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- Sell Your Art Online With Your Own Unique Website
by Ralph Serpe. If you are serious about selling your art online, then you should be serious about developing your own website. I am not referring to those free website builders your Internet Service Provider gives you or any other free website providers. I am talking about a professional website with your own unique domain name: www.yourname.com.
There are good reasons why you should never use a free design s... products, articles, news
- White-Work Embroidery
by Hayi Mansoor. There are several distinct types or styles of embroidery. Medieval, crewel, whitework to name just a few of them. They are briefly explained here. White work - is precisely what it says. Embroidered in white thread, on pure white fabric, it is not at all difficult, and is inexpensive to achieve. It does however have one drawback and that is that it tends to show the crafters skill, or each and e... products, articles, news
- Wood Turning - Three Little Cuts Do All The Work
by Darrell Feltmate. Mathematicians tell us that all curves can actually be broken down so small that for all intents and purposes they are made up of straight lines. Well, it is hard in the reality of life to get anything made of lines that small, so for a wood turner, three simple lines are all it takes to make the myriad of shapes that come off a lathe.
The cuts that are made are just a straight cut, a convex cur... products, articles, news
- In Which We Get Down To Work (Making A Chair From A Tree Without Machine Tools - Part 3)
by Allan Fyfe. You may be wondering when I am going to stop daydreaming and get on with making a chair.
It's just that I know that some people are going to ask "What's the point in making furniture by hand?" and I think that it's difficult to explain, I certainly can't put it in a sentence. I have read entire books by people who have tried to answer this question ( e.g. David Pye - "The Nature and Art of Work... products, articles, news
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