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November 2004 Newsletter
"That which appears without, is within." — William Blake
IN THIS ISSUE
- November 2004 Journal
- What's New @ the CP
NOVEMBER 2004 JOURNAL
Halloween: The Beginning of Christmas
It's funny how Halloween decorations have evolved through the years.
When I was a kid, the standard fare was a carved pumpkin on the front
step, and maybe a cardboard skeleton with movable arms or a spider
hanging in the living room window. ...
Have a Nifty November,
Chris
WHAT'S NEW @ THE CP
Halloween
Craft Resources
Hundreds of free craft ideas and projects incorporating
pumpkins, ghosts, witches, goblins, spiders, skeletons, and vampires.
Plus,
Halloween history and safety
tips.
Pumpkin Carving Resources
Free pumpkin carving tips, techniques, and patterns for a variety
of pumpkin characters.
Nit Wits Punkin and Pumpkin Coloring Pages
Fun coloring pages that won't bore you out of your gourd!
Autumn Soap Bar Project
By Life of the Party
These colorful soap bars are the perfect way to add a seasonal touch to your
bathroom decor.
10 Ways Your Chamber of Commerce Can Help Your Craft Business Grow
By Rena Klingenberg
Joining your area's Chamber of Commerce can be
a smart move for your jewelry or craft business.
Do
writers really need to have their work edited?
By
Tracy Habenicht “Most editing services do not claim, and
rightly so, that their efforts
will result in a publishing contract."
Is Your Title Compelling?
By Nick Vernon
Your title is your selling tool. It’s the first thing readers
will scan and contemplate whether to read your story.
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