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الاثنين، 3 يونيو 2013

Mini Houses Tutorial By June Crawford of A Creative Dream


I just love making houses and using house pictures to decorate my home.  To my delight June Crawford had a wonderful tutorial on her A Creative Dream  blog showing you how to make mini clay houses.  I just LOVE them and will be adding some to my "to do" list.  How about you?


Copyright © 2011 - All Rights Reserved - Written by June Crawford of A Creative Dream

Here's what June had to say about her tutorial:  Clay house tutorial... Ahh... the weekend... a couple of them ago I spent my weekend making tiny houses from polymer clay and then shared them with you guys on this post. I had a couple of people ask what I had made them from, and Susan asked if I'd consider doing a tutorial... well, heck yeah... you ask, I try to make it happen!  These tiny things are simple, simple, simple... I promise!

Please respect June's TERMS OF USE:  Please note, in regard to the copyright, all of the directions and photographs in my tutorials are mine, you may not copy or reproduce them without my consent. These instructions are for you to use for PERSONAL use only, not for profit.

June's Bio:  Me... a dreamer, a ponderer of big and small thoughts. A wanna-be artist, a soon to be empty-nester... wondering what the heck I am gonna do with the rest of my life...

Copyright © 2011 - All Rights Reserved - June Crawford of A Creative Dream.

Please visit  her A Creative Dream blog at http://acreativedreamer.blogspot.com/. Her A Creative Dream Flickr page is at  http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativedreamer/.

الجمعة، 14 سبتمبر 2012

Home For The Holy~Daze Ornament Tutorial By Chasity Gordon of Belle and Burger

Here's something fun to do with the kids during the holiday season.  Chasity Gordon has a terrific tutorial on her Belle and Burger blog showing you how to make adorable home ornaments.  Have fun with the kids.

Home For The Holy~Daze Ornament Tutorial

Copyright © 2010 All Rights Reserved - Written by Chasity Gordon of Belle South and Belle and Burger blog.

Here's what Chasity said about her tutorial: ~For weeks now I have had visions of Christmas tree ornaments dancing through my head. (Hopefully I will get a few more on here before it is too late). For this particular ornament my inspiration was coming from the fact that I have been particularly drawn to images of houses and other random protective structures.

Chasity's Bio - Chasity Gordon is the owner of Belle South and Belle and Burger blog. She makes clothing, accessories, household items, baby clothes and slings, and handmade cards, prints and books. She is a home schooled seamstress and crafty by nature, but trained as a studio print maker studying printmaking and ceramics in college and was drawn to "lowbrow" functional art. She uses pockets, patches, apron bibs and wallet fronts as sort of blank pages to draw and collage with bits of fabric and string.

Copyright © 2008-2010 All Rights Reserved - Chasity Gordon of Belle South and Belle and Burger blog.  Please visit her Belle South Etsy shop at  bellesouth.etsy.com and her Belle and Burger blog at http://belleandburger.blogspot.com/.

الجمعة، 5 نوفمبر 2010

Dollhouse Wallpaper, Grocery Printables, Gift Bags and Boxes, Toys and Games, and Magazine Free E-Printables From Jennifer Brooks of Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables

Are you looking for dollhouse wallpaper and miniature grocery printables, gift bags and boxes, toys and games, and magazines to decorate your dollhouse?  If you are then you'll be happy to know that Jennifer Brooks has hundreds of free printables on her  "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables" website and her "Let's Build A Dollhouse" website for you to use.



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her printables:   There are more than 200 miniature wallpapers to choose from. The wallpapers are in subsections by era and type to make it easy to find what you need. There are also a few historical tid-bits about the history of wallpaper that you may find interesting.



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her printables:   There are lots of printies of grocery boxes, cereal, laundry detergent etc. These printables are from different decades and I have done my best to include a good variety.



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   No need to explain what is on these pages. I like having lots of clutter in my dollhouse, it makes it looked lived in. A few magazines and newspapers can help to create that look. Of course, my real house has no clutter at all, and is always spotless and tidy. I wish :-)



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   Lot's of miniature gift bags and boxes for Christmas, Baby, Wedding and Birthday. There are three different sizes of gift bags and four sizes of boxes.



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   There are miniature vintage boxed toys and games going back to the 1800's, as well as more modern games and toys.
Being 'vintage' myself, I tend to concentrate on the older toys.


Please respect Jennifer's TERMS OF USE: Non-commercial use only. The tutorials and printables are provided for personal, non-commercial use. You agree not to use the images on our Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website or Let's Build A Dollhouse website for any commercial purpose, sale, resale, or compilation. You are free to use the printables for your non-commercial projects only.

No redistribution. While you may use our content for your personal, non-commercial projects, you agree not to redistribute any content on our Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website or Let's Build A Dollhouse website as a compilation, etc. Which means you may NOT redistribute the tutorials or printables in any form, or use the tutorials or printables to create your web site.

Copyright © 2003-2010 - All Rights Reserved - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Please visit her Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website @ http://www.jennifersprintables.com// and her Let's Build A Dollhouse website @ http://www.letsbuildadollhouse.com/.

الخميس، 4 نوفمبر 2010

Let's Build a Dollhouse Sofa, Let's Make Some No-Sew Doll House Curtains, and How to Build a Dollhouse Trestle Table and Benches Free Tutorials From Jennifer Brooks of Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables

If you've ever wondered how to make miniature dollhouse sofa's and chairs, curtains, and a trestle table and chairs then you'll be happy to know that Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables" website and her "Let's Build A Dollhouse" website has tutorials on her websites showing you how.



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Written By Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   The instructions here are for a very basic simple sofa, with photographs illustrating the steps you need to take to make a dollhouse sofa from cardboard and fabric. You can use the method described below to make any style of sofa, chair or loveseat.



Copyright © 2008-2010 - Written By Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   When you are just starting out with a dollhouse, it is hard to buy or make everything you need right away.

A good solution for very inexpensive and easy to make window curtains is to create them from paper. They are very easy to make, and look quite effective in a dollhouse.




Copyright © 2008-2010 - Written By Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   A trestle table is a timeless piece of furniture. It looks correct in a Medieval castle setting, an American colonial house or a contemporary dollhouse. A trestle table was one of the first pieces of furniture I made for my dollhouse. I had little access to dollhouse shops back in the 1980's BI [Before Internet] , hence I made a lot of my own furniture. I didn't think I could make decent chairs so a trestle table with benches was a good alternative. A trestle table is much more simple to construct than a table with four legs.

Please respect Jennifer's TERMS OF USE: Non-commercial use only. The tutorials and printables are provided for personal, non-commercial use. You agree not to use the images on our Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website or Let's Build A Dollhouse website for any commercial purpose, sale, resale, or compilation. You are free to use the printables for your non-commercial projects only.

No redistribution. While you may use our content for your personal, non-commercial projects, you agree not to redistribute any content on our Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website or Let's Build A Dollhouse website as a compilation, etc. Which means you may NOT redistribute the tutorials or printables in any form, or use the tutorials or printables to create your web site.

Copyright © 2003-2010 - All Rights Reserved - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Please visit her Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website @ http://www.jennifersprintables.com// and her Let's Build A Dollhouse website @ http://www.letsbuildadollhouse.com/.

الأربعاء، 3 نوفمبر 2010

Let's Build A Dollhouse Free Tutorial by Jennifer Brooks of Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables

Have you ever dreamed of making a wooden dollhouse totally decorated with furniture, wallpaper, rugs. etc?   I know I have and I would LOVE to make a large Victorian wooden dollhouse some day. Well, when I do I'm going to pay a visit to Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables" website and her "Let's Build A Dollhouse" website. They are filled to the brim with free articles, how-to's, patterns, and more. Basically, everything you need for making and furnishing your dollhouse.

If you want to build a dollhouse then you'll be happy to know that Jennifer has a step-by-step tutorial on her "Let's Build A Dollhouse" website.



Copyright © 2008 - Written By Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Here's what Jennifer had to say about her tutorial:   Before we start building, and don't we all want to run before we can walk, it is probably best to scroll through the menu to get a brief description of what is on each page. Then go to each page and read through the directions in order to get an understanding of the steps one has to take to build a dollhouse.

You really only need a few tools and a lot of enthusiasm. It's not rocket science.


Please respect Jennifer's TERMS OF USE: Non-commercial use only. The tutorials and printables are provided for personal, non-commercial use. You agree not to use the images on our Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website or Let's Build A Dollhouse website for any commercial purpose, sale, resale, or compilation. You are free to use the printables for your non-commercial projects only.

No redistribution. While you may use our content for your personal, non-commercial projects, you agree not to redistribute any content on our Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website or Let's Build A Dollhouse website as a compilation, etc. Which means you may NOT redistribute the tutorials or printables in any form, or use the tutorials or printables to create your web site.

Copyright © 2003-2010 - All Rights Reserved - Jennifer Brooks "Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables".

Please visit her Jennifer's Free Dollhouse Printables website @ http://www.jennifersprintables.com/ and her Let's Build A Dollhouse website @ http://www.letsbuildadollhouse.com/.

الأربعاء، 27 أكتوبر 2010

Catch A Falling Star and Winter Wonderland Free E-Patterns From Renee Mullins of Plum Purdy Designs

I just LOVE artists and painters as I'm so envious of their enormous talent.  I  wish I could paint like they do, but I wasn't blessed with such talent.

However, I can try my hand at painting some of the wonderful creations by some of the very gifted artists and painters on the web.  One such artist is Renee Mullins of Plum Purdy Designs and she has created some wonderful free painting e-patterns on her Plum Purdy Designs website.

Here's her free winter e-patterns. Enjoy!

Catch a Falling Star

6" Wood Sled

Copyright © 2006 - All Rights Reserved - Renee Mullins  
Winter Wonderland

Wooden Heart Candle Holders

Enjoy & Warm Winter Wishes!

Copyright © 2006- All Rights Reserved - Renee Mullins 

Please respect Renee's TERMS OF USE:  From time to time I get inquiries about my copyright information. Thank you for being so courteous and contacting me!

There are some that disregard copyrights, or copyright information, maybe because they don’t understand that the work from those who design are owned exclusively by the artist and are not intended to be used in just any way that some may want to use them without permission. I hope that I can clearly explain how, and for what reasons, that my designs can be used, and in what ways they cannot.

I hope you will continue to have fun with my designs and that this will clarify some issues that may have confused many of you. 

It would be VERY MUCH appreciated if you would report to me any infringements of my designs that you may find. 

I can only continue with my designing career if I can be supported in an honest way…. :0)
My designs are intended, and permitted, for Personal use only….. 

All of my designs can be used for personal use in anyway that you would like to use them, such as for painting, stitchery, or appliqué. They can be used to produce a painting or other craft to sell for “pin” money for craft shows, eBay, personal web-sites, craft malls, etc.

They cannot , however, be mass produced, used to produce products for wholesale purposes, catalog sales, or used in any type of business or commercial use. This includes using any part of my design to reproduce an item for commercial re-sale, such as “wood kits”, “graphics”, “scrapbook kits” , or any other reproduced item from the use of my designs. 

Reproduction of any part of my designs  - YES… please feel free to be creative with my designs and reduce or enlarge any of the line drawings to fit your personal use, such as to fit on different sized surfaces.
They however, cannot be reproduced or copied to pass along to friends, groups, paint classes etc….
By no means, can they be reproduced or republished to be sold as pattern packets on eBay, internet sites, Stores/Shops, or conventions.  

Scanning of line drawings, instructions, photographs - Any of my line drawings, patterns, or photographs cannot be scanned or photographed and used for PSP Tutorials, graphic use, advertising, logos, business cards, web-sites, etc. 

TEACHING MY DESIGNS - I am so grateful for all the wonderful teachers that teach my designs! Thank you so much!  For those of you considering teaching my designs that do not know what my requirements are…. They are listed below.
  • I would prefer that classes purchase the pattern packet or book (I do give a wholesale discounts for the class purchase), but if that is not possible, (1) line drawing per student is permitted to be copied and distributed. Please make sure that I am given credit as the designer on the line drawing by printing my name with the line drawing.
  • Other than the line drawing, no other part of my design can be reproduced, such as the photograph and instructions. If the photograph, instructions, and line drawing are all reproduced, this is actually “reproducing” my pattern packet or book design, and this is not permitted.
  • Pattern Packets and designs from any of my books are not to be reproduced to sell for wholesale or retail.
Please feel free to contact me If you have any other questions…..  Thanks so much for your understanding and respecting my copyrighted work!


Copyright © 2005-2010 - All Rights Reserved - Renee Mullins of Plum Purdy Designs. Renee is an artist, painter, decorator, and pattern designer.

Please visit her Plum Purdy Designs. website @ http://plumpurdy.com/ and her Plum Purdy Blog @ http://plumpurdy.com/myblog/

الاثنين، 25 أكتوبر 2010

Cottage Quilt Block Free Tutorial By Nanette Merrill of Freda's Hive

My house is filled with pictures of houses so I was happy to see that Nanette Merrill had a wonderful tutorial on her Freda's Hive blog showing you how to make a cottage quilt blog.

Copyright © 2008 - Written By Nanette Merrill of Freda's Hive.

Here's what Nanette had to say about her tutorial:   I've been wanting to make a quilt designed around houses for a while now, but I didn't want it to be applique houses or a row of homes made of lots of teeny tiny pieces. I also wanted the quilt to be simple in structure with the fabric being the focus of the houses. I love working with a basic 2 1/2" square. And with jelly rolls being 2 1/2" wide, it is a popular size for basing this quilt and a fabulous way to use up scraps or fat quarters that we ALL have.

Please respect Nanette's TERMS OF USE: All contents of my Freda's Hive blog, including my tutorials, are the property of Nanette Merrill and my daughters and cannot be reproduced in any way without prior written approval.

Copyright © 2008 - 2010 - All Rights Reserved - Nanette Merrill of Freda's Hive. Nanette is a mother of 8 and avid quilter.

Please visit her Freda's Hive at http://www.fredashive.blogspot.com/.