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I create - Modena Fairs 4-8/12/2010

I want to inform you of a fair to be held from 4 to 8 December in Modena, is called Curiosa the fair, an exhibition that combines the culinary tradition of Emilia, ideas for Christmas and the passion for creative hobbies. Inside there will be I create, the space dedicated to all the creative hobbies and arts, with stand, appointments and courses focused on the Christmas theme.

You will find in this fair also a space dedicated to gifts, the annual event for those who love the country Life in the country and finally in the land of tortellini, balsamic vinegar and could not miss the food and wine industry, with products from all over Italy and with an emphasis on products to zero km.

For information on times, how to get there, and also have reduced ticket go to the site www.modenafiere.it

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time gifts!

Hello to all!

Christmas is getting closer and I like the last post I thought to inspire your imagination! This time I propose a tutorial for a packet easy cheap!

What you need is: wrapping paper, wool color preferred, a strip of felt (perhaps made by your last attack of creativity!) and of course scissors, glue and tape!

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wrapped your gift, in my case, I wrapped the pips.
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Begin to wrap the wool yarn around the package in an irregular manner, ensuring that the remaining part of the wire is still long enough.

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After braided the wire around to make at least two flakes packet.

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Cut the ribbons at the ends, resulting in an effect similar to what you see in the picture.

Roll up your strip of felt (at least 1 cm long and at least 10cm) to form a swivel. Close it by gluing the end of the strip to the swivel.

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Paste the swivel in the middle of the bow and ... done!

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As a final touch, you can cut a strip of chart about half the height of your package, place it under the wire and lock it back with a bit of tape or wire with the same, maybe better if you comes to mind before you wrap the thread ... but what about my brain sometimes loses the shots!

This way you can get a little pocket for the note and if you have a good stamp to do go ahead, make it even more fun!
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And here's a nice little package for you to put under the tree!

Until next time,

Chiara

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How to register to shop on Etsy by casket Lilly

Casket thank Lilly for allowing us to publish its first guide on Etsy. This post appeared originally Blog Italian Etsy Team but can also be found on the blog author . Here is the text of the post. Happy reading!

Buying on Etsy is really simple to do so must first be registered. Here's how to register in a few simple steps!

1. Go to the site Etsy www.etsy.com and click on 'Register':

2. This will open a window in which you must enter your details: name, surname, username and password with which to access in the future to etsy, and a valid e-mail on which you would like a confirmation of registration. Once all the data necessary to click 'SUBMIT':

3. At this point you will get a window where you will be asked to complete the registration by clicking the link found in the confirmation email to the email address provided at the time of registration:

4. Click on the link you will be redirected to a welcome page and a confirmation of registration from this page you can click 'Sign In':

enter the data provided at registration, username and password:

and start shopping directly from the homepage of Etsy!

The next guide will be on how to buy and pay! :)

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FIMO and other polymer clay: where to buy the materials

Finally (you say) we are betting on the acquisition of materials.

The first distinction to make is this: The polymer clay and tools useful (but not essential, remember) to work can be purchased in physical stores stores or online. I'm not here to dwell on the explanation of what and how an online store I guess many of you already make use ^ _ ^ (in any case are always available to answer your questions.) When

I started to get interested in this hobby, I became mad to figure out where to find things I needed. Not that it was overly complicated, but not knowing the polymer clay I had no idea what kind of store would sell it.

... Let's go step by step

Shopping physical

guess, like me, many of you prefer to buy from physical stores for various reasons: the possibility to buy small amounts, can see and touch the product and above all no shipping costs.
The shops of this type that are in our case are mostly shops fine arts, hobbies and some stationery particularly stocked. Much depends on where you live.

best-known chains are Leroy Merlin, Castorama , the many Brico store, etc. Brico Center. The only way you can find is a ride in your town or look on the internet in the lists that run the forums. For example cernit art there is a debate about it but I imagine that there will be many more. You just type on google "polymer clay and the city where you live" and 90% will find your listing.

Shopping online

are most certainly delivered. Usually sell the fimo and other polymer clay and everything you need. Even find things that you thought existed and that will entice you to produce objects of all kinds:) I'll list the most popular and those of whom I have had good reviews and I know personally.

If you have any tips please add it in the comments. If you find it useful we could do is an ordered list of physical stores and online to make available to the blog, I'm ready for anything.

Perles & Co - acquisition polymer clay, small parts and tools. I recommend it, sells pretty much everything.
The haberdashery - buy polymer clay, small parts and tools. I have personally visited this store (in Turin). Very impressive, too bad there is not even in Rome.
Hobby Beads - to purchase hardware and tools.
Bricol'Art - buy polymer clay, small parts and tools.
Fimo Soft - polymer clay and purchase equipment.

My personal opinion is that as long as you're beginning and you do not need large amounts of FIMO you should buy it in stores near the house because you pay more per loaf the save in shipping costs.

The polymer commercially available and specification of the FIMO.

Although all brands of polymer clay are essentially the same thing (PVC), each has its own recipe and its unique characteristics. They also come with their own instructions and cooking that vary slightly from brand to brand. The important thing to know is that all types of polymer clay can be mixed together and cooked together. The only care is to verify that the times and cooking temperatures are part of the same range.

The ideal thing would be to try them all and then choose the one most we like to price, color, texture and type of area and yield. I assure you that you could compare to want to write a treaty. Skipping this step are described below the main features, much more useful ^ _ ^

Assuming that physical stores are mainly Italian and fimo cernit, follows a list of the major brands (click on the name you will be directed to the relevant official website).

Fimo , Cernit, Sculpey, Kato Polyclay , by Sculpey Premo .

Fimo is produced in the following categories:

FIMO classic
This is the finest quality 'hard' to model. The choice between classic and Fimo soft is subjective. I prefer to use Fimo soft. (Pats from 56 gr. Or 350 gr.)

FIMO soft
This is the highest quality 'soft' to be modeled. (Pats from 56 gr. Or 350 gr.)

FIMO effect
This type of polymer clay allows you to create objects with metallic finishes, glittery, stone-like, transparent and fluorescent. (Pats from 56 gr. Or 350 gr.)

FIMO Puppen
Created for the creation of miniatures and dolls (from 500g loaf.).

FIMO Mix Quick
serves to soften the polymer clay (eg. Because when you open dry for so long) (100 g loaf.).

FIMO liquid
transparent gel that can be mixed with oil paint and powder. It can be used for various applications such as transferring images from copies in color or black and white drawings, for grouting FIMO mosaics or as glue.

FIMO
air does not need to be cooked. E 'suitable for children because in addition to dry air is composed for 97% of natural substances. (250-gram loaves., 350gr and 500 gr. Depending on the type)

FIMO air microwave
News of 2010 can be cooked in a microwave oven over the fact that dry air but it exists only in two colors. (250 g loaf.)

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Light Blue Snow

I would like to invite you to participate in LIGHT BLUE . Sunday I'll be 21 in a square in Rome to participate in my first day as a volunteer association Telefono Azzurro. I'm really happy and excited, who knows what awaits me:)

For now, I place the initiative as well as on the official site.

Italy Thousands of children live in situations of distress, exploitation, abuse. Their rights are violated and trampled upon.

Telefono Azzurro always listens and is close to the children.
Every day, we strive to protect and defend the rights of children from all forms of violence.
With the spark plug of Telefono Azzurro much you can do. You can support our phone lines, the activities of our regional centers and all the initiatives of Telefono Azzurro.
You can help us to be present whenever a child needs help.
the Blue Light in your home or give away a candle to your friends.

ignite with hope.

To find the addresses:
tel. 800,090,335

Download the form to order candles

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Omino

me introduce myself my name is Marcia and I have always loved the creative arts, in elementary school I was asked what I wanted to be great, and I said, the painter! Unfortunately for various reasons this did not happen, but I never stopped trying and experimenting, and so since I opened my blog I started my adventure. Like
range from jewelry, painting country, from design to creative sewing (in fact my first born creations on paper, I always have a blok notes and pen at hand) and finally the last love is the shabby chic, and I pulled for this new adventure in the midst of my father (Mastro Cherry) that cuts the shapes that the design model and even iron.
live in Ferrara with my father (my Mastro Cherry) and I have three brothers.
I was born in the fall and perhaps why I love the autumn colors and all pastel colors, but my favorite is green!

Omino SNOW

Needed:

white cloth of cotton or wool red
pannolenci
2 wooden balls MM6
black cloth on the nose 'orange black fine tip marker

powder foundation
white wool upholstery

Scissors
erasable pen
Pins
various items to finish

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Cut all the shapes and go to sew.

Before the round, leaving an opening of about 5cm at the top, then bottom, then proceed as in figure

sew sides

turned and stuffed, we close the gap with small points.
Now we turn to the arms, sew around the perimeter

the upper arm do a cut of about 2cm and we'll need to reshoot and quilting

Now attach arms to the body with hot glue around the cut and press firmly to the body.

Let the nose after cutting the outline of nose, sew the turned and stuffed. We
unpunto strand around the top, curls, and then keep a running stitch along the seam of the nose.






curls and stop at the tip.
Attack putting your nose to the body hot glue around the edge, and press well.


Let the cap, cut the shape, sew the two lower left unstitched to about 4cm.


by turning the cap, and sew the two sides by 4cm, and turned up like a flap. Attack
end cap with hot glue. The

guaciotte are made of powder blending or background color powder, were read.


The eyes are made with two scoops of black wood, the MM6, while other take a ball sewn padding.
refine the face making her mouth and eyebrows with a fine tip marker.






final touches, the Cheerleader. Roll up the wool on hand doing a lot of laps, more laps of wool and the biggest cheerleader.
removed from the hand tie in the middle


Cut the sides


and begin to shape it by cutting the wires longer

with UA drop of glue hot to attack the headphones, finished with buttons or bows what imagination suggests.


GOOD JOB!

The model and the video can be found here

Author: Marzia Melloni

Blog: http://tartamilla. blogspot.com /

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Magazine Review: A Passion Bijoux!

Today I want to talk about one of the most popular magazines and the latest in the world of jewelry :

Bijoux passion! group Fantasy craft, that is not only a publisher but is a collection of shops, courses and services for who loves creating jewelry.

More specifically I will talk about the magazine N ° 9 out between April and May 2010, on their site you can find all their releases and the latest release can be found in most newsagents provided every two months and costs € 3.90.

The magazine consists of articles devoted to explanations of the various jewels presented, each with photos of jewelry, a list of materials used, written explanations and numbered with its explicit images.

One of the characteristics that I appreciate this magazine is that each project give more ideas, that is, applying the same techniques of the project show how changing materials or color combinations you can create different jewelry.

We can then find the headings as "creative passion" where you can find a creative talks about his experience and his style, the book dedicated to the characteristics of the stones as cutting, value and also its healing effect (for example, in my size there is a nice description of the rose quartz), "Your creations" where you can find some photos sent by readers with the work they create, and a page dedicated to the markets of the period and suggestions on what you find on the web, for example in my number I found a nice description of the site Jewelrylessons , a British site very useful for people looking for new ideas and learn new techniques of costume jewelry.

These are for me the qualities of the magazine:

• you can find different styles and techniques, ranging from simple crystal creations dedicated to teenagers to elaborate creations like a pendant with embedding the peyote;
• appreciate the suggestions for ideas and more for websites, because the more we go forward in our knowledge of this hobby is trying new ideas and sites to learn new techniques;
• the site of the group is well stocked and can be accessed via the code found in the magazine to a page where you can find all the materials used to build the projects listed in the magazine. The descriptions of the materials used are still sketchy and you can search for materials in any sites or shops without being obliged to buy their products;
• explanations are accompanied by images that explain as much as possible to perform the technique to create the project and help if the written explanation is not clear even to those unfamiliar with a particular type of technique. They also illustrated the steps for assembling the collections easier.

defects are as follows:

• for more ideas is not given a simple list of the material used without specifying the characteristics of each material in a project and I found the description of the chains and crystals used to assemble the necklace created in composition made of squares Crystal semic, unfortunately the project was dedicated only to this geometric composition and not the complete set;
• if you absolutely want to run the project as described and you do not live near a site for Fantasy craft must buy power from their site and first check the quantity and price for each material;
• in the number that I have many projects rely heavily on metal rings of various sizes and colors and almost all the creations are series, perhaps due to fashion or any magazine devoted to such creations but for those who may not like a certain type of gem or technique and want a greater variety is not the ideal magazine, I always suggest if it is possible consult it before buying to see if there's anything that strikes you and you like.

In conclusion, I can say that among the magazines that I bought so far is that it seems easier to navigate and with a great price compared to the number of projects submitted, I have not tried any project, but I like to take from each ideas for designs other than those described, and perhaps discover new methods and accessories useful and then create an original and nice jewelry. For those who are beginners the various explanations will be useful to learn how to create and then to use the techniques learned in their personal creations. CSF

rating: ****

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