August 2, 2009
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Just in case you missed any details of
our August 2nd radio show, here's
the facts, info, hints, tips, advice, musings and whatevers!
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any feature on this page: Project Ideas of the Week Guest Interview with Liz Pagayonan Guest Interview with Madeline Faiella Craft Concierge - Maria Nerius Embracing Your Creative Spirit with Katheryn Tidwell Bieber The Final Few | Musings | Rave About Fave Herban Living | Go Go Green |
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 My project pick this week comes from www.craftstylish.com. For anyone who wants to recycle Altoid tins, this is a great idea from Diane Gilleland! Using metal from the hardware store, the tutorial at this site shows you step-by-step how to emboss the metal and then attach it to the top of the tin box. It's very nice looking and I can't wait to try this technique! >>Heidi |
 This
Seasonal Pencil Holder from
www.ilovetocraft.com looks like a fun project to
get the kids back into the school mode. Gosh, it isn't that
long before the kids are back in school! You can use
the basic technique for this project and decorate the pencil
holder to match a child's room for any season! >>Candace |
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 Inspired at Home Blog
- Check out this week's posts:
Creative Ribbon Window Treatment by Heidi Borchers, Last Week's Show Overview by Tiffany Windsor, Nasturtiums for Culinary and Medicinal by Candace Liccione, CHA Craft SuperShow - WOWIE! by Tiffany Windsor. |
 Embracing
your Creative Spirit with Katheryn Tidwell Bieber
- this week's topic is nourishing your creative soul.
Listen to Katheryn's podcast interview - GO>> |
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 Maria
Nerius checks in each week with her
Craft
Concierge report helping to point you in the
right direction to discover the creativity you already have inside!
This week, Maria discusses the art of
Paper Quilling.
Click here to read
Maria's report - GO>>
Click here to listen to Maria's podcast report - GO>> |
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My
project pick this week comes from
dedicated to spreading awareness that scrapbooking can be
used as a tool to transform any area of life. Creator of
the 
art, jewelry and home decor. Her art reflects
her many years of travel as a professional singer and she
loves beauty and elegance. In her own words, she "gets a
kick out of repurposing". As editor of the
with your health and the
planet in mind. There are no harmful VOC's, this product
line is non-toxic,
kid-safe and eco friendly!
has edible and medicinal flowers that bring wonderful color
to any garden. The flowers smell like honey and their flavor
is a mild, peppery taste. The petals are chewy when dried so
they are usually chopped up to use in recipes.
My
pick for the final few is
My pick this week is
by Joan Maloof.
I found this book, written by a local author at a local
bookstore recently. If you love trees (like I do!) then this
book is a must read! Joan teaches biology and combines
biology with the relationship between the trees, the fungus, the
soil, the insects, the birds and more. All life is
inner-related and this book shows just how important this
relationship is between the trees and everything else on
Earth! A GREAT read! >>Candace
