The craft section of the Martha Stewart website has it's own blog. Find tutorials, source materials and find inspiration.

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LULObird: small fashioned crafts for a well crafted life. I aim to make this blog one that offers a mix of information and tutorials for other crafters like myself.  read more

Craft Buds is a collaboration between Lindsay Conner (Lindsay Sews) and Mary Jaracz (Bugglebee). We hope to share from our experiences and inspire you in your handmade endeavours, both creative and business related. read more

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I started this blog in 2008 as a way to let the world know about the jewelry I made. I begun feeling bored very soon to write about my own jewelry when the world is so full of beautiful handmade creations waiting to be discovered. read more

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Attack of the Craft is a discussion forum dedicated crafting and DiY. AotC is a fun, active community of alternative crafters and lovers of handmade. Tutorials, advice, networking & creative inspiration.

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My passion has always been poetry. Words are my form of therapy and cost much less. I often work out details of my life by writing things out. So many times I have thrown these snippetts away and now wish I had not. Words can touch our hearts both in the written or spoken form. This blog is filled with poetry, and other heartfelt forms of the written word. You will also find images of mixed media art and photography.

I would guess every crafter has that list of favorite craft tips and websites. Mine started with good intentions but quickly turned into a laundry list of websites where I could never find what it was I was looking for.

CraftyTips.com started from a move to a new computer and the loss of many of those hard-found bookmarks. (Oh, they are somewhere on my old machine; but, moving the file just is not getting done.) I know there are social bookmarking sites to help web surfers find interesting new sites - but when it comes to crafting they are fairly random and uncategorized. read more

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Posted on Entrepreneur by Laura Tiffany on March 4, 2009

In economic times like these, the urge to hunker down in your house, limit spending and jump off the merry-go-round of shopping, credit and consumerism can be strong. And one way for people to step outside the system, if just for a few hours a week, is crafting. Rather than being a consumer, a crafter becomes a manufacturer; the end result of a night on the couch isn't three hours of empty Tivo space, but a scarf, toy or handmade holiday ornament that one can give away, keep or sell.