Archive for January, 2010

  • Paper Lace

    Paper lace could be considered the big brother of the lace edges of paper doilies. Available at craft stores, this is fairly strong paper. You will find it rolled on a cardboard spool or in a flattened roll in a cellophane bag. It is usually available in white and pastel colors: blue, pink, yellow, maybe [...]

  • Paper Doilies

    Paper doilies, made to place between desert plate and sherbet cup or under pastries are great for paper crafts. They are usually white, but can also be found in metallic red (Valentine’s Day), green (St. Patrick’s Day), gold and silver. Usually round, they are also found in heart and shamrock shapes.  There may well be black [...]

  • Choosing A Craft Hole Punch

    by a Guest Author Whether you want to spice up your scrapbook or create unique labels and decorations, having a craft hole punch will certainly help you accomplish the task. Also known as paper punches, this useful office tool will certainly provide a new breath of air to your office projects. Accentuate your project plan [...]

  • Rubber Stamps

    by a Guest Author Rubber stamps have become the focus of a loyal following of hobbyists the world over and a fairly lucrative market has sprung up for rubber stamps ranging from wedding invitations to even using rubber stamps on t-shirts. Rubber stamping started as purely a way to increase the efficiency of businesses. You [...]

  • Candy Wrappers

    I am a candy hound. Always have been, always will be. And occasionally I run across a candy with a beautiful wrapper or one with nice color and texture. One that should be saved and reused to make something else beautiful. So I save it, or them: quite often this a bag or box of individually wrapped candies, [...]