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    TastyLinks Saturday™

    Saturday, October 11, 2008, 10:06 AM [General]

    TastyLinks SaturdayTM

    Madge pats Amos one of her Pot Bellied Pigs

    Every Saturday around these parts I share some of our favorite crafty links from the blogosphere. I'm part of a group of Crafty Bloggers who do a round robin weekly and I sprinkle in a generous helping of extras. There's a lot to see here, but it's all good stuff so take a moment to check it out.

    Have a fabulous weekend and I'll be back for Terrorific Tuesdays! I take Sundays off of blogging, but you can tune in tomorrow to QVC for Silver Style and I'll be on with several items in the 8-12pm ET show. Until we meet again, craft on with your bad selves.

    Cheers,
    Madge

    Here is this week's sampling of TastyLinksTM "TastyLinksTM are all the good blogs, all the good blogs wrapped up in one!"

    Layers Upon Layers Make a fabric collage, using digital images as your inspiration.

    Stefanie Girard's Sweater Surgery Stefanie, unlike Joan Crawford, embraces the wire hanger and her favorite medium-the sweater- to make a quick and easy Ghost Halloween Decoration.

    Cross Stitch at About.com Stitch a spooky skull with glow-in-the-dark blending filament - if you dare!

    Craftside-A behind-the-scenes peek at a crafty world Halloween crafts are in full swing at Craftside with a GIANT web with a super cute spider from the book Fleece Animals, a papier mache skull with natural rust effects, and a found in the yard decoration inspired by Faux Florals in Glass. But Halloween isn't the only thing happening, there is my finished Crafty Chica Empowerment Guardian and a whole bunch of techniques using Angelina fiber from the creative mind of Susan Stein.

    Cathie Filian Cathie's new book Bow Wow WOW! fetching costumes fabulous dog is now available. Have a peek at the 36 different fun costumes and fashion accessories you can make for your pooch.

    About Family Crafts Find out how you can transform ordinary soda pop and beer cans into crafty masterpieces.

    The Impatient CrafterTM In honor of Halloween, Madge has joined Terroriffic Tuesdays. This week she shares a free Crystal Web Collar she created for CYSWCSE Swarovski's DIY brand.

    Thank you to the delightful Debba Haupert of Girlfriendology for the shout out and linky love! Debba's on to something pretty cool over there and is inspiring women to celebrate each other, which is in my mind about the best thing women can do! She listed me as a Top Ten crafty/creative site you'd recommend to a girlfriend. I am truly honored.

    Super shout out to Rachel of the fabulous blog One Pretty Thing. She scours the internet to bring you some of her favorite crafty goodies, it's a must read! She posted my Crystal Web Collar Necklace and my Runs With Scissors bracelet on her blog this week! Thank you Rachel!

    Thanks again to Alexa Westerfield for bringing us Terrorific Tuesdays, it's been an amazing ride so far and I can't wait to see what folks dream up for next round. Yay Alexa!

    Ms. Robin Beam, crafty superstar and all around amazing gal has some very cool projects on the AC Moore boards in the Crafting with Robin section. You absolutely must go see!

    You have to check out this AWESOME recycled can pin by Christine of the How to Make Jewelry Blog. Thank you for the Linky Love my most talented friend!

    Linky love shower is going out to Zigi from Live Journal for including my Crystal Web necklace in her Halloweddings blog post! Thank you!


    Big hugs and thank you's to the amazing Angela of Angela's Art Diary for the super kind award she gave me. As always, I am offering this to all of you readers, because you all inspire me every day to be a better crafter and human being and because you are super friends.

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    Howdy!
    I LOVE the spider web necklace!!!
    Aside from being spook-tacular for Halloween, it's a beautiful and delicate adornment.
    WOW!!!
    Katje

    Katje
    October 11, 2008
    12:42 PM CST

    Katje

    Thank you! It was a challenge to make this one, but I really was happy with how it turned out.

    Cheers,
    Margot

    MargotPotter
    October 11, 2008
    01:05 PM CST

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