The Crafty Princess Diaries

Tammy Powley’s Crafty Weblog

Craft Bloggers Unite 10/11/08

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With Halloween on our heels, I’m determined to get some of my Halloween related projects finished this
weekend! I mean it! I really do! So, other than some fabo crafty links for you, I’m keeping this blog post brief…keep an eye out for my Halloween goodies.

Cross Stitch at About.com
Stitch a spooky skull with glow-in-the-dark blending filament – if you dare!

Layers Upon Layers
Make a fabric collage, using digital images as your inspiration.

Stefanie Girard’s Sweater Surgery
Stefanie, unlike Joan Crawford, embraces the wire hanger and her favorite medium-the sweater- to make a quick and easy Ghost Halloween Decoration.

The Impatient Crafter™
In honor of Halloween, Madge has joined Terroriffic Tuesdays. This week she shares a free Crystal Web Collar she created for CYSWCSE Swarovski’s DIY brand.

About Family Crafts
Find out how you can transform ordinary soda pop and beer cans into crafty masterpieces.

Cathie Filian
Cathie’s new book Bow Wow WOW! fetching costumes fabulous dog is now avaliable. Have a peek at the 36 different fun costumes and fashion accessories you can make for your pooch.

Craftside-A behind-the-scenes peek at a crafty world
Halloween crafts are in full swing at Craftside with a GIANT web with a super cute spider from the book Fleece Animals, a papier mache skull with natural rust effects, and a found in the yard decoration inspired by Faux Florals in Glass. But Halloween isn’t the only thing happening, there is my finished Crafty Chica Empowerment Guardian and a whole bunch of techniques using Angelina fiber from the creative mind of Susan Stein.

Author: Tammy

Welcome to the Crafty Princess Diaries, my weblog and site where I get to blab about my passion for crafts, primarily jewelry making, and my crafting career. My name is Tammy Powley, and I decided to call my blog the Crafty Princess Diaries because of this very dorky picture I have of myself and because my husband often refers to me as “the princess and the pea,” which is just another way to say that I tend to be particular sometimes. Along with this weblog, I have a number of jewelry making books published.

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