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Showing posts with label martha stewart. Show all posts
Friday, March 27, 2015
WEEKEND INSPIRATION: Clip Art Easter Eggs | Martha Stewart

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Thursday, February 5, 2015
EXTRA CREDIT: Tokens of Confection {Martha Stewart Living}

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Wednesday, December 10, 2014
HOMEWORK {Reading}: Holiday Issue Martha Stewart Living & a Giveaway
There’s still time to create handmade or homemade holiday gifts and these ideas from the pages of the holiday issue of Martha Stewart Living are amazing. This story is titled Partners in Craft. I love that title because I love to share ideas and feel like the creative community is all about partnering. The projects featured in the story and in this post were created by members of the Martha Stewart extended family – colleagues, friends, current and past contributors to the magazine.
ALL STORY PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANNA WILLIAMS
These cookie snow globes are darling. We’ve all seen hundreds of variations of the mason jar snow globe but these take things to a new level. Everything in the jar is edible. Homemade gingerbread cookies, royal icing and little trees made out of hard candy are nestled in a snowy field of icing.

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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
HOMEWORK READING: Martha Stewart Living ~ Better Bake Sale & Printables

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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
SHOW & TELL: Nature Sun Prints {Martha Stewart Living} & a Giveaway

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Monday, June 16, 2014
HOMEWORK - READING: Martha Stewart Living

Hello friends! I’m always excited to share beautiful inspiration from Martha Steward Living. The June issue is brimming with beautiful summer ideas, décor and creativity.
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Monday, March 3, 2014
TRENDING: Marbling by Martha Stewart plus a giveaway

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Monday, October 7, 2013
Celebrations: Martha Stewart’s Fall 2013 Halloween Special Issue

For some truly magical inspiration it’s such a pleasure to share with you Martha Stewart’s Fall 2013 Special Halloween Issue. The pages are jam packed with over 125 Halloween ideas for costumes, decorations, entertaining, pumpkins and treats. This pumpkin cauldron would be a hit at any party, from little trick or treaters to grown ups celebrating into the night.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Celebrations: Black Lace Stenciled Treat Jar

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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Etceteras: Martha Stewart Decoupage memo Board


Have you ever decoupaged? Decoupaging has been around for a long time. It’s a fun, versatile craft that just got even better. Martha Stewart has introduced a new line of decoupage products that are amazing. Think fabric paper, lace and trims. The possibilities are endless! Want to decoupage a plate? The formulas are dishwasher safe. Decorating a tote bag? There’s an oil cloth formula that will make your tote bag super durable.
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Little crafts: MARTHA STEWART CRAFTS FOR KIDS & A GIVEAWAY
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Etceteras: perk up a dollar store trivet

Thursday, January 31, 2013
Accessories: martha stewart tote {and a giveaway}

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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Inkling: diy valentine cards from Martha Stewart {and a giveaway}

Fortunately, I received DIY Valentine's Day Card supplies from Martha Stewart Crafts and so I got busy making some tags I’ll use on goodies.
If you’d like to enter for a chance to win all these fun card making supplies, just use the Rafflecopter entry form at the bottom of this post. But let me show you what I made first…
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Celebrations: a glittery new year countdown

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Saturday, December 8, 2012
Good Taste: Martha Stewart treat boxes & my best brownies
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Celebrations: happy thanksgiving leftovers and a giveaway
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you in the U.S. I hope you’re enjoying your day with family, friends and of course, food.
Once the dishes are done and you’ve had a second helping of pie, I hope you have to time to enjoy this round up of Thanksgiving leftover ideas. Plus, once you've perused this round up, scroll to the bottom for a special Thankful Giveaway.
Pop over to Jacolyn Murphy to see how she created this ultimate Thanksgiving Leftover Sandwich. Oh my – if I weren’t so full, I’d make one of these right now. However, tomorrow is a new day!
Once the dishes are done and you’ve had a second helping of pie, I hope you have to time to enjoy this round up of Thanksgiving leftover ideas. Plus, once you've perused this round up, scroll to the bottom for a special Thankful Giveaway.

Monday, November 12, 2012
Etceteras: martha stewart circle edge punch

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Etceteras: crafter’s clay
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[ Updated on May 18th, 2012 ]
Want to win a Martha Stewart crafter's clay nature starter kit? Click here.
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Martha Stewart has done it again. She’s come out with a new product that appeals to me on so many levels. From a crafting perspective the new Martha Stewart Crafter’s Clay is easy to use and provides wonderful results. And the fast air drying formula is perfect for an impatient crafter like myself.

I was so excited when EK Success sent me the Nature Starter Kit to try out { as seen in the above photo courtesy of Martha Stewart }. The kit comes with white clay and four additional colors that allows you to mix an endless variety of clay color combinations. You also receive the molds, tools, floral stems and tape.

I have to say I had my doubts about those little silicon molds. Some of them are tiny with a lot of detail. I was sure I would be heading for a craft fail with bits of clay sticking to the inside of the molds. I started with a few flowers and leaves and was amazed at how easily the clay popped out of the molds.

Once the clay was dry, I glued them onto some painted miniature clothespins. They look so pretty and add a touch of spring to my memo board.

Since I was sold on the silicon molds, I wanted to try using some other objects as a mold. I grabbed a jar of shells and pressed the plain white clay onto the shells.

The clay picked up little bits of sand and ocean debris as well as the beautiful shell texture.

Next up, the oh-so-popular lace imprint that has been popping up around the crafty blogs. This is my attempt at a little free form dish. I know…it’s very “free form”.

The shape of the dish may be a little irregular but I love how the clay picked up the intricate detail of the lace.
Thank you so much to EK Success for letting me try out this clay. I love the product and the creative possibilities.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Inkling: coiled thankful cards and a martha stewart craft station

Families have different Thanksgiving traditions for expressing thanks. Some may go around the table and say what they are grateful for. Others use a thankful tree or thankful garland.

We don’t have a specific tradition but I think it’s nice to at least write down something that you are thankful for.

This year I created these thankful coiled cards. I’ll put them out on the table and my family and guests can write down something they are thankful for.

The coils are made out of a 65# cover stock called Brown Bag Kraft. I typed up my message several times and fed the paper through my printer.

To cut the strips, I used my new Martha Stewart Craft Station that EK Success generously sent me to test out. It certainly made cutting the strips a breeze.

I only used the Craft Station as a paper cutter but I can’t wait to try out all the features. Aside from the glass cutting mat, it’s an LED light box for tracing and a table top for stamping and dry embossing table – check out the cool metal stencil pictured above.

I’m so happy with the way these coiled thankful cards turned out that I may start a new tradition in our family.
Thank you EK Success for the Martha Stewart Craft Station.
The Martha Stewart Craft Station will be available this month (November 2011) at Michaels craft stores. Or, visit the EK Success website for more information.
EK Success provided me with the Martha Stewart Craft Station but the opinions in this post are mine.

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