IBtyen

Hello QB Members,

Are you excited not just about quilting but other arts and crafts as well? Do you love sharing your crafty, do-it-yourself projects online with other independent and artistic members? If this sounds like you, then you should check out craftster.org!

Craftster.org is the largest online community for sharing what is now commonly known as "indie crafts." You can share any of your projects, from interior decorating to knitting, jewelry design to pottery and ceramics.

Check out just a few projects that were shared on Craftster.org for the Easter holiday!

Candy Carrots

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Chocolate and Sugar Eggs

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Patterned Egg Shells

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Craftster even has easy-to-follow tutorials so that you can do some of these nifty projects yourself!

Check out one of our favorite Craftster testimonial<wbr>s...

"I have an addiction to craftster.org. It's a sickness. If you can go to that site and not be inspired, then you may not be human and you should start considering the fact that you could be an android or alien hybrid." -- a fine fellow Craftster by the name of "monster"

patricej

Craftster is one of the sites owned by our parent company.
it's well worth checking out.

Just remember where Home is.

Geri B

What is an indie craft? Hmm, owned by a parent company? Is that like Facebook? Do they gleen info from our conversations for advertisers.

patricej

i have no idea what makes a craft "indie."

there's no need for suspicion.

deedum

that is pretty neat. I am already familar with craftster. awesome.