The Art of Scrapbooking and Crafting

MIDDLEBORO — Applications are available for the Rotary Club’s annual Arts and Crafts Fair.

Wesley United Methodist Church will host an arts and crafts festival beginning tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 29, and continuing through Saturday, March 1.

Just in time for Whiskey Flat Days, we’ve got real life examples of what people might have made in the 1800’s on display at the Lake Isabella Library.

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi at the Crafts Incubation Centre in Għajnsielem, yesterday. The centre is expected to offer entrepreneurial possibilities for students who opt to take craft and art beyond a hobby. Photo: Jason Borg.

The first Crafts Incubation Centre in Għajnsielem, Gozo was inaugurated on Wednesday. The project involves the construction of an extension of the existing Wistin Camilleri Gozo Centre for Art and Crafts and the construction of a number of workshops that make up the underlying Incubation Centre. The Crafts Incubation Centre and the extension of the Wistin Camilleri Gozo Centre for Art and …

You shoot a deer and take it to the processor. He hands you back packages of steaks, chops, sausage and burger. Jim Miller says you’re shortchanging yourself by not getting back what he considers the best piece of all — the hide, which you could tan the way your ancestors did and produce leather products superior to anything you can buy in most stores.

MOULTRIE — The days are getting longer, and lovers of art, crafts and barbecue may have no better way to spend those moments than at Spence Field on March 14-16. This budding time of year brings with it the highly anticipated Calico Spring Arts and Crafts Show and the Sunbelt Expo BBQ Cook-Off.

Yarn, quilts, along with knitted, crocheted, and embroidered crafts, will be on display at the Quilts and Yarns exhibit March 15 at the Camarillo United Methodist Church.

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi today inaugurated the first Crafts Incubation Centre in Gozo and stressed the importance of investment in human resources.

“Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” Those words of William Morris — British poet, socialist and wallpaper and fabric designer — are as inspiring now as they were when he helped the Arts and Crafts Movement span the globe at the turn of the 20th century.