This Week's Featured Blog Posts from Blogging Business Artisans Members

This past week, Blogging Business Artisans members described a visit to an international trade fair for craft and hobby, shared a mandala printable you can color, provided historical context for Passover customs, and walked readers through an egg-decorating craft. They made Easter cards, finished tax returns, crafted starfish hairpins, and crocheted a stuffed lamb. While you visit each of these posts, take the time to comment and maybe even browse through some of the bloggers’ previous posts you may have missed.

Duni of Duni’s Studio talks about an international trade fair for craft and hobby that she visited in
Autumn / Winter 2017 Trend Report [ Crafts ].

Sarah L. of A Cat-Like Curiosity offers a free printable you can download and color in Mandala Monday – Come Grab Your Free Gift.

Learn about matzah, Pesah, Seder, Haggadah and more in Linda B. of Linor Store Jewelry’s post about Passover. Below you’ll see a pair of matzah earrings, but to learn what that’s all about, you’ll have to read her interesting post.

Rose of randomcreative proves it’s not too late to decorate for Easter with a tutorial in DIY Twine Wrapped Plastic Easter Eggs with Lace and Ribbon. These are stunning little eggs!

Judy of Mister PenQuin discusses Using layered background dies to add texture to your cards, specifically a set of Easter cards.

While Sharla of Beaded Tail wraps up her clients’ tax returns, her cats, Angel and Isabella, find ways to relax in Weekend Wrap Up.

You’ll love the cute little hairpins that Natasha of MermaidsWhispers teaches you how to make in How to Make Super Simple Starfish Hairpins – Mermaid Hair Pin Tutorial.

Pam of Magdalene Jewels introduces an adorable lamb she crocheted in Lamby Makes His Stage Debut! The Trial of the Big Bad Wolf!

If you enjoyed these posts, be sure to return to Blogging Business Artisans next week for another round of posts!

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