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buzzybee

"Oh, dear, this little Santa is so cute! I love crocheting dolls and toys. The instructions for Santa seem absolutely perfect, just reading through them. I believe each of my grandchildren will get one of these at Thanksgiving so they can decorate their bedrooms early for Christmas."

buzzybee

"This may be the easiest project ever! I love notsuzy3's idea below to add decorative items in the ice as it freezes. Colored pony beads, small tinsel garland, etc. If the water over-freezes and you don't have room for your candle, you can hollow out the space a little with a long wand-type lighter. Click on a flame and place it in the ice candle holder. Have the ice on its side and roll it a bit so it melts evenly."

buzzybee

"Nice little crochet bands to use as napkin rings...clear instructions! The crocheted holly leaves and berries add a festive touch. You could also make adornments from felt and attach them with a few sewing stitches. Trace around small cookie cutters as outlines to use on felt...Christmas tree shapes, candy canes, snowmen."

buzzybee

"Cute, cute, cute! These make up fast and look so sweet on a Christmas tree or wreath. They're also the perfect size for a special doll's Christmas stocking. If you don't want to change yarn colors to make stripes, try variegated Christmas yarn. Glittery yarn makes these extra special. They are a nice size to tuck a folded money gift or a gift card inside."

buzzybee

"Wonderful simple crochet pattern! The instructions are clear and concise. By changing the size of hook and the weight of yarn it's easy to alter the size of the stars. Make them in several colors for a birthday garland, or use glow in the dark or glitter yarn so they shine in the dark. I'm going to make some in red, white and blue for July 4th and other patriotic celebrations."

100 Fresh and Fun Handmade Cards

By: Kathryn Wright, Editor of AllFreeChristmasCrafts.com

100 Fresh and Fun Handmade Cards
Gifted by North Light Books
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Reviewed by Kathryn Wright, Editor, FaveCrafts.com

Send good tidings to your loved ones with homemade cards courtesy of Kimber McGray's 100 Fresh and Fun Handmade Cards. Every year, many people look forward to receiving updates on all of their loved ones through Christmas cards, but seeing the same store-bought cards can be so boring. The gorgeous designs in this book will help you show all of your loved ones how much you care this Christmas. Not only will you receive ideas for inventive and impressive holiday cards, you'll also find easy-to-follow tutorials filled with pictures to guide you on your card crafting journey.

What makes 100 Fresh and Fun Handmade Cards such a valuable book for crafters is that author Kimber McGray introduces crafters of all skill levels to techniques that will bring any card to life. If you've ever wanted to try your hand at making a pop-up or adding a 3D element to your card, this is the best book for showing you how to do so. You won't need expensive, hard-to-find materials either; everything you need can easily be found amongst your craft supplies or at your nearest craft store.

A project Christmas crafters will love is the "Jolly Old Soul Card", which McGray demonstrates with helpful pictures and detailed measurements to help you create your very own Santa card. There's no better greeting than good old Saint Nick popping out of a chimney! It'll be the card that everyone will keep close this year.

If you want to make Christmas cards worth saving, then you'll want to check out 100 Fresh and Fun Handmade Cards. Every design in this book is like a work of art, and they're guaranteed to put a smile on anyone's face at any time of the year.

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