Artists & Crafters Supply Community: Share A Tutorial or Giveaway

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Share A Tutorial or Giveaway

Today only leave a linkie and comment for a tutorial or giveaway and email me an ad or avatar or badge link and I will run an ad for FREE for you for one week.

Jewelry Dishes from collectible saucers

You can link to your studio or shop or blog for the FREE ad.

Candle Making Book 5 Dyes and 3 Scents

Below you can leave name of tutorial or giveaway in the name line and link to it in the URL line.

Make Your Own Gift Bag

Enter your link below and share some fun! Be sure and put the title of the tutorial or giveaway in the box where it says Name. Then add the link and please leave a comment. Enjoy!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: Don't think I've shared this one here before--it's three parts, though, so you have to check parts II and III after this one. I'll send you an av this afternoon. Thanks!; March 18, 2011 at 8:38 AM
Dianne Poinski said...: After getting many requests for information on hand coloring digital photographs, I put this e-book together for people that could not make it to my workshops.

Thanks for the opportunity to post it here!; March 18, 2011 at 7:22 PM
Betty said...: Thanks for sharing ladies! Send me your badge and link for a free one week ad!; March 18, 2011 at 7:36 PM

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