It’s time for more crafty comment fun! We’re featuring some of our favorite reader feedback here on the blog, over on Facebook and from our Twitter followers. Let’s jump right in! There were some great tips and ideas over on Facebook in response to Kristin’s Frappacheapo that I featured last week. I liked Stacie Haber […]
It’s been another great week for comments from our readers here on the blog, Facebook and Twitter, so let’s get right to ’em! Katie Goodman shared some fantastic tips for freezing food in her post on Wednesday. Several related tips popped up in the comments from readers, like this one from screaminscott. I use a […]
It’s time again to share some of the great feedback we’ve received here on the blog, on Twitter and Facebook. Let’s get right to it! This Star Trek diaper cover was a huge hit with readers, and I love that some folks caught the Redshirt reference. From Andrew Lewis on Facebook: eek! Consider the dangers […]
We’re back with another installment of Your Crafty Comments from the previous week. We loved hearing about fond memories brought back by some of our posts and other inspirations, so let’s get right to it! Brookelynn’s Basket Weave Kicks video was a huge hit, and Shen Barnachea, shares the memories it brought back for her […]
Here at CRAFT, the only thing we love more than coming up with great projects and features and finding the coolest crafts to share with you is hearing back on how those projects affected you. We get the best comments here on the blog and through Facebook and Twitter, and we’ve decided to share some […]
By Julie Jackson I have long been fascinated and impressed by the many talents of Gayla Trail: gardener extraordinaire, photographer, writer, columnist, speaker, veritable font of creativity. You may know Gayla as the creator of the leading online gardening community, You Grow Girl (also the title of her first book). You may know her from […]
Carton Perforé: The Craft That Almost Killed Me By Julie Jackson I’m not sure where I first heard about French perforated paper that could be cut into intricate designs, but I immediately wanted to integrate some cross-stitch into this craft. This is back when I was sane, before I actually received the book and assorted […]
