It's time once again for the weekly craft blog round up from the Crafty Blogger Gang! This week is filled with spooktastic ideas for Halloween. Get ready to be inspired!
This week's bonus link...check out these funky meat themed kitty toy pillows Ana and Megan from When Creativity Knocks have for your video viewing pleasure with designer Lauren Vennell.
About Family Crafts Follow these directions and disscover how easy it is to sew a felt tote bag that is perfect for trick-or-treating!
Aileen's Musings Come meet Aileen's friends Herm & Ethel (they're baccck!). Download a couple of freebie e-postcards and send Halloween greetings to your friends!
Cathie Filian Check out Cathie's quick video on how to spook up china ball lanterns.
Craftside-A behind-the-scenes peek at a crafty world Craftside went a little artsy this week with inside peeks into the books; Hope: A Collection of Obama Posters and Prints, The Daily Book of Art, Really Good Packaging Design Explained and 1001 Ideas for Stonework, but there are also tons of great Sizzix die cut applique designs made by the designers at Halloween Swap-o-Rama-Rama.
Crafty Princess Diaries Tammy has a package ready to go out the door for her new jewelry making book.
Cross Stitch at About.com Connie has another inspirational pattern, this time with an abstract flair. The chart is easy - whole cross stitch and a wee bit of back stitch.
Farm Girl Roots, City Girl Style Linda visited a few quilt shops in Toronto and shares her finds.
Mixed Media Artist Cyndi is starting a new quilt...this time featuring pears!
Stefanie Girard's Sweater Surgery Vintage Hankie Scarf made using the tutorial from the Indygo Junction book Hankie Style
The Artful Crafter Eileen shows you how to create a simple but festive Halloween cupcake stand from terracotta pots.
The Impatient Crafter Madge is one degree from Martha! Check out her upcoming appearance at the Grand Opening of Michaels in Manhattan!
Vickie Howell-Craft.Rock.Love This week Vickie launched her new PBS Parents column, Craft Apparent. Check out her first article, a how-to on making utterly adorable baby costumes, starting with just a plain onesie!
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