Your favourite craft sites?

I wont get offended, let me know xo

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36 replies since 13th August 2007 • Last reply 13th August 2007

Reply #1:

My favorite is Craftster.org

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Reply #2:

my favorite is www.threadbanger.com.. Sharing is good, we can swap ideias and make our own projects..

xoxo

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Yours silly!! Really, its A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! And very useful. I've only been here a few days and i've been inspired in about a million ways. Craftster.Org comes in second, Etsy is third.

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i'm not actually sure lol! i love this site. I definately know sweetie wrappers aren't just used for starburst and throwing away!

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This is honestly the one I've come back to the most often. Otherwise whatever Google comes up with on a certain quest I have does the trick.

I do love Etsy for inspiration. I avoid it because I could spend days and days looking at all the cool stuff, just thinking "I should learn to do that."

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Reply #6:

Until I found here, I was always on crafster Happy Etsy is great too, but yes you can spend so much time drooling over peoples items Happy

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CO+K and Threadbangers is my Fav sites. I just found this one today, And i've already found ideas for christmas gifts for the Famdamily Happy

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I hate craftser. Well, I like some of it. It's just I'm really into making clothes and in the clothes section, people use it only to show their clothes off and not tell people how they did them, and that makes me Sad

I like
http://www.ohmystars.net/craft/
it's basic but really good for t-shirt and things.

But cutoutandkeep is definitely my favourite craft site. Everyone's friendly and the tutorials are really easy to follow. The materials aren't ridiculously impossible to get hold of so it doesn't alienate people.

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Reply #9:

I forgot to mention http://www.instructables.com/

and www.videojug.com , but that's not so much a general craft site, just has a bit of craft on it. but you can learn magic tricks! and how to kiss! and do make-up and stuff. I love it.

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I like cut out & keep because it feels like a real community--and the diversity of offbeat projects, of course!

I found this site through 52projects.com, which is useful but kind of impersonal.

I've also found some interesting stuff at diyplanner.com. Turns out I've been Mindmapping all this time and didn't even know it!

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Reply #11:

www.diynetwork.com I love the shows they have on that channel and not only do they have those projects listed online but you can watch the shows online too!!

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This is my favorite craft site. Although the projects are limited, I like knowing that when I add something everyone will actually see it. It doesn't get lost among millions of other similar projects.

The people here are incredibly helpful.

I'm obsessed with Snippets. I really think I'm going to buy those great hair clips!

Way to go Cat, you're doing an A+ job .

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Reply #13:

I post mainly at diyscene.com

check it out!!
new members and ideas are needed and would be greatly appreciated!

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Reply #14:

Well I Finally found a home here at Cut-Out Happy
so this is My Favorite Happy

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