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Crafts For All Seasons Thanksgiving is coming! Hope everyone enjoys the new November craft. I wish you all a wonderful holiday!
This polymer clay turkey can be turned into a Thanksgiving day pin, earrings, a magnet, place card holder, napkin rings…. use your imagination! To make earrings, just scale down the turkey to a smaller size. This cute turkey craft is made using polymer clay. ...
Leona Love the page Karen. So enjoy both pages to look at. Will have some things to show you soon. For now tho we are gettin ready for Florida for winter. yipppeeeee...Talk soon Leona DBA knhcrafter
Crafts For All Seasons Hope everyone is enjoying the Fall! Here's the new October craft I would like to share.
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This paper strip pumpkin is made out of orange cardstock and held together with two paper brads. Although it looks very simple, it takes a careful hand to spread all the strips out evenly and to hold them in place while attaching the paper brad. ...
This hemp necklace can be worn as a choker or a bracelet. To make a bracelet, simply braid less length for the first and second step. Hemp cording can be found in the jewelry aisle at your local craft store. Hemp jewelry has a very natural look to it, and is perfect for summer or everyday wear...
This is a cute one for the kids! The sandcastle is made using empty paper towel tubes and some play sand from the sand box or the beach. Children love working with the sand, and the castle can be personalized with a flag with the child’s name. ...
Marta Looking for ideas for back to school crafts. Please share.
This little dragonfly is made out of polymer clay. It can be made into a pin, a necklace, glued onto a planter pot, made into an ornament, or made into smaller ones to make earrings. The possibilites are endless. I love working with polymer clay. If you haven't tried it yet, give it a try...
Kathleen Franklyn Thank you for the great craft ideas!
