31
Aug
kids life orphanage, thailand
Posted By admin in Kids Crafts
this is a video of us doing some crafts stuff with the kids. enjoy. 
Duration : 0:2:31 Views : 2099.
Archive for August, 2006
31
Aug
Harry the Dog
Posted By admin in Scrapbooking
A pet is a wonderful addition to any family. They’re a best friend and a playmate all rolled into one. This week, Bethany creates her own title block and shows us how to stitch and distress a scrapbook page that is really something to bark about! See more at www.crafttvweekly.com
Duration : 0:9:26 Views : 777.
31
Aug
Macro Closeup of Tiger shrimps fanning eggs
Posted By admin in Egg Art
More macro or closeup photos and videos can be viewed in my personal website at:
http://www.theteh.com/html/projects.html
Duration : 0:0:6 Views : 461.
22
Aug
The Basketmaker
Posted By admin in Basketry
Bent Vinkler gives a special touch to Risør market of art and craft.
The quiet but strong apperance gives the spectators a look into the art of basketmaking.
Duration : 0:4:32 Views : 742.
22
Aug
basketmaker
Posted By admin in Basketry
Bent Vinkler is a basketmaker.Here you see him working at the Risør market of arts and crafts
Duration : 0:4:32 Views : 320.
18
Aug
Mobile Woodworking Program for Youth
Posted By admin in Woodworking
Alternate Routes is Side Street Projects’ creative woodworking program for kids age 5 to 11. Since 1997, Side Street Projects has brought the lost art of woodworking to literally thousands of children throughout Los Angeles County. Alternate Routes’ goal is to teach children how to use tools safely, effectively and (ultimately) independent of adult assistance. Classes are held in brightly colored mobile classrooms: renovated transit buses that house 10 woodworking stations custom made for children. These are some students in action… designing and building their very own projects. Find out more about this program at http://sidestreet.org/woodbus
Duration : 0:1:54 Views : 1644.
Experience the creativity!
its strange and wonderful!!4
Aug
Our Lives in Our Hands
Posted By admin in Basketry
This 1986 film examines the traditional Native American craft of split ash basketmaking as a means of economic and cultural survival for Aroostook Micmac Indians of northern Maine. This documentary of rural off-reservation Indian artisans aims to break down stereotypical images. Basketmakers are filmed at their craft in their homes, at work on local potato farms and at business meetings of the Basket Bank, a cooperative formed by the Aroostook Micmac Council. First person commentaries are augmented by authentic 17th century Micmac music. A film by Karen Carter and Harals Prins
Duration : 0:1:6 Views : 1489.