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Question by riartfineimages: Would you pay to have me teach your kids arts and crafts?
I’m an artist and have a lot of experience working with children and people with developmental disabilities. I would love to start a program where I would come to people’s homes and show kids, adults, whoever is interested in arts and crafts projects.
Painting, stenciling, drawing, assemblage, sculpture, beading. I have a lot of ideas which aren’t limited to just children.
Basically I need some feedback before I venture into this idea.
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Answer by Laura
I love crafts and always am looking for new ideas. But, I have to say, I wouldn’t want you to come to my home to teach me or my kids. I’d much rather go to a well-equipped studio or classroom to learn. That way I won’t make a mess in my home, I don’t have to have room dedicated to learning a new craft, I don’t have to invest in materials before I’m sure I want to pursue it. I’m sure you’re good with kids and adults, but I don’t think the idea works for a lot of people.
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Update: SM Poetry and Green Arts ~ Handmade Crafts http://easy-craft-ideas.com/handmade-crafts/sm-poetry-and-green-arts-handmade-crafts/ – by amayasdream (Brenda Malone)
Question by Sarah G: What is a good arts and crafts idea for Sunday school students?
I work at a synogouge as the Sunday School art teacher.
I need 1 or a couple of art project ideas to choose from for ages:
- 3 to 5
- 6 to 7 and
- 8 to 11
Since it is around Purim time, activitys that incorporate the holiday would be nice.
Also, if you could, please write simple instructions as how to make whatever it is you are suggesting.
Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Genaj
Since I’m not exactly sure what your resources are, here’s a few websites you can look over to find some ideas that might work for you. The sites generally include illustrations and directions. I hope you find some ideas that work for you.
http://www.chadiscrafts.com/fun/purim.html
http://www.holidays.net/purim/crafts.htm
http://www.dltk-kids.com/world/jewish/purim/index.htm
http://www.artistshelpingchildren.org/purimartscraftsideaskidsprojects.html
http://www.nahalatshalom.org/2003-03/Purim_Crafts.html
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Holiday Arts and Craft On a Budget
The best time for arts and craft projects comes at the end of the year. The spirit starts to drill into everyone around Halloween, working steadily through Thanksgiving, and climaxes with Christmas. It’s this time that we care more for those heart-felt gifts, since we’ve been pretty busy to ourselves the rest of the year.
However, you do not need to break the bank for a warm gift to give someone, as many of us already know. There are always things in the realm of “cute” and “darling”, that can give a wonderful impression to our family and friends.
Halloween can be an easy time to grab a smile from someone with a “Ghost Pop”. All you need is a small lollipop with a wrapper, a sheet of tissue paper, and a small rubberband. (see where this is going? 
Place the tissue paper over and around the lollipop, wrap the rubberband around the base several times, and then draw your “ghostly” face on the pop with a permanent maker. (Careful though, the marker’s ink will spread quickly, just a few dots is usually good enough.) This is an easy, fun, very cheap craft for the holiday, and best of all, the receiver of this gift has a nice snack also!
Thanksgiving is a tough time to give due attention to a nice craft, since Christmas season is starting to wind-up in everyone’s mind. Give it a little effort though, and you can have something to decorate your home with for many years to come. I think a good one is to take a small scrap sheet of treated wood, (wood that has been treated to withstand the elements of the outdoors. A piece about 2 to 3 feet is nice), draw a cartoon-like turkey on it, and then cut or have it cut around the border of your turkey. Then, “color” your turkey by painting it. With a small stake nailed to the back of it, you have a wonderful yard decoration for all to see! (Putting the date, and artist’s name on the back could make it a nice “heirloom” also, if you use a good piece of wood that will last.)
Christmas is the time when stores are packed with shoppers, Stay at home one day and make a few gifts of your own. You may be surprised at what you can come up with! Take an old seasonal dish towel, the kind that have a decoration for the holiday, and an embroidery hoop. (The hoop can be purchased fairly cheap at places like Wal-mart.) Stretch the towel over the hoop and clamp it. Cut the edge of the towel off, and wa-la!, a thought-ful kitchen decoration for someone! (Actually, it would look nice anywhere in the home or even at work for some people.)
Whatever kind of crafts you find yourself doing this year, make sure you are careful, and have FUN making and sharing your “gifts from the heart”. Tis the Season! -Stephanie
Copywright, October 2006
You can find other great projects by going to Stephanie’s web-site http://stephshomeprojects.com
Stephanie is a stay-at-home mom who experiments with arts and craft projects quite often. She likes to say that “What you can come up with is only limited by your imagination, but sometimes you need a little assistance.”
http://stephshomeprojects.com
Question by Teartin: What kind of Credit Card processor should i use to accept credit cards at an arts and crafts fair?
I’m going to have a booth at an arts and crafts fair. I’m not sure how to accept credit cards. do i have to go with the manual cordless credit card machine or are there more options. thanks
How do i get the wireless equipment free?
Best answer:
Answer by robert w
we use propay.com it may be of value to u.
we are mobil at numerous site so it works over the phone with no problems at a reasonable price.
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Best of the Bay 2010 Editors Picks: Arts and Nightlife
Diehard club kids always call their favorite club “church” — there’s something sacred and comforting about returning to a certain dance floor regularly to commune with your friends and the music. But what if your favorite club really is a church?
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Spellbinders Paper Arts to Introduce Impressive New Designs at 2010 Summer CHA
Peoria, AZ – July 22, 2010 — Spellbinders™ Paper Arts, LLC, an award-winning inventor, manufacturer and marketer of cutting edge tools for crafters, will introduce 30 new die templates and six (6) new Presto Punch™ templates at the upcoming 2010 Summer Craft & Hobby Association Trade Show (CHA). Held in Rosemont, IL on July 27-29, Spellbinders will be exhibiting in Booth #1423.
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The Golden Ears Bridge is impressive from the air and the ground. The toll bridge is free for pedestrians and bicycle riders.
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