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Welcome to Craft Blog Grow, a blog about all things craft, handmade and homegrown. I'm a keen gardener trying to build up a directory of all the plants in my garden and I'm (very slowly) restoring a 100ft long peach house built in 1922 so look out for progress on that!

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Mini Coin Purse Tutorial - step-by-step photos

How to make a little zip up purse - a really easy tutorial.

This cute little fabric coin purse makes an ideal gift or stocking filler, especially for a little girl to keep pocket money, hair clips or any other little treasures inside. It's very simple to sew up too, and makes an ideal sewing project for a beginner. Scroll through the pics - the mini coin purse tutorial is at the end.

Try the best British craft marketplace

www.folksy.com is a brilliant place to sell your work as a designer / maker based in Britain. It's a 100% British, 100% handmade market place. No vintage, no re-sellers allowed. You can sell craft supplies too!
I'm slightly biased as I have worked for this fantastic team in the past, however in a way that has given me the insider knowledge that Folksy is a handmade marketplace that genuinely want to help British craftsmen thrive! No business men in suits, they're a small team of people passionate about craft and making.
Read more here on the Folksy Blog - The British Alternative to Etsy

How to grow your own salad leaves - it's easy! (and you can save lots of £££)

Tips for Growing Salad

Growing salad is really easy. It's not time-consuming, it's not expensive, and you can be cutting your 'cut and come again' salad in around a month after sewing (sometimes more quickly) I thought I'd wax-lyrical about the benefits in the hope that I might convert a few of you into salad growers!

Save £££'s

OK, so growing your own salad is not going to pay for your next holiday.... but it is a fairly big chunk of change if you like eating salad regularly.

This bag of salad is £1.25 a pack (£1.39 per 100g) - It doesn't seem like loads of money when you're shopping and you just want some lovely fresh salad for your tea / lunch. I've seen packs for up to £3 before now and they're all growable in the UK!
With a teeny amount of prep and planning and a little space you could be growing your own from April through to September. Saving (if you're a two-bagger a week) at least £75. AND - you can choose what you like, so you wo…

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