Christmas gift ideas for your crafter: Part 2

December 11, 12:13 PMDenver Craft ExaminerKayleen Burke

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Part 2-Written by the fantabulous Julie K. Miller!

Dear Santa,

I have been a very good crafter this year. I organized my studio several times, made birthday cards for all my friends and family, most of the time bought supplies with a coupon and hardly ever left a project unfinished.

This year, because I have been so good, I want new non-stick scissors in my stocking - a nice new sharp pair that I promise not to loose or damage or use in the kitchen when I'm in a hurry. (Tonic Non-Stick Scissors, on sale for $6.96 and up at www.joann.com)

I would also like a paper cutter - the bigger the better! Or, if you're toy bag is too full, I will even be happy with one I can take with me when I craft outside the home. (12 inch Portable Rotary Paper Trimmer by Fiskars $42.00 at www.twopeasinabucket.com)

And since I shared my supplies with my friends, can I please get a Crop-A-Dile Eyelet and Snap Punch for my scrapbooking? I promise I would use it all the time! ( $30.29 at www.addictedtoscrapbooking.com)

And I could really use a new some fancy pens and markers, mostly because my husband tends to steal them off my table and use them to mark boxes in the basement (feel free to mark him on the naughty list for that one) (Zig Full Set - One pen of every color and case at www.scrapbook.com on sale for $125.00)

And if you think I've been that good, I would really really like a mini craft tote to help organize my supplies and let me travel and craft with ease. (www.amazon.com from $10.99 - $13.99)

Also - world peace, an end to hunger, universal health care and a Blue Ray DVD Player.

Happy Holidays! I will be sure to leave your favorite cookies by the tree,

Julie Miller