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Thursday, October 20, 2011

Old Books & ANNONCUMENT

Over the summer, I went on on a thrift store hunt with my mom, siblings, aunt, and cousin. At one of the stores, my sister and I went CRAZY over a free stuff table. She got some pins and ornaments, and I got this:


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Its called The Cleft Rock.  Its words are super duper itty bitty like this so it's kind of hard to read. I didn't get it to read, anyways. I thought the pages were so rustic and golden and cool, I decided to use them in a collage or scrapbook. Since it's a hard cover book, the book itself is deep, dark red so that would be pretty to use also. The best part? It was free. For all you craftinistas out there, I recommend getting a book like this (probably from an antique store or your attic) because its a great piece to use, especially the pages. Go HERE to get a link to eBay, which has a bunch of old books like this one. Don't worry, I presearched it for you.
Is that a word? Well, now it is in my dictionary.
OK. Have you ever heard of Pandora? It's a great site. All you do is type in a track, artist, or genre and a whole radio of music comes up for you to listen to for FREE!!! This is good music for a party, to crafting. My favorite tracks are If I Die young radio and Moves Like Jagger Radio.
Check it out yourself!


SPECIAL ANNOUCNMENT: Next week, I will be away from Monday-Friday, so I cannot post. I apologize. I WILL keep track of everything I do (craft wise) and then post it. I may even take some photos for yall' :)

OK! Talk to ya later! Have a great craft for this weekend:) A tutorial:)

Your original crafting girl,

Jillian XO

Friday, September 16, 2011

Craft 1: Newspaper Headband

Hola! So today I will be talking about making recycled crafts. Its extremely easy, you can make a milk jug into a bird feeder in less than 5 minutes. Im going to give you a few ideas for making recycled crafts.

Newspaper Headband

Materials: old newspaper, tape
Heres a quick and easy way to make a stylish new headband!

1. Get some old newspaper and fold it so it fits the size of your head.
2. Tape it together where it meets your head/at the end.

Want to make it unique? Decorate it with permanant markers and/or stickers, buttons, etc.

Your original crafting girl,


JillianXO




Want some more great craft ideas? Click here to go to Martha Stewarts website.

Monday, September 5, 2011

Crafting Girl

Hello fellow blog readers! My name is Jillian, and I am starting this blog called Crafting Girl. I will share and write directions for crafts, sewing, and occasionaly baking/cooking. I hope you enjoy, and please follow and comment!!






Your Original Crafting Girl,


Jillian :D