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All Four Craft-A-Day Apps Discounted For The Holidays!

published by Eric Smith on December 12, 2013 - 2:30pm

Hey crafters! Did you know in addition to being an awesome book, Craft-A-Day by Sarah Goldschadt is also an app? Well, some of it anyway.

There are special seasonal apps that tie in to Sarah's book, like how seasonal flavors compliment a delicious cup of coffee. Think pumpkin spice, but for your iPad. 

We've discounted the seasonal apps for the holidays, each of which is loaded with a number of fun projects. Go ahead and head over to the App store and pick them up for just 99 cents! Links are below! 

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SURVIVE THE HOLIDAYS: CHECK OUT OUR QUADVENT QUALENDAR

published by Rick Chillot on December 12, 2013 - 10:43am

Rainbow Sprinkles Blog Tour Roundup

published by Jackie Alpers on December 12, 2013 - 9:52am

Some of the best bloggers from around the web made recipes inspired by my new book Sprinkles!: Recipes and Ideas for Rainbowlicious Desserts. One of my favorite sprinkles inspired quotes came from We are not Martha who said, "sprinkles are one of the happiest things in all the world. They’re on the same level as glitter… except they’re edible. So, they automatically win. "

Thanks for participating everyone! It was a ton of fun and I got to meet some tremendous blogger/bakers.

Six Literary Alternatives to the Elf on a Shelf

published by Rick Chillot on December 11, 2013 - 11:02am

You probably know about "The Elf on a Shelf," a toy that parents can use to convince kids that a creepy elf is watching their every move. Which is basically the plot of George Orwell's 1984, right? So we wondered...what other forms of Thing-on-a-Thing-based holiday behavior modification could be taken from classic and contemporary literature? The possiblities are endless... or at least six.

Adventures in Book Arts: Three Places To Buy Beautiful Handmade Notebooks

published by Sara Habein on December 10, 2013 - 9:54am

Though I have probably a dozen blank notebooks in varying sizes and styles, I cannot resist buying more. The ability to create one's own journal or project portfolio is a skill that I've always wanted to develop, but until I do, I will continue to covet others' handmade gems.

The Geek's Guide to Dating Webseries: Ray & Melissa

published by Eric Smith on December 10, 2013 - 9:45am

Welcome to The Geek's Guide to Dating Webseries! From local bloggers to podcasters, indie video game developers to celebrated filmmakers, hard hitting journalists to award-winning storytellers, over the next few months geeks-of-all-kinds will be sharing their love stories and dishing out advice.

In this week's video, you'll meet local game developer Ray Merkler and publishing professional / Cupcake Friday Project founder Melissa Ward. Hit play to learn about how they fell in love over craft beer, and the importance of supporting one another.

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