Craft tutorials

gingerandrubarb

Just wanted to tell everyone about my fav online shop for fabrics, it's http://printstopolkadots.co.uk They have all of the designers and a huge sale just now with FQ's at £1-2.
I just bought some highway car fabrics for my sons in red and blue, for their xmas quilts and it's only 75p per FQ until Tuesday.

As i shop with them all the time they send me free offers and money off offers so heres some checkout codes:

20% off all items (excludes the die cutting machine) checkout code NOV02

Sorry if this post causes people to loose an hour or two of their lives and start dreaming about fabric crafts and sewing and loosing some money from their accounts :rotfl::rotfl:

Anglea

http://www.allthingsheartandhome.com/2010/11/02/yarn-ball-and-christmas-ornament-wreath/

Looks quite stylish

mary-op

Bumping up

sue2010

just placed an order with prints to polka dots, what a lovely site. Spent ages choosing! Many thanks!

Anglea

http://www.allfreecrafts.com/christmas/index.shtml

scroll down the page to see small thumbnails photos of all the projects, food (including dog treats, decorations, presents.

Also has tutorial for other occasions apart from Christmas

mary-op

Button Necklaces

http://scrappyfairy.blogspot.com/201...-tutorial.html

This is just one way of doing them.......if you google Button Necklaces several different ones come up

mary-op

jamtart - thanks...........I could get lost for hours on your blog.
Love the twiggy advent tree............so many ideas:T

Tamster150

This blog is great for all sorts of sewing tutorials. If you want to make it then there is usually a tutorial for it.

http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/

At the moment they have "Handmade Holidays" with a different theme each day. There are not just sewing tutorials, if you choose a theme and then scroll down, you will find a recipe a day and also a printable everyday. The printables are varied but all home-made craft related

mary-op

Bumping up:)

Anglea

Step by step lessons on pop art portraits for a variety of celebrities, Egyptian designs, African masks, animals, graphics and all the usual subjects you can expect in a drawing class as well as lessons on artists, art appreciation etc.

http://www.allcrafts.net/f.php?url=www.artyfactory.com/sitebody/sitemap.htm

I have a friend that is very interested in Egyptology so these lessons might be very useful for me if I make her a birthday card next year - I'll have plenty of time to pracise.