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Friday, October 26, 2012

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Welcome to my blog, where I share crafty inspiration and the exploits of my creative career. My days are joyously filled juggling the needs of my three busy kids while meeting copy and design deadlines. I love to explore the natural beauty that surrounds our home in the Maine woods.

I love questions and Whimsy Kit Wholesale orders!

HeidiLBoyd@comcast.net

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Amazon.com Widgets

wonderful on line review of Craftcycle at Crafting a Green World.

http://craftingagreenworld.com/2009/08/14/a-review-of-craftcycle-by-heidi-boyd/

Fabulous review of Wired Beautiful at Bella on line.

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art68729.asp

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Heidi Boyd: Midcoast Maine, New England, United States; Has been crafting since she was a toddler and is pleased as punch that she found a way to make a living playing with art materials. My studio space consists of mountains of clear containers each is overflowing with sequins, yarn, beads, feathers, glass, buttons,trims, stamps... anything you can imagine. Whether I'm outside in nature or at a store I observe everything carefully, always trying to figure out of how it's made and how can I remake or redesign it.

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