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Try you hand at Beading in 2010

Teach Yourself Visually Jewellery Making and Beading

Shop for: Bead and Jewellery Making Supplies

Mixed Media Explorations: Blending Paper, Fabric and Embellishment to Create Inspired Designs

Wagashi: Handmade fashion art from Japan

Homemade Play dough Recipes:

1. 2 tablespoons flour, 1 tablespoon salt. Mix in a pot with enough water to make a stiff paste. Heat gently but do not boil. A little food colouring can be added.

2, One heaped cup of flour, small 1/2 cup salt. Add 1/2 cup boiling water gradually until there are no traces of flour left.

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In today's busy world living in "Real time" means enjoying rewarding leisure activities on a regular basis.

"Today is life - the only life you are sure of. Make the most of today. Get interested in something. Shake yourself awake. Develop a hobby. Let the winds of enthusiasm sweep through you. Live today with gusto." - Dale Carnegie.

Featured Articles

The Art of Paper Quilling - Paper quilling or paper filigree is a fascinating paper craft best defined as the rolling, scrolling, shaping, or fringing of narrow strips of paper. The rolled shapes are glued to hold their size and then pinched to result in specific shapes and grouped together to make miniature designs. Originating in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as a religious decoration and a popular pastime in Victorian times quilling is once again enjoying a comeback for the enhancement of greeting cards, place cards, gift tags, wedding invitations, birth announcements, scrap book pages, picture frames, ornaments or as three-dimensional stand alone decorative pictures often featuring intricate patterns or floral arrangements. Read

Convert the Basement to Ultimate Craft Room

Art Collecting

Collecting Antique Maps

Salt Dough Folk Art -The art of making objects using salt dough has become very popular in recent years with the only requirements to get started in this folk art hobby are flour, salt, water and basic equipment found in the home kitchen. Read

Make a Pleated Wallpaper Lampshade

How to Make a Hemp Necklace

How to Make Homemade Soap

How to Make Candles

Beginner's guide to Acrylic Painting (Paper)

Oil Painting Lessons - Tips on Colour mixing and theory

Encaustic Art - Hot Wax Painting

Sewing with Leather and Suede

The Art of Decoupage

How to Make a Leather Wallet

American Patchwork Quilting

The Art of Embroidery