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Scottish Crafters

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A wee corner on-line for the artists and crafters living and creating in Scotland to gather. Whether to share ideas, chill with a drink, promote an event. As long as it is legal and courteous you are welcome to treat this as your own.

Website: http://ukhandmade.ning.com/group/scottishcrafters
Location: Scotland
Members: 101
Latest Activity: Mar 17

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Where is Everybody based 38 Replies

Started by The Sunroom. Last reply by Catherine Coyle Oct 7, 2012.

NEW OPPORTUNITIES POPPING UP IN EDINBURGH! 1 Reply

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2012 Events 8 Replies

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Comment by Gail Cadogan on January 16, 2013 at 12:41: Hi Folks, I am a newbie to this group so am just introducing myself. I am Gail and I am based in Kinghorn Fife, I make and sell jewellery and home decor and papercrafts. I am also an independant demonstrator for Stampin Up which is an American company selling great papers and crafting goods. I have done a few craft Fairs around Edinburgh and Fife but am trying to increase my online sales too. Please visit my website.

I look forward to checking out some of your work too and sharing the peaks and troughs of crafting

Gail

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Comment by Sam Miller on June 26, 2012 at 21:25: Hi, Please take a look at www.facebook.com/edinburghpopupmarkets We provide high quality craft markets in very interesting locations around Edinburgh. If anyone is interested in becoming one of our lovely stall holders please just email for details.

email: edinburghpopupmarkets@gmail.com

Look forward to hearing from you,

Best wishes,

samX

Comment by Margaret Hamilton on May 14, 2012 at 21:19: Thank you girls. Have passed it in to my new friend who in her recent retirement has taken up patchwork and quilting. She is becoming addicted a remarkably fast rate.

Comment by Anne Omand on May 14, 2012 at 19:46: This is very timely. My old faithful pinking shears are now needing replacing, and I was just wondering the same thing. I have a pair of Mundial dressmaking scissors that I purchased on ebay recently and they are brilliant. I was not aware that they did pinking shears, so thanks for that Rona.

Comment by Rona Stewart on May 14, 2012 at 18:08: The best advice I was given, ages ago, by a Canadian quilter I know is to buy Ghinger or Mundial. But Fiskars and Kai are ok, too.