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Do not fold and take the cloth, unless the bottom edge. Turn. Fill the tube with fleece.

This rendering of strawberries as a scarf is the perfect accessory to wear during the winter when you are pretending that it’s already spring.

As we wrap up what has been one of my favorite series here on Craft , I thought I’d share a few pictures of my craft space with you. While I haven’t completed my organization and decoration, I do have some major elements squared away and they make me very, very happy. My craft space/office occupies our fourth bedroom, so I’ve been lucky enough to have a lot of space to spread out and store stuff

Today marks the last of our series of round ups for Crafting on the Go. One of the questions we asked our favorite crafters was: When you have to craft on-the-go (while you’re traveling, in the carpool lane, at family activities) how do you organize your craft supplies? Find out the answers from the crafters we’ve profiled below

These tree branch hooks by maker and artist Ronnie McCullough are the perfect addition for my magnetic organizer.

I love this crochet version of a paper chain garland from Steph of Lovestitches . It’s so bright and cheerful! Read this article | Comment on this article

Gros Fold and tape the ends to a circle below. Sew the contour to the back of the head and reinforced with one pass. Addressing the rights and put their ears to the inside.

Stuck inside? Maker Shed is having a sale! Cabin fever is kicking in, so we figured no time like the present to lay-in some awesome, indoor-friendly projects. To get you in the mood to make, we have new kits, fresh re-supply of our most popular kits, and a juicy sale on everything from necklaces to chemistry sets ; finger puppets to Erector sets

This weekend is the last of our series of round ups for Crafting on the Go. One of the questions we asked our favorite crafters was: How do you organize your craft space to allow for quick pick-up-and-go crafting

Nikol Lohr of The Thrifty Knitter gives us a glimpse of her crafty life at the Harveyville Project . Read on after the jump for more photos and a Q&A with Nikol! Read this article | Comment on this article