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Amanda Formaro is a published author and professional blogger with over 18 years online experience. Her work has appeared on websites and in magazines such as Parents, Family Fun, PBS Kids, Disney's Spoonful, SheKnows, Redbook, Mixing Bowl and more. Please contact Amanda to inquire how she can provide fabulous crafts or recipes for your site or brand. You can visit her blogs here.
…Both Crafts by Amanda and Fun Family Crafts were chosen among the top 10 craft sites for grandkids by Grand Magazine, the Digital Magazine for Grandparents and Their Families. Kaboose.com, where I have over 500 projects under my belt, was also included in the top 10 list. I am honored to be chosen by Grand Magazine and truly appreciate the recognition. So glad that my crafts are bringing joy to little ones everywhere! 🙂 …
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…ut and can’t wait to share projects with you every month over at MyPrintly.com. My first project will be a printable you’ll be able to download for free and use for movie themed parties or, like I did, to hang in your theater room! I look forward to working closely with HP and the My Printly team. The first thing I’ll be trying are these Social Media Snapshots so be sure to watch my social media channels for those and keep an eye on Crafts by Aman…
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Quite a while ago I bought the domain funfamilycrafts.com. Then it sat. And sat. And sat some more. My initial intention was to create a site where I could feature all of the projects that I made. Whether it be on my own blog, Crafts by Amanda, or on Kaboose, in Parents Magazine, wherever I happened to appear. Fast forward a year or so later. I was gabbing with some awesome business women friends and came up with the idea to create a site to not…
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…ame was Alanna Webb and when I met her she owned a site called Lovestories.com, which was loaded full of beautiful poems. Anyway, she took me under her wing and shared with me what she had learned as a webmaster. I will never forget that I started my old website on a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor called AOL Press. She told me I needed to learn HTML, so I did. I found a tutorial, taught myself how to write and read HTML and it was o…
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…soon. In the meantime, you can find plenty of craft projects for kids and adults on my craft blog, CraftsbyAmanda.com…
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