Category definition for Craft Talk

Craft Talk
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A place to talk about art, craft and what you’re making.

Guidelines:

  • This is a place to talk about art and craft techniques and methods
  • We kindly ask that you do not post promotional threads in this category. If you want to promote what you’re listing, or any Special Offers, use the Showcase category.
  • Please always be courteous and constructive
  • Please do not link to other selling sites
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Hi and thank you for having me. My name is tina and I mainly love to upcycle, reuse and make sparkly bitz too. This weekend I have been really busy papered my fake fireplace painted and waxed a mirror to go above it and repainted a wall unit ready to wax. Tomorrow will probably be much the same x

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Hi thanks for having me. Iam new to folksy so I am trying to figure out share to go and meet others. Iam currently working on baby blanket its sort of like tapestry you crochet picture?its taking me over month. Its 150 x 200 rows its baby blanket I hope I will manage to finish it soon still got 79 rows to go😊

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Continuing the discussion from Category definition for Craft Talk:

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Im Ruyi, I am currently trying my hand at resin jewellery making. I am making small pieces like rings, I had a question about how best to clean resin of brushes once I have finished.

I find they tend to dry, and become hard and the brush is useless.

Thanks

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hi ,thats a good blog
chack out my page
orchids?

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I look forward to joining in the Craft Talk and other topics, but finding it difficult to see how it works.

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It’s a shame this test shop never took off or am I missing a link somewhere.

I’m a woodwork, either as a professional back in the day, but now retired as a Civil Engineer, but still play with wood, hence the BaChZigns shop here on Folksy. I mentor my wife, but she is mainly a woodturner and pyrographer, I help her with stuff she can work on?

cheers for now Charlie

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Any one love Abstract Art? - May Cockcroft

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Eyelets… I’ve been using a hand die set for eyelets for a while now, it does the job required but often I’ve had to throw away new projects as it can be a bit hit and miss banging away on a hammer. My partner, no doubt fed up with my moaning and groaning has purchased an early Xmas gift for me :sweat_smile: and eyelet press tool and I have to recommend and share with any of you that use hand sets, what a difference it makes! Such a better professional finish.

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