Occasionally, while browsing the great and magical blogosphere, I come across a blog that has a disclosure policy page. I'd tossed around the idea of making a disclosure/disclaimer policy myself (mostly because it would feed my ego and make me feel like a "real blogger" because I see these disclaimers on big-time blogs). However, when I discovered that the FTC requires bloggers to have a disclosure... hmm, I thought it'd be a good idea to stay clear of any big scary dragons who might want to eat me, breathe fire on me, or crush me with a pinky claw. So, here goes.

Author's note, 2014: Sorry guys, I haven't had the time to keep up with this page and it is likely outdated.

Featured at:
If you feature something I have made and would like to appear on this list, please leave a comment and let me know. I don't always know when people feature my work. Thanks.

Rivershore Books
My Craftie Life
Lines Across My Face
Running with Glitter
Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom (feature 1, feature 2)
Decor Hacks
Julie Ann Art
Jewelry Display Ideas
Be-Creative
Craft Blog
onny in a Dress
CanDoodles
Someday Crafts
Kreative Korner
Marvelous Mess






Here is the master list for all the blog linkies I join.

Scroll down for a list of features! and scroll even farther down for links to guest blogging I've done!

I'll try and keep this updated with every link I can.... *wonders if that is possible*
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(These are all of the blog parties I link to, or have ever linked to in the past or want to link to in the future. So, yes, there are a ton. And I'm linking them by the name of their blog, since many parties have similar names.)

Monday

Sew Chatty
Sumo's Sweet Stuff    (crafts and shops)
Colours Decor
Lowercase Letters    (miscellany)
Skip to my Lou
Keeping it Simple
Girl Creative


Tuesday

Vintage Wanna Bee
Hope Studios    (tutorials)
Show me What'cha Got
Tip Junkie

House of Grace   (repurposed)
Ladybug Blessings
Sew Cute   (sewing)
Top Ten   (miscellany)
A Bowl Full of Lemons


Wednesday

Tea Rose
Someday Crafts
Night Owl Crafting
Passionately Artistic
Blue Cricket Design
Wallet Friendly

Sew Much Ado
Gluesticks
My Backyard Eden
Sugar and Spice   (girl-related)
Yesterday on Tuesday



Thursday

Suzy's Sitcom   (crafts and shops)
Fireflies and Jellybeans
A Creative Princess
Somewhat Simple
Frogs and Snails   (boy-related)



Friday

Shabby Nest
Inspire Me
Fingerprints on the Fridge
Chic on a Shoestring
Simply Designing

Saturday

Lovely Crafty Home
Be Different, Act Normal
Tatertots and Jello


Sunday

The Sundae Scoop
Under the Bed and Dreaming
Craft Schooling

Week-long

Sew Many Ways
Etsy Madness


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Other parties/blog hops/challenges I've participated in:

Suzy Sitcom Blog Hop
Aquariann Autumn Blog Hop

Guest Blogged at:

Polish The Stars (Floating Bookshelf)








Blog Awards:

from Aquariann and Pink Scarf and Victoria

from Aquariann and Pink Scarf

If my last post, full of recent drawings, is not enough art for you... here's the latest sketchbook in my Sketchbook Tours! All drawings done by an 11-12 year old me.

Why did I name this sketchbook Frodo Baggins? Well, Frodo Baggins is far more interesting than Sketchbook Number Five from Five Years Ago. Plus, there is a drawing of Frodo Baggins on the last page, and it is a drawing that I was/am very proud of.
P.S. Perhaps one of my technical-minded readers could explain to me why all of my videos have a large black border around them when I upload them to YouTube?

"Lying in bed would be an altogether perfect and
supreme experience if one only had a coloured pencil long enough to draw on the ceiling."

~G.K. Chesterton

unfinished frontispeice for my sketchbook.

A comic for each hour of the day

Royal Filigree necklace. Find it {here}.

   Once upon a time, in a land quite near you, there was a sixteen year old who made jewelry. She sold the jewelry to make money for art supplies and saving for the big, scary future. She took pictures of the jewelry to put online. She even did a craft fair or two.

     One day, while in the land of A Great Many Supplies, the girl saw a giant tower of shelves-- and upon them were items that she needed: jewelry displays.

     Happily she danced over to the aisle, but her heart fell when she saw the paper tucked inside of the display. Two numbers were writte on it. 2-0.

     For a little cardboard thing.

     Now, that wouldn't do. $20 is a lot. Even with the magic slip of paper that lessened the price... it was too much. So the girl, being learned in the ways of the DIY (do-it-yourself), decided to make it.




This project is part of my Creative/Destroyable Books series. See other book crafts {here}.

Chainmaille cross necklace. . Email me if you want to know why.

Rivendell Twilight necklace. For sale {here}.