More projects this week from the Arts Bloggers that you won’t want to miss.  If you don’t have time now, tuck them away for future use.
Heather at A Creative Journal  links to the amazing 1000 Journals Project, in case you’ve missed it so far.

Mary Emma at Quilting and Patchwork wonders what you think of the proposed Orphan Works Bill in the US Congress and how it will affect artists, writers, and artisans. 

The incredibly talented Judy Coates Perez has done an artist profile for Layers Upon Layers! 

If you have a die cut machine and some pretty cans, you can make your own embellishments from aluminum cans. Just don’t cut yourself to ribbons while you’re making them! warns Katelyn from Stamping Mad.

Noreen Crone-Findlay, of Hankering for Yarn, has posted pics of some of the ways that she organizes and figures out storage solutions for her yarn stash.
Advice from Eileen at The Artful Crafter: If you save precious photos on your computer, you need to know about Carbonite online backup subscription service. 

Chloe, from Tangled Thread had finished the memorial textiles created in honor of her grandmother. 

Peggy, at Junk Creation is being very creative by reusing a sour cream container as a planter and scrapbook all in one.

ENJOY!  And share your creative ideas with us.

(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen

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Journals, Memorial Textiles, Scrapbooks & More from the Arts Bloggers

More creative ideas from the Arts Bloggers: 

Noreen Crone-Findlay, of Hankering for Yarn, designed a quick and easy market bag to crochet in honor of all the ‘WOW MOM’s! out there. And it’s good for dear old mother earth, too!

Eileen, at The Artful Crafter,  shares instructions for a decoupage Byzantine cross pendant made from cardboard – of all things!
Heather, at A Creative Journal, links to a simple Digital Photomontage Demonstration

Mary Emma at Quilting and Patchwork wonders what you have on your dream list of quilting gadgets.
Peggy at Junk Creation, gives us quick review on a great resource for gourd decorating.

Cyndi, at Layers Upon Layers, shows us how to  take one cheap piece of felt and transform it into “leather”!

Inspire kids to start sewing with this easy felt flower from Chloe at the Tangled Thread.

Chloe from the Creative Bride suggests painting charming & inexpensive wooden boxes to give as wedding favors.

What ideas do you have for crafty projects?

(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen

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Arts Bloggers – A Creative Community of Crafters Share New Ideas with You