampunk, as we discussed before, has become a very popular genre among crafters and artists. The best part about it is that it offers an amazing amount of creative freedom to the artists and will inspire your steampunk craft. You can mix imaginatio...

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