Project of the Month: Valentine Hearts from Girligami |
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Need a last-minute Valentine’s Day present for your honey? Looking to decorate your home for the holiday of love and romance? Fold up a Valentine Heart from Girligami: A Fresh, Fun, Fashionable Spin on Origami by Cindy Ng! These easy and festive hearts can also be used as cupcake toppers, gift tags, or little tokens of affection to slip into your sweetie’s lunch bag.
We’re offering CrafterNews readers an exclusive download of the Valentine Hearts project. Until February 10, the download will also include Cindy’s special paper for the project, which is included in the back of the book. Download the Valentine Hearts project today, before this special offer expires.
Categories: Free Projects | Project of the Month |
Tags: Crafts & Hobbies, paper crafts
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 Girligami A Fresh, Fun, Fashionable Spin On Origami Written by Cindy Ng Category: Crafts & Hobbies - Papercrafts Format: Trade Paperback On Sale: October 28, 2008 Price: $16.95 |
- “Pardon Me (I Didn’t Knit that For You)” performed by Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne
You’ve knitted their colorful blankets, sassy nightgowns, adorable baby bibs, dishtowels, and more, but did you know that Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne of Mason-Dixon Knitting fame are actually country singers in disguise? In celebration of the paperback publication of their smash hit Mason-Dixon Knitting: The Curious Knitter’s Guide: Stories, Patterns, Advice, Opinions, Questions, Answers, Jokes, and Pictures, we are proud to present The Nashville Bandwagon Show, featuring Kay and Ann performing their smash hit, “Pardon Me (I Didn’t Knit that For You)”!
- Crease + Fold Photo Shoot @ the Museum of Natural History—Behind-the-Scenes Images and Video
In December, CrafterNews was able to go on the set of a photo shoot for one of our forthcoming craft books, Crease + Fold: Innovative Origami Projects Anyone Can Make by origami virtuoso Sok Song! The book won’t be in stores until November 2010, but we took some behind-the-scenes pictures at the shoot, which took place at the American Museum of Natural History—click through for pictures and video.
- Wee Mittens from Vintage Knits for Modern Babies
These classic, simply made vintage mittens are the same for right and left hands, which eliminates hassle while dressing little ones. Say good-bye to itchy wrists, thanks to a scrumptious blended yarn. Add your own embellishments—vintage buttons, embroidery, stripes, whatever you fancy.
