"Wild with a Glue Gun" offers an array of craft projects, while showing craft clubs and other small groups how to foster an atmosphere of creative sharing. Various craft group members offer their favourite projects, suitable for all skill levels, and easily completed in a short amount of time.
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Kitty Harman, principal of Tributary Books, started a craft group with friends called Women Who Run with Glue Guns.
Christine Stickler, head of several programs that promote creativity in young people, convenes with Women Who Do Things with Their Hands. They and the members of their respective craft groups all live in Seattle, WA.
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17 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Get wild. Get motivated!,
By Kathy Cano-Murillo "The Crafty Chica" (Phoenix, AZ USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Wild with a Glue Gun: Getting Together with Crafty Friends (Paperback)
If glueing, stamping, soldering, pasting, arranging, writing, trimming, sewing, spraying, painting, coloring, mixing, molding, bending, twisting, curling, looping, crimping and kneading weird stuff are the only things that heal your spirt and make you feel alive - you have to check this book out! The whole concept is about forming/joining a local craft group to inspire eachother. It's written so friendly, you'll feel like going to the authors front door and offering them a bowl of homemade Ambrosia Salad and then asking if you can join THEIR craft group. It features info on all kinds of crafts groups across the globe and offers guidelines for setting up your own crafty clique. But the best part is the totally funky and tripped out projects. My favorite is the Chocolate Box Valentine. It's a dimensional collage inside a heart-shaped candy box. I was more than honored to have been mentioned in this book, right along side glorious glue gun goddess Meg Reardon from the legendary NotMartha.com site. There's also info on the crafty & clever chicas as Crafty Gal, Another Girl At Play, Get Crafty and mucho, mucho mas....Great job Christine and Kitty - and muchas gracias!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a great resource!!!,
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This review is from: Wild with a Glue Gun: Getting Together with Crafty Friends (Paperback)
It delivers just what it says it will. The projects are whimsical, have a wide ease and difficulty range, leave much to the imagination while inspiring your own creativity. I can't imagine what the previous reviewer expected to find and didn't. I've been very happy with the projects I have worked on so far and look forward to exploring more in the coming months.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Tacky items, but GREAT inspiration,
By Mark Twain "Gillian" (New York) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Wild with a Glue Gun: Getting Together with Crafty Friends (Paperback)
Although I wouldn't want most of these items in my cellar, the IDEAS are quite innovative. I got lots of great ideas and basic directions to easily modify for wonderful gifts.
I really liked it ... very warmly written and innovative
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