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Sunstones and Moonstones
	Stretch Bracelets handmade from sparkling glass or semiprecious gems and minerals. I also specialize in barefoot sandals. http://sunstonesandmoonstones.ecrater.com/ (Clicks: 2; Link added: Mar 26, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Whenever I use glue, I let it dry overnight before proceeding with project, even if it supposedly sets in 10 minutes.

Sew Sew Simple
	Wide selection of needles, threads, buttons, and sewing supplies. Located in Thame, England. http://www.sewsewsimple.co.uk (Clicks: 2; Link added: Apr 2, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Prepare your fabric by washing and drying, prior to cutting to ensure that it will not shrink after sewing the entire clothing.

Soap Making Essentials
	Learn how to create luxurious handmade natural soaps with these simple, step-by-step soap making instructions. http://www.soap-making-essentials.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Apr 8, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Planning on adding grated or chopped soap to your cold process soap base? Try warming the soap bits in the oven first. This step assures a better bond between the added soap bits and the new soap base. It also reduces the temperature shock that can occur when adding extra ingredients to the base.

Emerald Coast Arts
	Visit Emerald Coast Arts for Unique Art, Jewelry, Supplies and Beyond! http://www.emeraldcoastarts.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Jul 31, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Gathering up spilled Beads: Simple! Just grab the vacuum cleaner and a pair of panty hose. Using one leg from the panty hose slide it over the nozzle end of the vacuum cleaner. The beads will suck up into the panty hose and Viola!

Scrapping by Design
	Packed full of tips, techniques and project ideas, Scrapping by Design uses videos and step by step instructions to explore the creative process of scrapbooking. Learn how to make a mini album from chipboard coasters, use sketches to create scrapbook pages, make a scrapbooking shaker box and much more. This is one blog scrapbooking enthusiasts should not miss. http://scrappingbydesign.com/blog/ (Clicks: 2; Link added: Jul 24, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip When working with old black and white photos where the image is poor, try scanning the image and using photo editing software to convert the picture to grayscale or sepia tones. This technique also helps to match colors, paper thicknesses and styles when working with old photos.

HeartCrafted Jewelry
	A selection of fine hand-crafted jewelry by SRA-JD Artisan Susan Hawthorne. All of Susan's jewelry is made with close attention to detail. Everyone wants to own a true Hawthorne Original! http://heartcrafted.jimdo.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Jul 30, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Would you like to make your own jewelry but don't know where to begin? Find a Local Bead Store (LBS) near you - they all offer classes. If there is no bead store nearby, try Michaels or other Craft Store. Michaels often has beading demonstrations, and they have some very nice beads! Also, you can search on "Beading Instruction" or "Free Beading Tutorial" to find help online - that's how I got started!

Handmade Jewelry by Cin~So
	Fresh, unique, original and one of a kind handcrafted jewelry with the finest quality materials. Featuring components of the Karen Hill Tribes of northern Thailand. http://www.cinsojewelry.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Jul 27, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Add extra sparkle and uniqueness to your jewelry designs by using Thai Karen or other specialty artisan beads.

On The Soap Box Jewelry
	Take a look at what you can find in a treasure chest of pieces made from both new and second-hand beads! From gorgeous pearls to eye-catching colored glass to acrylic vintage finds, every piece is made with care for quality and originality. http://onthesoapbox.etsy.com/ (Clicks: 2; Link added: Aug 1, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Need to keep things organized on a budget? Color code your beads in old jars - even if you don't have any, your neighbor is sure to!

Baileys Quilting HeadQuarters
	Canadian on-line supplier of Superior King Tut, Bottom Line and So Fine! quilting and sewing thread. Superior threads, when only the best will do! http://www.baileysquiltinghq.com (Clicks: 2; Link added: Aug 21, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Poor quality thread is frustrating to use with constant breaking, excess lint and tangles. Better thread results in stronger seams and less frustration. You'll have more time to enjoy doing what you love!

Emmalani Hawaiian Quilts
	Emmalani Hawaiian Quilts - where you can be sure that you are purchasing the best quality work done by the Master Quilters in the Pampanga area in the Philippines who learned their craft from their Hawaiian teachers. These quilts are meticulously hand-appliquéd and hand-quilted in the style developed in Hawaii after the Hawaiian Islands were discovered in the 1700’s. http://www.emmalanihawaiianquilts.com/ (Clicks: 2; Link added: Sep 16, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Crafty Tip Two inch fiberfill used between the top and bottom layers of a quilt adds durability and longevity.

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