Congratulations to Lucy Galgano of PA on winning the Sock Basket from Handmade By Bette.
You can meet Lucy on her blog at http://farmersattic.blogspot.com/
The winner was picked using the true generator on Random.org. We want to thank ALL of you who took the time to enter and for all the wonderful comments.
Be sure and come back again tomorrow, we will have a new giveaway starting that you won't want to miss.
Would you like to be a sponsor for one of the giveaways on our blog? It is a great way to get your craft business noticed. For information email us at byyourhandsblog@gmail.com
Friday, September 17, 2010
We Have a Winner for the Sock Basket
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Welcome To My Studio --- Allisbright Crafts
Today's guest poster is Pat C of Allisbright Crafts. You can visit Pat's shop here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/Allisbright
Hi, I would like to share what my creative space looks like. Please click on the pictures for a better view. This is the view from the doorway.
This area is where I cut my fabric and press. My dear husband made the top for the cabinet and I have to tell you that most of my furniture didn't cost me a thing. My husband was able to pick up the cabinets and shelves at different locations where they do renovations and throw out the pieces. He's always on the look out for pieces that I might be able to use.
As you can see - I love fabric! That is just part of it - I have a nice little stash in the closet!
My husband built me the book shelf - which I use for a catch all! I have a wonderful husband!
This is what I'm working on. Those are stitched ornaments for my craft show in the fall. My goal is to make 12 per week this month and so far I'm keeping that goal.
Well there you have it, my little get away where I turn on my IPod and listen to some of my favorite music and sew, sew away. Or I take out my tablet and design some stitchery or wool projects.
Oh, and one last thing. I'll let you in a little secret - my craft room is not always this neat. When I start working on two or three projects at a time or if I'm crunching to get things done for the craft show - watch out - my room can look like a whirl wind came by!
I hope you enjoyed viewing my room - have a great day! Blessings to all.
PatC
http://www.allisbrightcrafts.blogspot.com/
Hi, I would like to share what my creative space looks like. Please click on the pictures for a better view. This is the view from the doorway.
This area is where I cut my fabric and press. My dear husband made the top for the cabinet and I have to tell you that most of my furniture didn't cost me a thing. My husband was able to pick up the cabinets and shelves at different locations where they do renovations and throw out the pieces. He's always on the look out for pieces that I might be able to use.
As you can see - I love fabric! That is just part of it - I have a nice little stash in the closet!
My husband built me the book shelf - which I use for a catch all! I have a wonderful husband!
This is what I'm working on. Those are stitched ornaments for my craft show in the fall. My goal is to make 12 per week this month and so far I'm keeping that goal.
Well there you have it, my little get away where I turn on my IPod and listen to some of my favorite music and sew, sew away. Or I take out my tablet and design some stitchery or wool projects.
Oh, and one last thing. I'll let you in a little secret - my craft room is not always this neat. When I start working on two or three projects at a time or if I'm crunching to get things done for the craft show - watch out - my room can look like a whirl wind came by!
I hope you enjoyed viewing my room - have a great day! Blessings to all.
PatC
http://www.allisbrightcrafts.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Handmade Spotlight - Everyone Loves Jack
Today, we're featuring an awesome collection of Jack-O-Lanterns found on ArtFire.com These cute jacks come in all shapes and sizes... just like the real ones.
Thanks for joining us!
Deena Davis
www.byyourhands.blogspot.com
If you're a member of ArtFire.com and would like some extra promotion for your shop, please join our brand new topsite, top100artfireshops.gotop100.com It's simple to join, just register, add your banner and you're done.
Thanks for joining us!
Deena Davis
www.byyourhands.blogspot.com
If you're a member of ArtFire.com and would like some extra promotion for your shop, please join our brand new topsite, top100artfireshops.gotop100.com It's simple to join, just register, add your banner and you're done.
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Tuesday Tutorial - Headbands
I happened to come across several headband tutorials that I thought were really pretty this week. Wouldn't your daughter love to go off to school wearing one of these that you made for her?
This Victorian Lace and Pearl headband tutorial is on Little Miss Momma blog.
This one is really unique. Combines two fashion trends, zippers and headbands. Tutorial on I Love To Create.
Big flowers seem to be all over today. Look at this cutie in her flower headband. Directions for assembling this easy headband are found on Mama Loves Papa blog.
Here is a basic headband that is reversible. Tutorial on KC Quilts blog.
Here's a crocheted headband that I thought was real cute. Tutorial on Cut Out and Keep.
And finally, here is a knitted headband from Peace, Love and Crafts.
Hope you enjoyed your visit today.
Bette
www.byyourhands.com
This Victorian Lace and Pearl headband tutorial is on Little Miss Momma blog.
This one is really unique. Combines two fashion trends, zippers and headbands. Tutorial on I Love To Create.
Big flowers seem to be all over today. Look at this cutie in her flower headband. Directions for assembling this easy headband are found on Mama Loves Papa blog.
Here is a basic headband that is reversible. Tutorial on KC Quilts blog.
Here's a crocheted headband that I thought was real cute. Tutorial on Cut Out and Keep.
And finally, here is a knitted headband from Peace, Love and Crafts.
Hope you enjoyed your visit today.
Bette
www.byyourhands.com
Monday, September 13, 2010
Getting Organized - Is That Ribbon in Your Gutter?
While surfing the net, I ran across this really neat idea for ribbon storage.
Megan of, www.kanzlerthoughts.blogspot.com shows us how to install a piece of vinyl rain gutter to our work area to hold our spools of ribbon.
I thought this was a really unique idea.
Megan of, www.kanzlerthoughts.blogspot.com shows us how to install a piece of vinyl rain gutter to our work area to hold our spools of ribbon.
I thought this was a really unique idea.
Look how nicely it fits in there.
To find out how she did this, visit her blog, www.kanzlerthoughts.blogspot.com
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