Here's how Jane Doe Amineko spent her weekend and some crafty links to kick off your creative Monday. If you want to make a friend for Jane, grab a copy of Hello
My Name is Amineko and get crocheting!
First she had some yummy coffee enjoying the beautiful SoCal morning.
Crafty Princess Diaries
Tag, you're it! Or, at least if you use your tags well on Etsy, it will go a long way in making your shop successful.
Then she did a few home improvement projects.
Eileen - The Artful Crafter
Have you papier-mached yet? Let Eileen tell you how.
Margot Potter The Impatient Crafter
Madge shares a second free project from her new book Bead Chic with another signed book giveaway!
Mixed Media Artist
Is it a whirligig or part of the solar system? Cyndi has been experimenting with needle felting.
She hopped online and did a little computer work, and checked to see if Stan Amineko had updated his Facebook page.
Stefanie Girard's Sweater Surgery
At Sweater Surgery there is a review of the new book: Jil Eaton's Knitting School.
About Family Crafts
It is time to get serious about Halloween costumes. These resources will help you decide what to be for Halloween.
Carmi's Art/Life World
Carmi uses another fab Plaid stencil for this newly-embellished T-shirt!
Cathie Filian
Whip up tattered roses with scrap fabrics, gems and hot glue. They are simple to make and perfect for embellishing!
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Hello My Name is Amineko follows the journey of Amineko the Crochet Cat and his crocheted friends as they eat, sleep, and have lots of fun and adventures. The book comes with complete step-by-step photography and instructions for creating an Amineko of your very own and personalizing this cute cat with different facial expressions, clothing, and even bedding. Hundreds of color photographs tell the adorable tales, and mischief, that Amineko and his friends find themselves in, with complete instructions for knitting adventures of your own.
Born in Tokyo 1967, Nekoyama has been a life-long lover of cats. Cats and their endearing mischief have never failed to cheer her up. She created her first Amineko by accident and has never looked back. Today, she and her husband are the proud parents of many Aminekos. Nekoyama’s first book, A Day In the Life of Amineko, was published in Japan in 2005.