Written by Deanna Mulder Let me introduce myself. My name is Deanna Mulder. I live in the United States, in Milwaukie, Oregon, a suburb of Portland. I have been paper crafting for about 15 years. One of my favorite things to make is cards. I am a fairly clean and simple girl as it relates …
Written by: Krista Anderson Introduction Hello! My name is Krista and this is my blog – imaginationat.work I just wanted to introduce myself. I am new to blogging but have been repurposing, designing, and creating for most of my life. I love to take something old, unusable, or just out of style and make it …
written by: Tiffanie Rashel Hello craft Family. My name is Tiffanie Rashel from Rashel Made It LLC and I’m here to share with you all a tutorial on how to make a simple epoxy glitter tumbler using some awesome designs from LoveSVG. Since this is my first blog here, I should probably tell you about …
Written by Glorai Banmna. Hello and welcome! My name is Gloria and I am a newbie in blogging and crafting. Since I am a newbie in blogging, I hope you will give my articles a chance and not give up on me too soon. I want to make my articles fun and interesting and you …
by: Deanna Mulder I don’t know about where you are from but here in Portland, Oregon we have had a lot of really warm days these past few weeks with some unprecedented heat. July is here so that tells me it is time for some Christmas in July projects. Who am I to go against …
By Tracey Kryskowiak Well hello there! Thanks for joining me. Since this is my first blog here, let me introduce myself! My name is Tracey and I am just starting the process of making crafting my full-time job. I wanted to share my experience with you so that you can learn what to do and …
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By Angie Cherney I bought a Silhouette machine just two months ago. I’d been wanting a cutting machine for years, but didn’t feel like I had a good enough reason to spend a chunk of money on myself, especially since I’m not what most would consider “crafty” or artistic. In fact, I often say that …