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A bit of advertising for my Christmas lottery.

The money generated will go all in Charity ... if you want to know what it's come to read the post on my blog!

http://mani-che-creano.blogspot.com/2010/10/lotteria.html

Thanks!

Chiara

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Made in Italian ..!

you learned from her grandmother to the ancient technique of making knitted scarves, but only you can do? I think I'd be crocheting doilies or just make bibs for babies? Or would you like to create something with your hands but in books and patterns you do not like Italian? Here is your

site: Raverly ! More than one site is a community where you create, exchange opinions, ideas and you can even publish their work, users have their own patterns (free or paid), there is a space where you save your favorite patterns and yarns and c 'is also a forum to talk and exchange ideas and also doubts ..

But. .. But there is in English! This can stop many of you I guess, but perhaps not all (as I very recently) do not know the forum Made in Italian, a space dedicated to those who are Italian, but who wants to solve the biggest problem for those who love to create mesh and crochet: the almost total absence of patterns in Italian on the web.

What is their purpose? Simple: to translate and share the best schemes to ensure that even the creators do not know Italian and English can take advantage of the possibility that larger Ravelry offers thousands of great patterns and ready to run! There is also a very useful section that collects the best patterns instead of the Italian sites, so you can all join in a single search page and save hours of searching on google by putting "top" and "schemes" and pressing "I I feel lucky "..

There is no excuse for even beginners can find patterns from simple to more advanced, and it is said that the time is good that a simple scarf to finally make a nice sweater!

Hello and see you soon!

Helena

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Autumn Wishes ;o)

Hello!
Hello!

I made a wreath using autumn's beautiful collection by Alf and Alva Jingle Jangle of 2008 and the phrase from the collection Halloween & Autumn 2008 .... I hope you enjoy it as idea: o). For color I used Distress.

I made an Autumn wreath style using beautiful stamps from Alf and Alva Jingle Jangle 2008 Collection and the sentiment from the Halloween & Autumn 2008 Collection ..... I hope you like the idea, or ). I used Distress Inks for coloring.

I wish you a Happy Fall!

I wish you a Happy Autumn!

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I'M BACK!!! with 5 new cards :o)

CIAOOO!
HELLOOO!

I'm sorry to be "disappeared" for so long, but I'm back and with many new designs! E ' been a long summer and now here is autumn, my favorite season, which give you a warm welcome to my new blog dedicated to the creations Magnolia o)

I'm so sorry I was "desappear" for Such A long time, but I'm back with new projects! It's been a very long summer and now fall is coming That (my favorite season), I'd like to welcome you again to my blog Magnolia o)

I created these cards to thank the teachers of my son Valerio. The stamp "thank you" is a fingerprint, one for the teacher of English (of course) is by Melissa Frances, all the papers are DCWV and Bazzill. The flowers are Artemio and Printing, Nestabilities and Tilda except the last in which I used Copics, the others are colored with Distress Inks. Martha Stewart Punches Fiskars, Stampin'Up (oval)

These cards I created to say a special "thank you" to my son's teachers Valerio. The stamps with "thank you" (thank you in Italian) is from footprints and on the last card (for the teacher Inglese) is from Melissa Frances. Papers from Bazzill and DCWV, Nestabilities and the flowers from Artemio and Printing House. Except the last Tilda is colored with Copics who, for the others I used Distress Inks. Martha Stewart and Fiskars punches, Stampin'Up! (Ovals)

Thanks for everything and you look in the coming days with new ideas: o)

Thank you very much, I wait for you During next days with new ideas: o)