Baby Scrapbooking Kits and Ideas for Every Occasion
Posted on Thursday, November 11 @ 23:54:31 CST | Topic: Crafts
by Michele Cardello
Scrapbook pages are packaged in two main sizes 8 x 8 inches or 12 x 12 inches . One popular baby scrapbook kit is the Baby Days Pages pack, which features Baby Days, Mom and Dad's Stories, Hands and Feet Keepsakes, Gifts page, First Home, First Haircut and many other storylike pages.
Coordinating pages, borders and albums are all available to create your baby's first scrapbook. Even a novice can create a beautiful and memorable baby scrapbook with these colorful pages and photos.
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A History of Knitting
Posted on Wednesday, October 06 @ 22:54:56 CDT | Topic: Crafts
by Ann Barrago
Retro-MakeYourOwn-StyleGuide
Knitting is the art of knotting, that is making loops and knots in a length of yarn or thread into a piece of fabric using needles. Current research places the origins of hand knitting in the middle east, the techniques probably made their way to Europe via the Mediterranean.
Knitting was used mostly to create necessary garments to protect against the elements in most European cultures. Different yarn and wool producing areas developed their own styles of knitting and garment making, for example, the Shetland Islands with the Shetland Shawl of the 17th Century – a finely knitted lace shawl with neither a cast on or cast off edge. The cable knit thought to originate in Ireland and the Aran knitted sweaters containing specific designs thought to originate from the 9th Century.
Retro-MakeYourOwn-StyleGuide
Knitting is the art of knotting, that is making loops and knots in a length of yarn or thread into a piece of fabric using needles. Current research places the origins of hand knitting in the middle east, the techniques probably made their way to Europe via the Mediterranean.
Knitting was used mostly to create necessary garments to protect against the elements in most European cultures. Different yarn and wool producing areas developed their own styles of knitting and garment making, for example, the Shetland Islands with the Shetland Shawl of the 17th Century – a finely knitted lace shawl with neither a cast on or cast off edge. The cable knit thought to originate in Ireland and the Aran knitted sweaters containing specific designs thought to originate from the 9th Century.
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