S. Denise Hoyle | April 16, 2012
If you’re a lover of all things craft-related, attending a craft fair is something you should definitely make time for. If you make crafts, however, then you may want to seriously consider selling your handmade works of art at craft fairs instead of just attending them.
S. Denise Hoyle | April 2, 2012
Many people spend countless hours a day doing crafts for the sheer reason that they love it. Have you ever considered making money from your crafts? It’s very possible—and there are several ways to make a little income from your work.
S. Denise Hoyle | March 31, 2011
There is a hot deal of the day on these Fiskars Performance Accents Assorted Pattern Scissors - get your choice of three different designs (zebra, cheetah and floral) for just $5.99 with free shipping! They retail for $12 and can be found on Amazon for between $9 and $10 so this is a pretty good deal [...]
S. Denise Hoyle | December 15, 2010
Subscribe to the FaveCrafts Quick and Crafty email newsletter for free and receive the Homemade Christmas Gift Guide eBook as a welcome gift. Grab the Santa’s Guide to Easy Christmas Crafts for Kids ebook while you’re at it. Related Posts:Grab a Free Christmas Crafts eBook and Enter to Win a Rotary Cutter4 Reasons to Sell Your [...]
S. Denise Hoyle | October 5, 2010
Get TWO FREE Halloween Crafts eBooks: Easy Halloween Crafts 2010 Edition 2010 eBook features 7 easy Halloween crafts to wear, decorate or give away, including the Pirate Pumpkin (pg. 5) and the DIY Spider Webs (pg. 17). Homemade Halloween Decorations 2010 Edition eBook features 7 homemade Halloween decorations to decorate the home without spending a bundle, including [...]
S. Denise Hoyle | May 21, 2010
I love Michael’s because they always have lots of inexpensive activities to keep the kids busy, their $1 deals are awesome (I just stocked up on pink journals with my initial on them), and in addition to the craft supplies that I crave, they have neat stuff for the house. Of course the best part [...]
Sarah J. Doyle | October 18, 2009
Fabric tubes are very easy to make and there are many ways to use them. A basic tube could be approximately 18″ long x 4″ wide. You’d simply fold the fabric in half lengthwise and sew the long side. Turn inside out, fold under one of the ends and hand sew the opening closed, then [...]
Sarah J. Doyle | August 23, 2009
With school starting, we’ll all have a difficult time keeping track of all the school events, personal appointments, work schedule, etc, so I think this French Memo Board by Jen Madsen is just the perfect thing. It’s so pretty that I’m not so sure I’d want to “clutter” it up with notes, grocery lists, to-do [...]
S. Denise Hoyle | June 5, 2009
There’s a great post at Crafting A Green World that I wanted to share with a bunch of neat ideas on how to reuse your old tissue paper patterns. Their ideas include gorgeous paper roses with button accents, wrapping paper and matching gift tags, decoupage letters and sewing boxes, and my favorite drink coasters and [...]
Sarah J. Doyle | May 3, 2009
Graduation days are fast approaching. For some areas, schools let out around the middle of May, whereas other areas it might be the first week of June.Soooo, whether you have a Kindergarten “graduate”, 8th grade graduate or high school graduate – these cool fabric postcard graduation announcements / invitations can be modified to be used [...]
