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Useful tool for figuring out how much fabric you need for your next cross stitch project, including edge allowances for framing an finishing the project.

A lot of people might look at that and think, �oeWow, all these people have such a huge head start. Is it too late for me to get online?” To that I say absolutely not! The internet age is really just beginning. This is still very much in its infancy, people are still coming online all over the world, handheld mobile devices are coming online in enormous numbers, mobile ecommerce really hasn�t even started yet.

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This month I decided I need to step up my article and video marketing efforts to the next level. I wanted to make that as easy as possible, so I started looking at some software options to aid in the process.

I decided to start my software review process with Easy Push Button Traffic for a few reasons.

First, the software is from Willie Crawford whom I met in person at NAMS 2 last August and at that workshop he gave us some great information about using articles and videos in your marketing efforts. I think that Willie does a lot of great things in the internet marketing circle and I admire his work ethic tremendously.

I actually finished Blackwork Unicorn awhile ago (at the end of February), but we got the evil stomach flu and then I got my new computer and I was having a bit of a hard time getting the camera to play nice with the computer settings. I finally got it all figured out and got all my pictures uploaded, so here we go! I'm so glad to be back in the swing of cross stitching and doing needlework projects again.

Great thorough review of Transcription Crash Course includes recommendations and extra info.

While many are breathing a sigh of relief now that fabric is exempt from CPSIA, more is needed. Dan Marshall, founder and Vice President of the Handmade Toy Alliance is concerned that while fabric used in a hair bow is exempt, the barrette itself is not, along with zippers, snaps, buttons, etc. used in clothing