Craft web editor full#

She frequently sends emails to her friends with the heading, “Hey, check this out!” and includes a link to some project or sewing approach that really blows her mind that day. Weaver is a sewing maven and internet addict. Sarah is the author of Picture Yourself Felting Your Knitting and has a second book, all about knitting for babies, due out in 2013.

Craft web editor full#

Their house is full of yarn, fabric, beads and, now that she’s getting into art journaling, an increasing supply of paper, stamps and embellishments. She lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas, with her husband and daughter, who is the beneficiary of much crafty goodness and always asks “is that for me?” when she sees crafting going on. She’s the Guide to Knitting for ( ) and blogs about crafting with kids and crafting for kids at, where she’s on a quest to find the perfect recipe for homemade playdough. Her mother and grandmother taught her the rudiments of knitting, sewing, cross stitch, baking and canning, and she’s since built up her knitting skills (less so the other ones) and taught herself to crochet. White comes from a long line of crafters, back to the time before they called it craft and it was just what people did to get by. When she’s not creating art, she can be found hiking in the beautiful Pennsylvania woods, reading mysteries, or hanging out with her family. She’s rarely without her notebook and some colored pencils to help her draft her latest designs. Her favorite part of her creative process is seeing an idea that she sketched come to life as a finished piece. A couple of years ago she quit her day job to pursue her dream of creating art full-time, and the result is her website, She also started a YouTube channel Create with Claudia, only recently getting over her fear of appearing on camera.Ĭlaudia has had a project featured in Woman’s World magazine and has won some awards for her quilts. Starting out by writing articles and tutorials that covered a wide variety of topics, she decided to take it to the next level and concentrate on her artistic hobby. On a whim, she decided to begin writing online content about 8 years ago and has never looked back. She has never met a scrap fabric she didn’t like, and most of her quilt designs and fabric craft projects incorporate them in some way. This page tells you a little about each editor so that you can know the faces behind the gossip!Ĭlaudia has been quilting for about 30 years.

Each sub-blog has its own editor so that you know that you are getting the best information possible. CraftGossip relies on its bunch of dedicated editors to bring you the latest in craft gossip.