There is something elemental shared among artists and crafters, regardless of chosen medium: creative energy. Crafter's dabble, collaborate, muse, and make, all in their own way and on their own timeline. For all crafts, there are established techniques to follow but wild, innumerable ways to experiment, using basics to launch crafters to new heights. This book can aid that launch. Each day of the year is given its own focus, on which the reader will find a daily dose of craft content that inspires, instructs, and illuminates. Author: Barbara R. Call. Publisher: Quarry Books, 2010

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