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Feature Artist Heather Mann

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Feature Artist and Author

HEATHER MANN

CRAFTFAIL (you can order her book here)

In her book "CRAFT FAIL: When Homemade Goes Terribly Wrong"(you can order her book here) Heather Mann has exposed the myths of many craft sources! Her book pokes fun at all of us! I dare you not to pick it up.... you will get a great laugh!

 Heather Mann is a professional craft designer and blogger, and has appeared on the Martha Stewart Show, in Reader’s Digest, the New York Times, the Washington Post. Her projects have appeared in and on the cover of Family Fun magazine. Heather has been crafting all her life, but blogging since 2000. She lives and crafts in Salem, Oregon.

Did you know you could submit your personal "craft fails" at CraftFail.com, to learn more read HERE!  If Heather writes another book maybe your fail may make the cut.

Heather Mann is the founder of CraftFail.com


Today Heather shares a few projects
that were a success!!!
Candle Tin Wreath
Candle tins embellished and attached to a burlap wreath!


4 No-Sew Scarf Embellishments for Kids
Take a scarf and embellish with simple items!

Fall Altered Angels
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  1. Tarnished RoseSaturday, November 08, 2014

    Love the wreath, scarves, but especially the angels.
    Marilyn

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  2. Barbara RankinSaturday, November 08, 2014

    Great projects today. Definitely all three were a success! I also especially love the angels.

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  3. DIYDesignStudioSaturday, November 08, 2014

    Love them all! I am inspired!!

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  4. TonyaSaturday, November 08, 2014

    Love all the projects but the fall angels are my favorite! <3

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  5. Robin HorasanianSaturday, November 08, 2014

    Wonderful projects! The wreath has a wonderful rustic charm and I'm sure that every kid would love one of those scarves. My favorite here are the angels! The colors are fantastic and they are so full of whimsy! Thanks so much for sharing.

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  6. JackieSaturday, November 08, 2014

    I like them all but the wreath caught my eye♥

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  7. p-dubSunday, November 09, 2014

    These projects are all so very cool and can be adapted for any holiday! Great ideas!

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  8. ddazzled71Monday, November 10, 2014

    What a fun assortment of projects I especially love your fall angels! Thanks for sharing your work with us here at Altered Pages. xx

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