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Creativation Craft Trends for 2017!

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Every year, we from FaveCrafts attend the Craft and Hobby Association’s trade show in January. This year, rebranded as Creativation and held in Phoenix, AZ, we had a lovely time making new connections, meeting up with folks we already work with, and of course, spotting trends. Below, check out 5 Craft Trends for 2017. We loved what we were seeing at the show, and we’re so excited for what the year has in store!

Craft Trends for 2017

Metallics, Especially Copper

Isn’t this display from Richard Garay just stunning? This collection features the silver and gold of anniversaries, and copper is also trending. In fact, Krylon’s color of the year is copper. Metallics add such a lovely touch to any project, don’t they? That shimmer just reels you in!

Richard Garay Display at Creativation 2017

Metallic Tutorials

Rustic Glamour Mason Jars

Copper Foil Coasters

Metallic Duct Tape DIY Candles – seriously gorgeous

Marble

Marble is such a unique look, and the swirling designs blending colors that work well together really make marble an eclectic yet elegant option. From papers and notebooks printed with marble designs like the ones below from Kaisercraft, to splatter painting techniques and more, this look is still trendy for 2017.

Marble Tutorials

Faux Marble Tray

Paper Marbling

Marbled DIY Mugs – fabulous gift idea!

Outer Space

I’m madly in love with this card. It’s a slider card and the earth goes around the sun! So lovely. Any kind of galaxy and outer space themed projects are trendy for 2017.

Outer Space Projects

Out of This World Coloring Pages

Space Mini Journal

Reach for the Stars Birthday Card

Tea Parties, Magnolias, and Cherry Blossoms

Flowers are always trending, but two that stood out to us were magnolias and cherry blossoms! The touch of Japan as well as hints of the South made their way into this year’s Creativation show.

These magnolias from Heidi Swapp were a stunning display (notice those metallics??), and who doesn’t love a good tea party? These feminine accents should make their way into your crafting in 2017.


Magnolia Centerpiece

Beyond Easy Cherry Blossoms

No Sew Tea Cup Pin Cushion

Not Just Cats . . . Dogs, Too

Cat prints and projects are so popular with FaveCrafters and with the crafting industry at large! But what about dogs?? This year, many crafting companies released dog-themed papers and products. Dare I say . . . dogs are the new cats for 2017.

Popular Dog Crafts

Dog Sweater Crochet Pattern

How to a Make Dog Bed

“My Best Friend” Photo Frame

What else is trending for 2017? Let us know in the comments!

HOT New Craft Trend: Weaving and Tapestries

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I know. It is hard to imagine loom weaving as the latest craft trend, but as you guys are doing more and more DIY Bohemian decor, weaving crafts fit right in. Rainbow Loom Bracelets are a cousin of good old fashioned weaving, but looms can be as small as hand-held or as big as tapestries. You can make some rustic wall decor with weaving and creating a tapestry. Tapestry? You may think that that form of art has long died out since the Middle Ages, but they are making a comeback into the modern age.

HOT New Craft Trend: Weaving and Tapestries

Weaving and Tapestries

So what exactly are tapestries? In the Middle Ages, their main purpose was to insulate large stone castles and protect the insides from dampness. Since they required large looms and many workers to make them to cover expansive wall areas, they quickly grew to be a symbol of wealth and power to be able to commission these wall decorations to be made. Kings would take them on their travels for prestigious status and for comfort in their depictions of their favorite stories or past times for thought and reflection. Pictures of victory battles were commissioned after wars starting in the late 1500’s  (source). Until the 18th century, they were completely made by hand and dyed from plants and insects until the first automatic loom was made by Jacques de Vaucanson which made the tapestries far more sophisticated in pattern (source). Today, tapestries are rarely hand woven. Although the manual labor of hand-weaving has been taken over by machines and an automatic press, the amount of time has been reduced, but they are nonetheless still an intricate piece of artwork (source).

I promise I won’t be making you build a huge loom and start juicing pomegranates to make your own DIY wall decor. This is the 21st century after all! No, I will just make you buy the dye instead of juicing fruits and insects, but you still have to make a huge loom…totally kidding. Loom projects may seem super scary just by the history alone, but we still craft even with Martha Stuart in business, don’t we? This is a trade and a skill that you can take with you for the rest of your life. Small weaving projects are a great place to start. You may love this so much that you may want to go big and create your own tapestries.

 

Here are a few projects to get you started!

DIY Make A Weaving Loom from Super Super HQ

Woven Chair Back

How To Weave Without Special Equipment

Make Your Own Loom from Emily Franceschini

Woven Circle DIY Mat from A Beautiful Mess

Weaving With Wool Roving from A Beautiful Mess

Weaving Lopped Rya from Hello Hydrangea

 

Do you think tapestries and hand-weaving are going to die out with technology taking over?

 

Sew Much Fun: Scenes From SNAP!

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While I consider myself to be a pretty adventurous person, I must say that I’m always scared to try a new craft. I get so intimidated – What if I don’t catch on? What if I can’t make anything that looks good? Well, during my time at the SNAP! Conference in Salt Lake City, I conquered a major fear and learned something new – I can sew!

Sewing was a huge aspect of SNAP! Companies like BabyLock and Simplicity were on hand to show off new products and bloggers lined up to take classes in the sewing room. A variety of sewing and quilting classes were taught by top bloggers like Dana from Dana Made It and Amy from Diary of a Quilter.

I attended the Silk Screened Knit Patchwork Scarf class without any expectations. However, when I walked in and saw the sewing machines, I started to sweat. Luckily, I made some new friends in my class (shout out to Jonie from Just Between Friends, Karly from Paisley Roots and Crystal from That’s What She Crafted) and with the help of my amazing instructor, Ashley from Lil Blue Boo, I completed a scarf that I actually want to wear! I even took a picture with her that was Elizabeth and liZ from Simple Simon & Co. posted on Instagram.

 

I also had a chance to sew a Tissue Holder at the BabyLock booth. That’s right people, I used a sewing machine twice (after not sewing since Home Economics class in 8th grade). Tori, one of the BabyLock representatives, walked me through the process and made it so easy! Now I have a pretty pink tissue holder to match my handmade pink scarf!

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I guess now I can call myself a sewer … or at least a sewing enthusiast. But I do know one thing – I couldn’t have done it without my new friends from SNAP!

BONUS! SNAP! Blogger Sewing Patterns We Love:

  1. Necktie Wine Tote from A Jennuine Life
  2. Easy Ragged Baby Blanket from Simple Simon & Co.
  3. Easy Embellished Shirt or Tank from A Girl and a Glue Gun
  4. DIY Chevron Pencil Skirt from Sugar Bee Crafts

 

 

Don’t forget – We’re giving away a SNAP! Conference Swag Bag!

One lucky winner will received everything from stencils to Duck Tape (we even threw in a pair of stylish earrings). This contest ends Sunday at 11:59 p.m., so enter now!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Link Love: Craft to the Future!

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A new year doesn’t just mean a new you – it also means new craft products to look forward to! Are you excited about starting up new projects or maybe learning a new technique? Get inspired with some of our favorite new products from top sewing companies. We were thrilled to see some of these products up close at the Craft and Hobby Association Trade Show in January, and we were excited still to hear about what was going to be popular and trendy in the coming year.

For starters, how about a new ironing set? The awesome folks at Clover have just announced a new line, the Press Perfect. Right now, they’re offering a 10-piece essentials set, which comes with everything you need to give your ironing process a complete makeover. If sewing isn’t your thing, Clover also has new products out in the realms of jewelry making and crocheting with their large Tatting Shuttle and steel crochet hooks.

The paper crafters out there might be familiar with various types of cutting machines, but the Scan n’ Cut from Brother is also perfect for sewists, quilters, and anyone that loves appliques. This first-ever combination scanner and cutter can easily cut fabric to use as quilt blocks or intricate appliques without needing a computer or any additional software. This all-in-one tool is just what you need to create perfect one-of-a-kind projects.

Next up – faux quilting! Now you can create quick and easy custom designs on fabric. Ann Butler of Creativity Stirs the Soul and Kelly Craft have teamed up to create a line of fabric ink stamps. With these stamps, you can choose the look and color of each of your quilting squares, guaranteeing a unique project every time! Each package of designs comes in various shapes: squares, rectangles, triangles, etc. so you can better perfect the perfect look. There’s also a set of letters to use for monogramming or personalizing your finished work.

Finally, we have conductive thread. If you aren’t familiar with it, it’s a type of thread that can conduct electricity. With this type of thread, you can easily make gloves that will work on any touchscreen device, for example. There are many different varieties, all with varying thickness and price, but you can find some at CutRateCrafts!

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  1. Press Perfect 10-Piece Essentials Set from Clover
  2. SensaThread Conductive Thread from CutRateCrafts 
  3. Large Tatting Shuttle from Clover
  4. Steel Crochet Hooks from Clover
  5. EZ-De’s Stamp Line from kellycraft
  6. Scan ‘n Cut from Brother

 

What new product are you excited to try?

 

Mixed Media Ideas for the Scared and Skeptical

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“Mixed media” is one of the most intimidating phrases in a crafter’s vocabulary, but, on behalf of AllFreePaperCrafts, I’m here to tell you that it shouldn’t be. Mixed media crafts can be super simple, and you’re guaranteed to get some incredible results. Shaking your head already? Stick with me as I bust some common myths about this ultra-cool art form that’s taking the crafting world by storm.

 

Myth 1: There is no such thing as an easy mixed media project.

Mod Podge Photo Transfer Block

Most likely, you have some experience with mixed media already. If, for example, you painted heart on the front of a card and stamped it with a holiday greeting, you’ve done mixed media. Sharpen your skills with easy mixed media project ideas like this Mod Podge Photo Transfer Block.

The finished product may look like it was made by a professional, and that’s part of the beauty of mixed media. Once you master the technique, you’ll be able to crank out photo blocks for every occasion, and I guarantee that this delightful gift will be accepted with a smile.

 

 

Myth 2: Mixed media crafts are too expensive.Tissue Paper Dragonfly

Crafters tend to shy away from mixed media projects because they look as if they cost a fortune to make. Luckily, not every mixed media craft comes with a laundry list of fancy supplies. Some of the tutorials on AllFreePaperCrafts only call for a handful of materials.

Check out this Tissue Paper Dragonfly, a beautiful piece of mixed media art for beginners. You can hang it in your window and enjoy the pretty patterns it makes on sunny days. As its name implies, the main material you need for this project is tissue paper, and you probably have some from Christmas. Layer the paper, decorate it with markers, and you’ve got the makings of a gorgeous pair of dragonfly wings. Best of all, it didn’t cost you a dime!

 

Myth 3: Mixed media projects are too fancy for down-to-earth crafters like us.

Beautiful Mixed Media BookmarksMixed media has a reputation of being a little, well, stuck-up. Shake that stereotype by trying some mixed media projects that are intended for daily use, like these Beautiful Mixed Media Bookmarks. Not only are these DIY paper crafts endlessly useful and totally adorable, they also give you an excuse to play with ribbon, fabric scraps, glitter paint, and more.

With all of these simple, inexpensive mixed media ideas at your disposal, there’s no need to avoid this popular art form any longer.

 

 

Are you ready to give mixed media a try? Which of these projects would you like to make?

 

 

 

 

Craft Inspiration: Latest Trends in Sewing and Fabric from CHA 2014

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AllFreeSewing was thrilled to explore the Craft and Hobby Association Show in Anaheim this year. With all of the new products, amazing bloggers, and eye-catching displays set up it was more than a little difficult to keep our focus. Regardless of our enthusiasm we still managed to get the scoop on what the latest trends are for sewing and fabric.

Simplicity Felting

So, what’s on the radar for all things crafty? We saw a lot of attention this year towards time-saving products and fine materials. Color will also have a huge presence in your 2014 projects, so get ready for something fabulous. Products from Simplicity, Green Sneakers, Crystal Ninja, Camelot Fabrics, and more reminded us that new crafting techniques are always available.

Ribbon Reigns

Ribbons are all the rage this year. At the May Arts Ribbon booth tons of ribbons flaunted various colors and designs. Of course these notions can be used on any kind of craft, but as hems and embellishments they’re perfect.

May Arts Ribbon

May Arts Ribbon Dress

We even came across The Ribbon Print Company’s amazing custom printing machine. With this innovation you can print your own personal ribbons for your business or personal crafts. The software allows for printing more than just letters.

The Ribbon Print Company

Color Statements

In Plushi

AllFreeSewing editors noticed no shortage of color at CHA. Starting with the 100% wool fruits and veggies at the Barefoot Fibers stand, we saw bursts of color everywhere.

Barefoot Fibers Fruit

Therm-O-Web provided astounding shocks of color in their designer displays. Whether in the form of an owl or plush sewing machine, color was everywhere you looked.

Therm-O-Web Owl

 

Clothing That Counts

If you’re going to put the time into sewing your own wardrobe, make sure the fabric matches your efforts. Bright and bold looks kept catching our attention. These projects weren’t just for the kids. Besides Barefoot Fabric’s cute coats and The McCall Company’s darling dresses, we saw color creeping into adultware too.

Barefoot Fibers Coats
McCalls Kids

The McCall Pattern Company wowed us with their designs. As a giant in the sewing community we knew they’d have fabulous finds, but our jaws dropped when this Vogue Badgley Mischka glittered under the CHA lights. If you’re on the lookout for patterns that can handle bolds, go for classic designs that will flatter your figure.

 Vogue Badgley MischkaMcCalls Jacket and Skirt

 

Innovation Without the Headache

Seriously one of the coolest innovations at CHA was Ann Butler’s line of stamps. If you don’t have the time or money to devote to an entire quilt, you can simply stamp your art to give the effect of a quilt! After it’s pressed this ink doesn’t wash away!

Ann Butler Stamped Quilt
Ann Butler Stamped Pillow

What has the sewing and paper crafters excited is Brother’s new Scan n’ Cut machine. Instead of struggling with fussy cutting you can indulge in your favorite shapes and delicate letters without picking up a pair of scissors or a razor blade.

Brohter Scan N Cut

 At Clover we fawned over this new Iron Safe. The materials for your projects can now be protected with this simple guard.

Clover Iron Safe

We had so much fun exploring everything new to the crafting community. A BIG thanks to all of the lovely companies and bloggers for their time during the show. We’re already counting down for next year!

 The McCall Pattern Company

Camelot Chalkboard Fabric

 

Nothing But Nautical: Anchors Away at CHA!

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The California sunshine was a welcome surprise to the Prime Publishing team at this year’s winter CHA Trade Show.  We left the cold Chicago snow behind and headed out west to Anaheim for a week filled with all kinds of crafting classes and seminars, as well as several networking events and a sneak peeks of upcoming releases and craft products.  We’re excited to share all the fun stuff we learned with you over the coming week, so let’s get things started with some popular trends!

One trend that took CHA by storm this year was nautical craft supplies.  From anchors to sail boats, seashells to seahorses, everything and anything under (and above) the sea found its way through the doors of CHA.  Here were a few of my fave’s!

This adorable card from Lawn Fawn was made using their new stamp set, “Float My Boat” (available soon!).  Great for Valentine’s Day or just any time you want to tell someone how much they mean to you, this card is a fun and easy one to make!

Anchor's Away Card

This cute card trio from Ranger Ink is great for those who are looking for a fun and easy way to send a friendly greeting.  I love all those cute little shells and they would look adorable framed hanging in a beach-themed bathroom!

Sea Shell Cards

Stamp fans might also love this classic sea-inspired stamp collection from Inkadinkado.  With iconic images like whales, seashells, anchors, and sea plants, this collection is a must have for those who love ocean life.

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Our friends over at Graphic 45 were also inspired by the sea, with this nautical collection of paper products.  I think they did a great job finding new uses for scrapbook paper and they definitely made me want to take a day off and head out to the beach!

Graphic 45 By the Sea

Graphic 45 By the Sea

Finally, Authentique Paper had some really sweet nautical paper patterns that would be great for a seaside scrapbook or card collection.

Authentic Paper

Authentic Paper

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Are you ready for a beach vacation yet?  I know I am!  If you’re still in the mood for sun and sand, be sure to check out some of these nautical-inspired patterns:

Take an International Staycation with European-Inspired Quilt Patterns

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My little sister recently returned home from studying abroad in the United Kingdom. As we wrestled with the zipper of her over-capacity suitcase,  I was reminded of Mary Poppins’ magic satchel that could store any number of items. The suitcase was literally a  treasure-trove containing a huge amount of  flower-embossed tins of English tea, luxurious Parisian scarves, multiple newspapers about the birth of the English prince, and other lovely artifacts from across the pond.

As my eye caught a photograph of a Gothic cathedral full of stunning stained-glass windows, I was hit with a burst of inspiration: the gorgeous antiquity of European style would make an exquisite quilt pattern!

Creating a quilt pattern inspired by another country is a trendy and thrifty way to decorate your home without leaving the U.S. In celebration of Western Europe’s unique icons and culture, FaveQuilts presents our popular patterns inspired by our friends on the other side of the Atlantic.

 

Union-jack-Patchwork-Cushion-CoverEnglish Quilt Patterns

If you adore Kate Middleton or just enjoy the way British accents sound, these elegant quilt patterns inspired by England are just the thing for your home. Get inspired by the most famous family in the world with the Royal Family Heirloom Quilt, which is made of a gorgeous hst design of ruby red and deep purple fabrics. Give any room a prim and proper touch by paper piecing the vintage prints of this Union Jack Patchwork Cushion Cover (shown).

For an even daintier design, the Tea and Roses Table Topper Pattern  celebrates all the beauty of the legendary English Rose with traditional tea time. Finally, give your bathroom a tiny London applique pattern with the Little British Taxi Towel.

 

Four-Leaf-CloverIrish Quilt Patterns

Perhaps you’d like to celebrate the land of St. Patrick and emerald green meadows? FaveQuilts has a wide selection of Irish quilt patterns that can be used to celebrate St. Patty’s Day or your family’s own Irish heritage. For example, this Four Leaf Clover Quilt (shown) is a wonderful way to show off your Irish pride and embroidery skills during any time of the year. In addition, the Green Beer Quilted Table Runner is the perfect accessory to dress up your table as you sip your Irish breakfast tea in the morning.

 

 

Love-from-Paris-QuiltFrench, Spanish, and Italian Quilt Patterns

Perhaps the most timeless designs come from the artistic tradition of romance languages. One way to honor the revolutionary progress of Italian art is with the sophisticated scalloped design of the Red Renaissance Waves Quilt.

For a more modem European-inspired quilt, simply use famous icons. Well-known structures, such as  Eiffel tower, can easily be appliqued to make a French-themed quilt pattern like the Love from Paris Quilt (shown).

Finally, if you dream of someday riding your bike down the sweltering streets of Spain, the Valencia Street Bike Basket is the perfect way to live out your vogue European lifestyle.

 

Want more European-inspired quilt patterns and techniques? Check out our wide variety of Irish Chain quilts and English paper piecing tutorials.

 

Which country would you choose to inspire your next quilt pattern?

 

You’ve Been Gifted: 7 Holiday Rainbow Loom Patterns + AllFreeKidsCrafts Giveaway!

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Two things are on everyone’s minds right now: Christmas (of course!) and Rainbow Looms, the latest jewelry craze. Whether you’re already obsessed or you’re just starting out, it’s time to put your Rainbow Loom love towards some holiday projects! AllFreeKidsCrafts has searched high and low for the best Rainbow Loom patterns for the holidays, and now you can follow these video tutorials to learn how to make Rainbow Loom designs for Christmas! Who knew Rainbow Looms could be used to make more than jewelry? These Rainbow Loom patterns would make great homemade gifts for friends and family, but Santa will understand if you gift some of these Rainbow Loom projects to yourself.

And speaking of gifts….AllFreeKidsCrafts has something else for you! Scroll down to find out how to win a copy of Totally Awesome Rubber Band Jewelry!

Holiday Rainbow Loom Bracelet

If you want to start creating Rainbow Loom designs for the holidays but haven’t spent much time with a loom, start with this Holiday Rainbow Loom Bracelet. By the time you’re finished with this Rainbow Loom bracelet you’ll have a simple accessory to wear to every holiday party, and you’ll be ready to tackle the rest of these festive Rainbow Loom patterns!

 

Candy Cane Charm

This precious charm is super sweet! You could make these tiny candy canes to use on your Rainbow Loom bracelets as charms, or string them up as itty-bitty decorations.

 

Christmas Tree Charm

O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree…who knew you were made of rubber bands? This Rainbow Loom design would make a great homemade Christmas ornament!

 

Snowman Rainbow Loom Bracelet

If you want to make a snowman but there’s no snow on the ground, never fear! Frosty’s here! This Rainbow Loom pattern makes a great wintry accessory.

 

Grinch Rainbow Loom Bracelet

You’ll need 2 looms to make this Rainbow Loom bracelet, but don’t let that turn you into a Grinch! You’ll love this fun Rainbow Loom pattern, and so will the friend that shares his or her loom with you to help you make it.

 

Snowflake Charm

Let it snow! No two snowflakes are alike, so feel free to use lots of holiday colors on this Rainbow Loom pattern. This Rainbow Loom design requires two looms, so invite a friend to come over and make the Snowflake Charm with you!

 

Santa Rainbow Loom Bracelet

Getting on the nice list is easy this year…just make this Santa Rainbow Loom pattern! All of Santa’s elves will be so impressed that you recreated Santa himself with colorful rubber bands.

If you love these videos, make sure you check out the Rainbow Loom video tutorials on AllFreeKidsCrafts!

WIN A PRIZE FROM AllFreeKidsCrafts!

Totally Awesome Rubber Band JewelryThe Rainbow Loom is quickly taking over craft stores and climbing the ranks of trendy toys for kids, so there’s no time to lose. If you want to get in on the latest craze, Totally Awesome Rubber Band Jewelry will help you get started. This book is a complete how-to guide for using this popular crafting craze, featuring unique designs that will wow your friends.

Enter to win the Totally Awesome Rubber Band Jewelry Book Giveaway today! We are giving away one (1) copy of the book to one (1) winner. The deadline to enter is December 2, 2013, at 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Click here to enter for your chance to win!

 Which one of these adorable holiday Rainbow Loom patterns do you want to try?

The Results are In for the Create and Celebrate Survey!

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We’ve tallied up your responses to our latest survey, and the results are in! Those of you that subscribe to our Create and Celebrate newsletter can find all the preferences and trends of your fellow holiday crafters below.

A recent survey conducted by AllFreeHolidayCrafts.com revealed the popular interests and habits of holiday crafters like you! This quick survey was taken by a selection of subscribers to the free e-mail newsletter, Create and Celebrate. From these results, the editors of AllFreeHolidayCrafts.com have been able to establish a strong understanding of the craft goals and ambitions of readers like you.

An entire 98.6% of readers are women; 45.1% of which are age 60 and older. These readers prefer to craft for holidays and seasonal occasions. Out of every holiday and occasion, 93% prefer to crafts for Christmas, 63% for birthdays, and 62% for Easter. Out of each holiday and seasonal cause to craft, 90% of readers reported that they never craft for Kwanza, 87% also reported the never craft for Cinco de Mayo.

While some preferences differ according to holiday, the types of crafts created are pretty universal for readers. A total of 85.8% prefer to create decorations, 60% make wearable crafts, and 59.5% prefer to make handmade gifts and party favors. Predictably, the techniques of readers are stable throughout, 68.6% prefer sewing, 56.4% prefer crocheting, and 56.1% make crafts from recycled materials. On a related note, 36.4% of readers reported that they base what types of projects they make on what type of materials are required.

More Fun Stats:

-How much time do you prefer to spend on a single craft project?

1 evening – 20.7%
1-2 days – 54.2%
1 week or more – 25.1%

– What types of projects would you like to see in each issue of Create and Celebrate?

A collection of projects for a specific holiday – 12.4%
A mix of projects for all holidays in the next month or so – 42.0%
A collection of a specific type of craft project (i.e. 15 Crochet Patterns or 22 Mod Podge Crafts) – 16.6%
A collection of projects to fit your skill level or time constraints (i.e. 13 One-hour Projects or 33 Super Easy Crafts) – 29.0%

– How do you stay connected with AllFreeHolidayCrafts?

I subscribe to the Create and Celebrate newsletter from AllFreeHolidayCrafts – 83.8%
I’m a fan of AllFreeHolidayCrafts on Facebook – 15.4%
I’m following AllFreeHolidayCrafts on Pinterest – 12.6%
I follow AllFreeHolidayCrafts on Google+ – 11.4%

– What holiday best represents you?

Christmas – 73.4%
Halloween – 7.6%
Thanksgiving – 5.5%

If  you could live one holiday over and over, what would it be?

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