Arts&crafts

(21 items, 3 shopping guides)

As an artist, I always like to add my own personal touch to things, and this is a great way to help you out! Brighten up your snail mail by creating
customized cards & envelopes with this delightful book. 25 different projects by stationery stars will teach you how to screen-print, bind, stamp, ste...more

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Apostle of Hustle - National Anthem of Nowhere

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"While we're on the subject of Broken Social Scene, check out resident guitar wizard Andrew Whiteman's project, Apostle of Hustle."

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George Nakashima Long Chair, c. 1955. American black walnut with black cotton webbing and sea grass detail

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"Nakashima was ahead of his time in many ways. The post II War Japanese American artist/designer created art furniture from trees that were already down; giving them a 'second life'. Moderne Gallery, Philadelphia at SOFA NEW YORK."

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LAMPS BEAUTIFUL Tiffany Style Craftsman Mission Table Lamp by Kichler

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"attractive lamp, trustworthy manufacturer, good price"

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NOVICA - Art, Home Decor, Jewelry, Vases, Masks, Tapestries, Paintings, Ceramics and Creative Works from World Artists

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"I discovered NOVICA after returning from my first trip to India. I found some of the most beautiful semi-precious stone jewelry I had ever seen in Agra. I was looking for other means to purchase a birthday present and found the site. The site has a multitude of items (Art, Home Decor, Jewelry, Vases, Masks, Tapestries, Paintings, Ceramics and Creative Works) yet I have focused mainly on the jew..."

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Stockmar Modelling Wax

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"This stuff is a must for any creative kid in the family! It is so fun to play with and is 10x better than playdoh could ever dream of being. Plus, it is super easy to clean up which is a bonus for any busy mom!"

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Klutz - The Shrinky Dinks Book

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"Do you remember Shrinky Dinks? They were created in 1973. You draw a picture on this thin sheet of roughened up plastic and bake it in your own oven for just a few minutes. It shrinks by more than half and becomes this thick, hard piece of plastic. You can make Christmas ornaments, key chains, earrings, necklaces, charms, etc. User Shrinky Dinks into the 21st century with special plastic made for ..."

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh Hill House Embroidered Linen Pillow

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"Not only are Ford Craftsman Studios products well made and attractive (in fact, I think they are the most consistent and high-quality of any A&C textile makers out there), this Charles Rennie Mackintosh design is one of my favorites. What a nice piece - a perfect complement to any Craftsman home. Imagine it on your windowseat or oak settle!"