Kelly Hale
Web Designer, who loves being in and around water – oceans, lakes, rivers, and puddles… likes fishes, diving, and underwater photography. Loves fabric, patterns, & paper. Adores cheese, hotels, puppies and all things crafty.
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b. http://www.haveinternetwilltravel.com/
For crafty and creative people, dedicated to all things handmade. Talk Crafty To Me, is a place to share the things that inspire me to break out the glue gun and the glitter. Distinctive, original, lovingly crafted, handmade products full of style.
http://blogdelanine.blogspot.com/2009/04/mein-action.html
this website has great info about stamp making. she also just recently posted info about what tools and supplies she uses. i can’t wait to try it.
martina
I enjoy your website, it has great info. Can anyone join in the fun? Very interested as I make handmade accessories.I love to see other people’s visions. Thank you, Nancy
I WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE YOUR BLOG VIA EMAIL NOT FACEBOOK
Just sign up to the RSS feed on the bottom of the left hand column.
I love the smores gift ideas. I would love to use this for a party. Where did you purchase the clear boxes in the three different sizes. Thanks so much. You have a lot of great ideas. Tina
OMg! i found this site on google and i was like nice let’s see what we can find, and i started looking all the projects and before i could realize i saw the full 18 pages opening tabs of stuff i plan to make soon! haha great just great (thumbs up)
Check out the comments on that post, there are a couple of links to places you can buy these online.
Would prefer to receive your blog via email if possible.
Love your creative ideas – especially the packaging!
Unable to find the instructions for the “Cowgirl Cookies” mixture in a jar. Can you instruct me on where it can be found on your website?
Thans!!
Sue you can subscribe to the RSS feed at the bottom of the left column.
What kind of machine / label maker / printer do you use for your tags? I love, for example, some christmas gifts 2009 but there is no mention of what you used. Advice?
Hi Kristin, Glad you’re loving some of our ideas. There are all kinda of options out there to make labels, some for a printer you might already have, or even a special label machine. Another easy way to make tags or labels is to look in your local craft store or online for a craft punch. These come in all kinda of shapes, and you can cut them out of whatever paper you like. If you put your comment on the page you like in particular I can try and be more specific about what was used for that project.
Hi Janet. If you follow the link to Cowgirl Cookies at the bottom of the post about Gifts from your Kitchen you’ll find more info on this.