There is a long history of quilters, knitters, and stitchers of all types picking up their needles and making things for fundraising drives. Stitchers raise money for both research such as research into breast cancer and other illness and whenever there is a catastrophe within days there are projects launched …
Will it be the case of where were you when google broke? I have had trouble getting into my gmail account this morning and I have just noticed that google.com.au is down. Looks like there are serious problems over at my favourite search engine which might indicate the start of …
Jaime Zollars writes a fun blog titled Paper Forest, covering illustration, and paper art Jaime provides links to art, design and illustrators sites, as well as links that relate to the paper arts such as pop up books, origami, paper models, and paper crafts.
Dalton Ghetti carves tiny minature sculptures into the graphite of a pencil. ” At school Dalton always sharpened pencils by hand, and would sometimes peel the paint from the pencil and carve intricate designs into the wood. He noticed that a good blade cuts through both the wood and through …
It’s interesting the way people are using flickr groups. Nifty thrift is a group to share and swap (if you choose) thrift shop, garage sales, and flea market finds. Cassi Griffin of Bella Dia established the group and I know some people who read this would just love it!
Aronela left a comment to say that she is interested in the bags of fun challenge. So I am waving hello to her and welcoming her in to the group. I have done very little stitching on my bag as life at work has been busy and on top of …
The Bowes Museum holds a collection of European fine and decorative arts of the period 1400-1875 with an emphasis on the arts of France. Images and information about many of the objects held in the collections which you can search for easily via a search option. My searches turned up …
