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Tag Archives: craft
hallowe’en card: folding wings bat
i had an idea for a hallowe’en card. i took some black construction paper, folded it in half and drew an outline of a bat. i cut the bat out, sketched in some features, and folded the wings in on … Continue reading
quilling: the art of paper filigree – part 1 of 3
before i talk about quilling, i want to explain what led me to it in the first place. one of my first posts here was all about handmade cards. i think i may have even quoted daniel pink (checking old … Continue reading
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Tagged cardstock, craft, creating, creativity, daniel pink, handmade cards, paper, paper filigree, quilling
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milk carton bird feeders: kids made it so
a classic craft. this milk-carton bird feeder has been made many times in many ways. a great way to keep little creative hands busy for an afternoon…the photos are pretty much self-explanatory. the supplies can be found at most dollar … Continue reading




