Craft Round-up

Hello, welcome back to this month’s “Top Craft” blogs of the week… well.. as before, I like to focus on all sorts of craft blogs – there are big and there are small and they all contribute in different ways.

My Craft Blog of the month is:

Mini Eco is a beautiful craft website by Kate, you can tell that her background is in design, as everything is gorgeously executed. She always uses vibrant rainbow colours that draw you right into her crafts and you will find something for everyone – be it pixilated heart cards for you to make, to beautiful Hama bead bracelets. Best of all, she has her VERY OWN craft book coming out this Spring. A must have for all you gorgeous book junkies. And to top it off: she is a really nice lady!

Further Blogs for you to Explore:

Domestic Goddesque

Kelly from Domestic Goddesque is one of those “all round craft” blog writers.. she writes about parenting and about food, but more importantly also loves to craft! She has in fact already written no less than 3 guests post for me on Red Ted Art, which means she surely deserves a crafty mention. Go and explore and see her wondeful creativity!

Sun Hats & Wellie Boots

I adore Catherine’s Sun Hats & Wellie Boots blog. She regularly crafts with and for her young daughter, coming up with all sorts of fun, from Gruffalo Cupcakes to Key Chimes and fairy stories. If you have young children, this blog will be an absolute delight and you will really enjoy browsing it. Each week she comes up with yet more crafty and creative ideas and won’t even let a house move from stopping her posting for you. Do stop by and have a look!

Creative Jewish Mom

I adore Sara’s blog Creative Jewish Mom. You will find all sorts of ideas from “recycled crafts” to crafts for mom and many crafts around key Jewish celebrations – which will have appeal to everyone. Always a source of inspiration, well written and beautifully photographed, you cannot go wrong here!

Creative With Kids

Allissa from Creative With Kids does not always describe herself as a “crafty mum”, but I think you will find lots of crafty ideas – be it “low cost recycled” crafts or bird feeders or activities for you and your children. Recently she joined forces with me on the “Kids Get Crafty” link up (please do come and stop by and join in! It goes up every Wednesday and is open until the following Monday). So, visit Creative With Kids to finds lots every day inspiration.

I hope you enjoy exploring these new blogs and that we get to see you over at Red Ted Art sometimes soon – you will find lots Easter Crafts inspiration for both young and old!