Wednesday, November 26th, 2008
While throwing wood at your face at 75 miles an hour and attacking it with sharp tools may not sound relaxing, it has proven so for thousands of people. Called wood turners, they have joined an age old profession, one recorded on the walls of the Egyptian pyramids and practiced through the ages. Yet for [...]
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Wednesday, November 26th, 2008
Why should a coin collector and investor buy and collect professionally graded and certified coins?. Commonly called slabs, they are housed in a protective plastic holder. There are many companies over a dozen are less than 2 years old which will put your coin in a slab after Certifying [...]
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Thursday, October 23rd, 2008
One of the difficult things about learning to draw is understanding the process an artist uses to go from a blank piece of paper to a completed drawing. The Five-S method is an easy way to understand how an artist does it and how you can do it too.
Drawing is not a process where an [...]
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Sunday, October 5th, 2008
From one crafty person to another, here are a bunch of ideas to try out while youre crafting or sewing to make your life a bit easier, and to save a bit of money and time in the process.
1.Use inexpensive index cards to staple on fabric swatches or ribbon; very handy to take with you [...]
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Friday, September 12th, 2008
Scrapbooks are an ideal way to preserve memories and retrieve them for later reference or use. They allow for a trip down memory lane without struggling about what someone had said on a particular even or what you were wearing on your first prom party. These fun books keep precious memories safe and tucked away [...]
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Sunday, August 10th, 2008
Here is another fun project for the home that you can spend time on that makes use of old coat hangers. You will need some wire, three coat hangers, a grapevine wreath, fresh grapevine, a ceramic bowl or pottery bowl (about 12 inches in diameter), some rocks, pliers, and wire snips.
When selecting your bowl, [...]
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Thursday, August 7th, 2008
Before taking up embroidery as an occupation or a hobby, you need to know the different types of important embroidery supplies and accessories that are available. Also keep in mind that each type can be further divided into specific subtypes based on function and utility. Choose the right tools depending on your need, and type [...]
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Sunday, August 3rd, 2008
Most of us have a hobby that can consume us at times. We spend countless hours doing the things we love doing, and when we aren’t able to do these things, we are trying to figure out how to free more time for our passions. So the obvious question becomes, Why not get paid for [...]
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Friday, August 1st, 2008
Scrapbooking is the scrappers method of saving their personal life in art form. Scrappers are very creative. They use a variety of materials to create a history using photographs, printed material, memorabilia to create scrapbooks, cards, albums and a variety of beautiful objects.
Scrapbooking is a hobby that has become a favorite form of [...]
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Thursday, July 3rd, 2008
Types of Embroidery Machines:
When shopping for embroidery machines, remember that there are different types of equipments that can be classified under embroidery machines, based on function, size and use. The most common types are those that need manual operation to create designs on fabrics and other materials, and are mainly used for fiber art and [...]
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