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Suz on March 25th 2010 in arts and crafts projects
Supplies for creating a 3-D picture include decorative napkins, air-drying clay and glue. Gather supplies for a 3-D picture with expert tips in thisfree crafts video. Expert: Gary Zier Bio: Gary Zier, originally from Florida, is a systems administrator with 10 years of computer networking experience and an expertise in conditional access security systems. Filmmaker: Gary Zier
Suz on March 23rd 2010 in arts and crafts for kids
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Suz on March 18th 2010 in arts and crafts for kids
You are a Hobbyist and find crafts very fulfilling. However, engaging in arts is also expensive. What to do then? Where to go for cheap art and craft supplies? May be somewhere mentioned in the following list!
Local Library: For old, colorful magazines and books that can be used in collage, mixed media and altered art.
Recycle Groups: Join the groups in your area on some recycle websites. You might get a bag of fabric scraps or some old leather item for your next project.
Online Communities for Classifieds: Check the network of online communities, featuring free online classified advertisements. You might get something at lower prices.
Thrift and Resell Stores: Most of them have a section of art and craft supplies. Otherwise too, you might find other items that you can turn into craft supplies especially when you need fabric or books.
Family, Friends, and Neighbors: Check with them. Exchange items among yourselves. What is a waste for them, might be useful for you and vice versa.
Local Shops and Decorators: Upholstery, furniture shops and decorators might be willing to sell their scrap to you at very low prices. Don’t hesitate to ask them though politely. Grocery shops can also give you wooden crates etc.
Local Dollar Store: Not all will be quality material but it’s a good location to look at and stock up on some basics like paint brushes and storage containers.
Children’s Discarded Stationary: Look into the discarded stationary items, pencil boxes, bags etc. of you own or relatives, friend’s children. You might find craft paper, crayons, paints etc. from there.
Discount Websites: There are many discount websites. Check them, see what online bargains can you get. You might find promotional codes and free shipping offers, saving yourself a lots of money.
For more art and craft supplies accessories like stationary items and brushes etc.
Suz on March 15th 2010 in arts and crafts projects
How to use stickers for handmade craft projects using household items in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert.
Expert: Melody Mann
Bio: Melody Mann’s artwork has been seen & sold in juried art shows, and a few of her prints selling in shops & businesses for about 25 years.
Filmmaker: Daron Stetner
Duration : 0:2:4
Suz on January 12th 2010 in arts and craft ideas
Learn tips on how to make fuzzy flip flops for teens in this free video clip on arts and crafts ideas.
Expert: Madison White
Bio: Madison is eleven years old. Several years ago, she started her own company selling various handmade items. She has made Flip Flops for Raven and Dolly Parton.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:3:45
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Suz on January 3rd 2010 in crafting
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