New and noteworthy blogsites I've recently found:
Music from today's podcast:
Chris Ayer - Left to Lose (from the Podsafe Music Network)
Jeff Wahl - Loop o Plane (from Magnatune.com)
Books and Magazines on My Night-Stand:
- Knitting for Peace - Betty Christiansen [ISBN: 1-58479-533-6]
- Stitch Something Special - Jean Giles [ISBN: 0-385-23173-3]
- Reader's Digest Knitter's Handbook - Montse Stanley [ISBN: 0-89577-467-4]
- Vogue Knitting Stitchionary - Volume One: Knit & Purl [ISBN: 1-931543-77-1]
- The Devil Wears Prada - Lauren Weisberger [ISBN: 0-385-50926-X]
- Total Workday Control - Using MS Outlook - Michael Linenberger [ISBN: 0-9749304-1-5]
- Crocheted Socks - 16 Fun-to-Stitch Patterns - Janet Rehfeldt and Mary Jane Wood [ISBN; 1-56477-464-5]
- Corel Paint Shop Pro X - The Official Guide [ISBN: 0-07-226262-1]
- How to Crochet - Pauline Turner [ISBN: 185585-827-4]
- Teach Yourself Visually Knitting - Sharon Turner [ISBN: 0-7645-9640-3]
- Martha Stewart Living - February, 2007 Issue
- Harvard Business Review - February 2007 Issue
- Fortune Magazine - February 5, 2007 Issue
- Patternworks - 2006 Fall Catalog
- Knit Picks - Winter 2007 Catalog
Today's Craft - Valentine's Day Key Chain:
Materials Needed
Step One: Drill a small hole in the right-hand 'shoulder' of the heart. The hole needs to be large enough to pass the ribbon, string, etc., through it.
Step One: Drill a small hole in the right-hand 'shoulder' of the heart. The hole needs to be large enough to pass the ribbon, string, etc., through it.
Step Two: Make sure the edges are smooth, the drilled hole is cleaned out and then paint the entire heart red. Those hands in the picture are my six-year old son's -- showing how it's done.
Step Three: Tie the ribbon around the split-ring.
Step Four: Tie the loose ends of the ribbon to the heart.
The Finished Product!
Super Easy! Super Fast! Super Kid-Friendly. This makes a great craft project for a Cub Scout Den Meeting, Brownie Meeting, or just some fun 'craft time' at home with the kids. And Mom will really appreciate this a sweetheart of a Valentine's Day gift. :-)
Step Three: Tie the ribbon around the split-ring.
Step Four: Tie the loose ends of the ribbon to the heart.
The Finished Product!
Super Easy! Super Fast! Super Kid-Friendly. This makes a great craft project for a Cub Scout Den Meeting, Brownie Meeting, or just some fun 'craft time' at home with the kids. And Mom will really appreciate this a sweetheart of a Valentine's Day gift. :-)
2 comments:
Thanks for the tutorial (and the podcast). Very cool!
Stephanie
www.mesocrafty.wordpress.com
Very clever ideas! I love the "Ideas in my head" comment. I have a lot of those too.
Thanks again for joining the podcastosphere!
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