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Spinning Yarns

July 8, 2008 by sarah hodsdon

The crafting industry is catching on to the fact that most crafters are not loyal to one art form or another. Oftentimes, our “other” passions make their way into our scrapbooking lay-outs….sewing, fabrics, fibers, stamping, beading, mixed media collage and altered arts. Scrapbooking is about your voice and how you tell the story rather than the format or even the product.

Today I stumbled upon a lovely blog called Method Playground that was just so cool. Not only does it have wonderful challenges that spark your creativity and tickle that muse of yours, it tests the boundaries and redefines scrapbooking as a whole. This last challenge involved adding fiber to your pages….AMAZING!!! If you’d like to emulate this look and perhaps haven’t the foggiest idea as to where to start, we have incredible folks right here on Craft Gossip to help. The amazing Vickie Howell can not only help you learn how to knit but, gives you valuable insight and loads of inspiration! JD Wolfe will help you master crochet and provide you with wonderful tidbits to take your art to the next level. Crafting knows no boundaries really. It’s about finding new ways to spin your own yarns and telling those amazing stories in your world and, it starts with defining your own voice and following your passion.

Here, look at the close up….these pages were crocheted

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Have you read?

FREE Dripping Font for Halloween

FREE Dripping Font for Halloween

This dripping “Inked Blood” font is perfect for your Halloween scrapbook layouts, imagine the creepy titles and spooky journaling you can print out with this one! This FREE design comes in all capitals with thick bold letters that have drippy areas on each one to create ooky spooky designs. It’s available in TTF and OTF file types and would also be pretty easy to convert too SVG for electronic cut files as well.

Click here to visit Font Bundles to get the FREE download.

-Heather

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