Scrapbooking Those Memories! By Randy Wilson

You will find scrapbook supplies for photos and pictures in a craft store or online. Scrapbooks are used to combine photos and pictures to make a

Marking Tools and Laser Marking Machines for Marking on Metals By Bob Jonathan

Marking tools are used for marking metals and non-metal surfaces. Mark can be a company logo designed with alphabets, numeric pattern or any grap

Crafts & Hobbies: How I Spent My Summer Vacation By Rondi Davis

The song says it all, "Hot Fun in the Summertime.” Our summer was certainly full of fun: outdoor barbeques, neighborhood cookouts, making ice cre

Be Your Own Way, but Still Use the Safe Tools By Tony C. Gevano

It is so often that people are not aware with the tools they use when doing their home improvement. Sometimes they use wrong tools just because t

Why Do You Need to Have Your Tools Blade Sharpen After Work By Tony C. Gevano

If you like to do wood carving or making sculpture as your hobby, you surely need tools to make your creation. If you just starting this hobby, k

Why You Should Race RC Cars, and Not Just Bash By Jay Turner

For those of you who have been racing your RC cars for years, and have a friend or two who you have been trying to get out to the RC tracks, this

Leather Work Tips By Dwain Berlin

For leather work, consider the basics: an awl and spare point, a retractable X-acto knife and spare blades, a retractable knife with a break-of

How to Clean Your Jewelry at Home or Work By David Foard

It looks like a million dollars but after a couple of months it doesn't have the same 'Sparkle' or look it once had (a bit like me really).

How to Invest in Antique, Vintage, or Modern Jewelry By David Foard

As Antique Jewelry is 'Really' based on the 'Collectability' and Style of an item, it is hard for clients to appreciate the 'Craft' involved in H

Jewelry and the Art of Selling By David Foard

Two of the most frequently asked questions we get at the Online Jewelry Appraisal Center is:"How do I sell an item of Antique or Estate Je

Jewelry Insurance - Hints and Tips So You Don't Get Ripped Off By David Foard

As crime and drug use increases, the risks involved in having Antique and Estate Jewelry just lying around your home seem to treble. It becomes a

Blown Glass: They Do Still Make It Like They Used To By Allen Shaw

Blown art glass is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing hobbies in North America... and it is about time. Glassblowing has been around sin

Civil War Uniforms: 5 Tips on Making Your Trousers Last Forever! By Paula McCoach

Are your pants wearing out too fast?Does it look like you are expecting a flood because your pants are too short?Make your Civil Wa

Tips for Flower Arranging at Home By Willie Jones

Floral design is an art and for some it comes easy. If you have tried and failed or never tried at all, take heart, all is not lost. The beauty

What is a Battle Ready Sword? By Paul Southren

You’d think that the term “battle ready sword” would be pretty much self explanatory wouldn’t you?Unfortunately, many of the swords being

Amish Quilts – A Dying American Art By Maggie Prichard

Amish quilting has been a tradition for more than a century here in rural Pennsylvania. Amish women create quilts, often in groups called quilti

An Easy Way to Understand Your Collectibles By Tony C. Gevano

What kind of gifts you often receive? Is it toy dolls, animal figurine, antique, pottery, game, memorabilia or something you consider as a collec

Ideas for Making Gift Baskets By Fern Kuhn

Do you want to give gifts to your friends or family for birthdays, Christmas or some other holiday, but you just don't know what to get them?

Airbrushing Does Not Have to be All Disappointment, Heartache, and Bloody Hard Work! By Roger Vail

A smart, but irritating man once told me that Airbrushing did not have to be all blood, sweat and tears. If only I had someone guiding me back in

Are Your Airbrush Products Selling? If So, Here Are 3 Ways To Further Skyrocket Sales! By Roger Vail

One of the biggest challenges faced by airbrush artists are proof of what you say is true! The potential customer is going to find it hard to bel

Treasure Hunting - Part Two By Steven Gillman

Treasure hunting begins at home. People regularly find famous old books and valuable antiques in their attics, so get up there and look. One coup

Treasure Hunting - The Unusual Ways By Steven Gillman

When you think of treasure hunting, maybe gold coins and precious stones come to mind, but it doesn't end there. You can start in your own attic

How to Make Sea Shell Candles By Patricia Jensen

Collecting sea shells along the beach is a favorite kids summer activity. Take it one step further by transforming their seaside treasures into b

Money Making Hobbies - Which Ones? By Steven Gillman

Which ones can be money making hobbies? A friend made a life-sized cow out of plywood once. He painted it, put it in the yard, and people started

Leather Care By Dwain Berlin

Leather CareWhen buying leather, the best thing you can do is ask the people who you buy it from, what the manufacturer recommends

Butterfly Candle Holders By Rachel Paxton

Butterfly candle holders are easy to make and a great gift idea. The materials are very inexpensive, and you can use your imagination for a varie

Lighted Holiday Potpourri Jars By Rachel Paxton

Lighted potpourri jars are a festive addition to any holiday decor. They are inexpensive, easy to make, and make great hostess gifts.SUPPL

Saving Family Keepsakes for Scrapbooking By Rachel Paxton

I'm new to scrapbooking, and I still can't believe all the possibilities there are for scrapbook layouts.When I first began I pulled out a

Friendship Albums By Rachel Paxton

My 12-year-old daughter was mad at me when I refused to pay $25 for a school yearbook last year. Who are they trying to kid?In an attempt

Creating Vacation Memories By Rachel Paxton

My daughter and I recently had the opportunity to spend a week at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. We were totally overwhelmed with all the thin