The Crafty Princess Diaries

Tammy Powley’s Crafty Weblog

Craft Bloggers Unite 02/20/09

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We have some busy blogging crafters this week, so I’ve loaded up with some wonderful links!

Layers Upon Layers
Layers Upon Layers continues to explore lot of different snow-themed art works.

Naughty Secretary Club
It’s Stencil 101 at the Naughty Secretary Club. Learn how to make your own Headphone Hotties Skirt and enter to win free fabric paint!

Stefanie Girard’s Sweater Surgery
The amazing detail packed book Boutique Knits by Laura Irwin provides the inspiration for a half felted/ half non felted bag Sweater Surgery Style.

The Impatient Crafter
Madge shares another fab free jewelry project from her new co-authored book Bead and Wire Jewelry Exposed. Leave a comment for a chance to win a free book while you’re there!

About Family Crafts
Are you up for a crafty challenge? Design your own simple Mardi Gras mask.

Aileen’s Musings
Aileen crafts a whimsical birthday banner from rock salt, watercolors and fun embellishments! Let yourself be inspired and create your very own banner!
Craftside-A behind-the-scenes peek at a crafty world
A sneak peek into Angela Cartwright and Sarah Fishburns’ new book: In This Garden, as well as Robert Vetica’s: Good to Great Hair, a watercolor Maneki Neko (Lucky Cat) greeting card and two fun uses for vintage garter clips.

Crafty Princess Diaries
Tammy and her DH show off their donation to a local Humane Society event. The piece is call “I Heart Animals Necklace” and combines her metal clay skills and his chain making skills.

Cross Stitch at About.com
“Let the Good Times Roll” with Connie’s free Mardi Gras Cross Stitch patterns.

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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