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74Using a Knifty Knitter Loom
by Moonmaiden
Many people are perplexed with knitting. They find it too frustrating what with dropping the needles or dropping the stitches. But recently I purchased a knitting loom called the Knifty Knitter. It is not... published 2 years ago
81Crafty Gift Baskets
by Moonmaiden
Twined copper basket by Fayme Harper I personally like making gift baskets more than I like receiving them. I love coming up with new ways to make them. Get in the habit of collecting cool baskets when you... published 2 years ago
68Quirky Sock Critters
by Moonmaiden
I like simple things with simple beginnings. What could be more novel than taking a ubiquitous pair of socks, and creating something weird, cuddly, loveable and original out of it. And thus, my line of Quirky... published 2 years ago
70Make an art doll
by Moonmaiden
Doll making has roots in ancient times. It strikes a primal chord within to replicate the human form. Anyone can make a doll. You can use the most basic of tools and supplies, all the way up to the most... published 2 years ago
75Polymer Push Mold Doll Faces Tutorial
by Moonmaiden
I always wanted to make my own doll faces but I thought it would be way too hard. The project intimidated me. One day I picked up a bunch of flesh toned Sculpey (Polymer Clay) with the intention of making my... published 2 years ago
72Freeform Knitting and Crochet
by Moonmaiden
Are you one of those people that never wanted to color inside the lines? Are you happier inventing your own way of doing things than you are in following a pattern? Do you love wild shapes and textures? ... published 2 years ago
74My Favorite Etsy Shops
by Moonmaiden
Made from new socks.One of the most fun places to sell your own arts and crafts is a nifty website called Etsy. You can set up your own shop for free. Just remember that your shop name will become your chat... published 2 years ago
60Carving Eraser Stamps
by Moonmaiden
Carving Eraser Stamps Sometime in the early 1980's I got frustrated with the limited designs in the commercial rubber stamping industry. They were too cutesy...you could find all the bunnies and teddies you... published 2 years ago
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