Nancy's Arts & Crafts

Come on over to Inspiration Avenue and play the game of "Where Would You Like to Be"?... here are some places where I might like ...

My brother sent this. The New York Times   has a researched article worth the read on some of the Julia Child favorites.  It says most o...

Eighteen months ago, I became a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for children and wrote a post about it HERE . This past week I too...

David Attenborough and BBC presents:

A new challenge is going on at Inspiration Avenue.  Click on this link  to join the challenge.  Here is the deal: The challenge this week ...

Post Card Swap What  is it?  Just what it says, Swap A Postcard! You make five postcards and mail them.  You will receive five postc...

Inspiration Avenue.  What is it?  From the Etsy site , this is a brief description of this lively group: Inspiration Avenue is an interes...

Find of the week: you can order 100 postcards on heavy stock from  Postcards .  And they arrive within the week. A good value for less tha...

All pictures are from The Pothole Gardner in London where he creates miniatures of natural delights. Thank you, Stev...

A new blog challenge hosted by Floss in Toulouse , Haute Garonne, France is something that intrigues me. Floss says about her blog chall...

Buying Modge Podge can set you back a few bucks more than making it yourself. Since it is used in the craft room about as frequently as s...

From the Daily Mail in the UK ... fascinating! The great debate: Grasshoppers meet on the broad leaf of a plant to make a lot of noi...

Hans Holbein the Elder (c 1460 -1524) Angels

Thanks for sending this, Jean!

Since it did not cost money and was purported to have 54 pattern instructions, why not get a free book for my Kindle app?  So I did. But w...

by Leif Enger: When I was born to Helen and Jeremiah Land, in 1951, my lungs refused to kick in.  My father wasn't in the delivery room...

Just returned from church where this video was shared after the benediction: Yup, I'm a Lutheran.

How cool is this. Actually, the spiders are plastic rings.  You can read how to make the jello ring  here  where Brett Bara blogs.  That ...

I laughed. and a baby porcupine: