Computer Craft

Computer Craft Magazine is a great publication designed just for those crafty people out there with computers.
You'll find all sorts of projects to try like embroidery, making Christmas decorations, free clipart, and even a directory of craft related sites. You'll find it at lots of newsagencies or you can subscribe online ($19.80 for four issues) at their site: www.craftmag.com.

The paper products we used were from both the Celcast and Hewlett Packard ranges. You'll find them both at places like Officeworks, Dick Smith and Harvey Norman. Prices vary depending on the pack you choose.

The printer I was using for the Tattoos, Iron on Transfers and Greetings Card was a HP DeskJet 990cxi, which actually has the ability to do 2 sided printing, too. Check out more on the HP products at http://www.hp.com.au

For further information on the Brother sewing machine that does your embroidery for you, visit http://www.brother.com.au/as_oc/hsm/hsm.html.

For a listing of craft markets around town and also some great crafty products, visit http://www.craftmart.com.au/ - one of the newest Craft market directories around.

Ever wondered what a Polyhedra is?! Well, a quick search on the net and I found a good description: A Polyhedron is a geometric figure made up of a finite number of polygons that are joined by pairs along their sides and that enclose a finite portion of space. Why is this relevant, you ask? Well, a MS Megabyte visitor, Rob has a great program you can download which allows you to design them and actually make them. Visit http://www.software3d.com/Stella.html and you'll discover a world of Octahedrons, Dodecahedrons and even Truncated tetrahedons... great for Christmas decorations!