Saturday, November 6, 2010

TastyLinks Saturday Live from the Smoky Mountains!

Sunrise on the Smokies Copyright Andrew Potter

Well I made it through my first week at the new job mostly unscathed! It's a quantum shift for me to work for someone else and have to balance between cubicle and studio. My straw pile is already overflowing. Quel suprise.

I'm still amazed at the views from our windows, the Smokies are constantly changing. We had hail this morning and it's sunny now. This is a pic Drew took from the window and you can see the fog on the mountains that really does look like smoke. The drive to work is a breeze and the drive home is a revelation. Seriously.

I'm coordinating with the social networking team at JTV on blogging efforts and if you stay tuned I do believe you're going to dig what we throw down.

Here's what the CraftyBloggers have for your perusal this week. Until next time...craft on with your bad selves!

Stefanie Girard's Sweater Surgery
See how to make a mini die cut leaf bracelet notebook inspired by Eco Books.

Mixed Media Artist
It turns out that rust and paint can be a great combination!

Margot Potter The Impatient Crafter
Madge shares an update from 'the busy zone.'

Eileen - The Artful Crafter
When the going gets tough; the tough get going. Have you thought of making a bit of extra money by crafting in your spare time? Read Eileen's advice to "worried mom" Gina.

Crafty Princess Diaries
If you have moved over to using e-readers, such as a Kindle, then you need something pretty and hand-crafted (of course) to protect it.

Craftside-A behind-the-scenes peek at a crafty world
This week at Craftside there is a chance to win a copy of Collage Lab with a tutorial on how to make a light up mixed-media mini house, a yarn necklace from the book Intertwined and step-by-step instructions for painting an olive.

Carmi's Art/Life World
Carmi uses paper scraps to quilt some paper!

Aileen's Musings
Check out Aileen's scrumptious fall cookie recipe with a cool printable recipe card you can print out and include with a plate of cookies to give to your friends and family!

About Family Crafts
Read through these creative Thanksgiving tradition ideas and then share your own.


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