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CraftSanity Magazine Issue 4 Is On Sale!

Here it is! The Fall 2011 issue of CraftSanity Magazine is scheduled to hit the streets Sept 21 and I can’t wait to share it with you.  From the apple pie jam on the cover to the other sweet recipes and crafty treats inside, this issue has a little something for everyone who takes a DIY approach to life.

This issue features a whopping 20 projects, patterns and recipes to help you stay toasty warm this fall. I also sprinkled in some handmade stories and Q&As with emerging and established artists, crafters and a couple train-jumping musicians, too.

In this issue you’ll find patterns, recipes and tutorials to:

• Crochet lovely doily blankets, slippers, rugs, pillows and vintage inspired pot holders

• Knit cabled fingerless gloves, capelets for children and adults, tiny chickens and a feather patterned blanket with a story behind it

• Combine your knitting and crocheting skills to make a Granny Hybrid Hat

• Sew an apron and stuffed camel

• Make apple pie jam, apple butter, cinnamon sugar applesauce and try an illustrated recipe for freezer dills

• Whip up homemade soap and lotion and experiment with natural dyeing.

You’ll also get to meet Charlie, the potter, the fourth paper doll in our series, find out why it’s awesome to stitch like your granny.

Issue 4 featured artists, crafters and contributors include:
Lydia Adams
Rose Beerhorst
Dee Bellini
Larissa Brown
Jennifer Casa
• Cydney Colvig
Rebecca Green
Lisa Gutierrez
Anna Hrachovec
Sarah London
Julia Rothman
Amanda Blake Soule
Laura Stantz
Amy Stevenson
• And yours truly.

This is a fun issue, folks, and I hope you really enjoy it. (My proof copy is already tattered from overuse. :)

Print copies of the magazine are slated to ship Sept. 21. The PDF version of the magazine ($5) will be added as an instant download on the left sidebar of this website soon after.

I’m looking to get the magazine into more independent book and craft stores and need your help. So here’s the deal, if you convince your local yarn shop/book store/craft shop to stock CraftSanity Magazine, I’ll send you a personal thank you and a free magazine. To get in on this deal, all you have to do is have the shop owner tell me your name and address when he or she places an order of 10 magazines or more by October 15, 2011.

Thanks so much for your support!

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Comment from abby glassenberg
Time: September 14, 2011, 1:14 pm

Looks amazing! You have a great list of contributors for this issue. So exciting!

Comment from jennifer
Time: September 14, 2011, 8:38 pm

Thanks, Abby. I’m grateful to be working with such a talented group of artists and crafters. : )

Comment from Beverly
Time: September 15, 2011, 4:52 pm

Looks like a great issue!

Comment from Connie
Time: September 22, 2011, 10:45 am

I will definitely talk to my LYS – its a very small shop but I think they would love the magazine.

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Comment from Knittingdigits
Time: September 30, 2011, 11:31 pm

Another fine issue! The article on crocheting a rag rug brought back nice memories of my great aunt Bessie, who made rugs like this, but generally oval rather than round. She almost always worked several center rounds and the last outer round in black, making a nice frame for the colorful main section of the rug. My favorite had the usual black center and edge with the body of the rug done in a purple print I may be mistaken but I think she sewed the ends of the fabric strips together.

Comment from janice johnson
Time: April 22, 2012, 7:22 pm

Please provide me with a telephone number so that I can phone you directly and pay for a subscription for your magazine Craftsanity. I love your magazine!!! however, I am old school and want to place my order with you over the phone. My phone number is 404-660-5865 celluar or 404-755-8138 home. Thanks.

Janice Johnson———- jocel59@bellsouth.net

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