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Welcome Summer with Strawberry Pie
By Dana Jacobi
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Will we ever accept fruit for dessert as contentedly as Europeans do? In Italy, where a bowl of fruit usually sits on the dining room table or nearby, I am content reaching for a juicy pear or an orange after dinner. Sitting and sharing conversation while everyone peels their selection and eats it leisurely is probably part of the satisfaction. Perhaps this supports findings that socializing at mealtime contributes to well being as much as serving healthy food.
Returning home, though, I find myself quickly craving desserts that are somehow an occasion. It could be something simple, like a sliced orange sprinkled with candied ginger or cantaloupe slices drizzled with blueberry syrup made from jam warmed with apple juice. It may be due to the often disappointing taste of commercially grown fruit, but I need an embellishment, something extra, that little Martha touch, to be satisfied.
Local strawberries are in season now, joining the usual abundance of giant, glowing fruit from California or Florida. After a friend reminded me of the strawberry socials our grandparents enjoyed, and the luscious shortcake both our mothers served, a buttery biscuit soaking up the juice of halved berries, I resolved to use fresh berries in an equally seductive strawberry delight.
Spotting a whole-wheat graham cracker piecrust at the natural food store, I also reached for cream cheese and sour cream—reduced fat, of course, and a jar of strawberry fruit spread. Lining the crust with a blend of the cheese and cream, I then tossed fresh strawberries with melted fruit spread and heaped them into the pie shell, creating this jewel-bright, blissful result.
Strawberry and Cheese Refrigerator Pie
- 1 (9-inch) prepared graham cracker piecrust, preferably whole-wheat
- 4 oz. reduced-fat cream cheese
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 2 Tbsp. extra-fine sugar
- 1 tsp. grated lemon zest
- 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 lb. strawberries
- 1/2 cup strawberry fruit spread
- 1 tsp. lemon juice, optional
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Place crust on baking sheet and bake for 8 minutes, or until golden and fragrant. Transfer to wire rack and cool completely. This can be done 8 hours ahead.
Place cream cheese, sour cream, sugar, lemon zest and vanilla in small bowl. Blend until combined and smooth, using hand mixer on medium speed or wooden spoon. Spread cheese mixture evenly over bottom of piecrust. Refrigerate until set, 1 to 2 hours.
Just before serving, cut off tops of strawberries. Halve largest, prettiest ones and place in bowl. Cut remaining berries lengthwise in quarters and place in another bowl. Melt fruit spread in bowl in microwave, or in small saucepan over medium heat, stirring often. Mix in lemon juice, if using, and divide hot fruit spread between two bowls of berries. Using fork, toss until fruit is coated and glistening.
Spoon quartered fruit into the center of pie over cheese, turning most pieces cut side down as you spread them out. Arrange larger halves in circle around edge of pie, with flat side facing rim of crust and points toward the center of the pie. Spoon on any fruit spread remaining in bowls to fill in open spaces. Serve pie within 1 hour.
Makes 8 servings.
Per serving: 262 calories, 11 g total fat (3.5 g saturated fat), 39 g carbohydrate,
3 g protein, 2 g dietary fiber, 219 mg sodium.
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First off Block is not avoidance. don't call it avoidance, it's a theorycrafting thing, calling block avoidance is just bad. like turning you back on the boss bad. We call Block+avoidance chances Combat Table Coverage which is usually abbreviated to CTC. so tyou have 100.23% CTC, not 100.23% Avoidance
That hurdle out the waylets compare metagems, ignoring the 81stam the Eteranl increase you block values for 30% to 31 mitigation and your critical blocks from 60 to 62% block values. essentialy its increase the amount of damage you block by 3.33% .So assuming a boss hits for 100 damage every seconds and you have 0% avoidance and 60% block chance, and 40% critical block chance. Becuase critical block doubles our block values you can essentially treat it as a +Block value, so 40% crit block means on avareage we block for 42% of the damage on average (30% x 1.4). so we have a 60% chance to reduce the damage by 42% so an overall damage reduction of 25.2% so the incoming 100 DPS is reduced to 74.8 dps
if we plug our Eternal gem in we have to increase the block values by 3.33% so we'd now have a 60% chance to reduce the damage by 43.4% (42 x 1.0333) for an aoverall damage redcution of 26% so the incoming damage is reduced to 74dps.
If instead we plug the Fleet metagem in we get an extra 69 mastery which increase our chance to block and critically block by 0.58%. so 60.58% chance to block and a 40.58% chance to criticall block, on avearage we block for 42.174% of the damage and doing that 60.58% of the time means we avarage a 25.5% damage reduction. so our 100 incoming DPS is reduced to 74.5iDPS
So the Fleet meta gem works out to be 0.6% more damage taken than the Eternal, avoidance (parry+dodge+miss) will decrease this difference and the Fleet will finally be equal to the Eternal at the point you reach 100% avoidance.(parry+dodge+miss).
PLay around with the calculator i posted its pretty instructive that once you hit the point where you cap reach 102.4% CTC with shield block Up the Austere falls behind the Eternal, unless the largest damage source is unblockable physical damage. And if the majority of damage is spell damage since neither the Eternal, Austere, or Fleet have any affect so the Efflugent wins.
If the Majority of the damage is Blockable use the eternal
If the majority of the damage is not not blockable but physical use the austere
If the the majority of damage is spell damage use the efflugent
Every fight in Dragons soul except Hagara HC, Yorsahj and madness the majority of the damge is blockable. and even Hagara falls into that too if you don't eat her focused assaults.


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UCS President Kevin Knobloch said that naming the forum after Branscomb honors his intellectual and financial contributions to the enterprise. "Dr. Branscomb's longstanding leadership and concern for the vital role of science in American democracy is well known," he said. "His vision has been essential to the development of the center. This gift will allow us to build on his tireless work in advancing the role of science in the American experiment."
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PGA TOUR Victories
(9) 1978,Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational. 1981,Greater Milwaukee Open, B.C. Open. 1982,Hall Of Fame, Texas Open. 1987,Big "I" Houston Open. 1988,Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. 1992,Federal Express St. Jude Classic. 1993,H.E.B. Texas Open.
International Victories
(1): 2008 Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge [with Fred Funk and Nick Price].
Other Victories
(4): 1975 NCAA Championship [indiv]. 1991 Mexican Open. 1996 Franklin Templeton Shootout [with Tom Kite]. 2004 CVS Charity Classic [with Bill Haas].
2010 Champions Tour Money and Position
$193,088 (20)
2010 Champions Tour Best Finishes
T4-- Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. T9-- Allianz Championship.
Champions Tour Best Round
63 at Round 1, Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf.
Champions Tour Highlights
Teamed with Fred Couples to finish T4 at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf in April in Savannah...Was tied for the first-round lead at the Allianz Championship after an 8-under 64 Friday. Eventually finished T9 in Boca Raton after posting a final-round 68...Twenty-two years after his victory in Palm Springs, was on hand to witness his son Bill's initial PGA TOUR triumph, at the Bob Hope Classic. Became the eighth father-son duo in PGA TOUR history to win the same event.
Career Best PGA TOUR Finishes
1-- Andy Williams-San Diego Open Invitational, Greater Milwaukee Open, B.C. Open, Hall Of Fame, Texas Open, Big "I" Houston Open, Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Federal Express St. Jude Classic, H.E.B. Texas Open.
Career Highlights
2009: Won multiple titles for a fifth straight year and finished fourth in official earnings and fifth in the Charles Schwab Cup race...Played his best golf late in the season when he was either first or second in four of his last five appearances and claimed titles in consecutive starts for the second straight year...Ended a drought of 26 consecutive Champions Tour events without a victory when he won his 13th career title in record fashion at the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn. Returning to action after nearly a month off due to tendinitis in his left elbow, he birdied five of the final six holes to post a two-stroke triumph over Russ Cochran and Andy Bean at the Rock Barn Golf & Spa. His 54-hole score of 18-under-par 198 was a tournament record, bettering R.W. Eaks' previous mark of 17-under-par 199 set in 2007. Got off to a fast start in Hickory with a Champions Tour career-best, 10-under-par 62 in the opening round that also equaled the lowest 18-hole score on the circuit in 2009...Followed victory in Hickory by claiming the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship, his third major title and 14th win overall on the Champions Tour. A birdie on the final hole capped a final-round, 6-under 64 at Baltimore CC and gave him a one-stroke win over Tom Watson...Fell just short in his quest for three wins in a row when he was T2 at the Administaff Small Business Classic, one week after serving as Fred Couples' Captain's Assistant on the victorious U.S. Presidents Cup team. Was tied with John Cook, the eventual winner, with four holes to play but eventually fell two strokes back when he three-putted the final hole from the back fringe and Cook made birdie at No. 17...Stellar play continued the following week at the AT&T Championship in San Antonio. Was among the weekend leaders, and only a bogey on his final hole kept him out of a playoff with eventual winner Phil Blackmar. Saw his bunker shot for par and a chance to tie Blackmar hang on the lip at No. 18, leaving him one stroke short and T2...Recorded the 34th double eagle in the history of the Champions Tour when his three-wood second shot found the cup on the 11th hole at the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort during the second round of the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf...Finished second in Scoring Average for the fourth straight year...Took time out in early March to watch his daughter, Georgia, and her school, Christ Church Episcopal School of Greenville, win the South Carolina Class A high school girls' basketball championship. 2008: Claimed his second Charles Schwab Cup on the strength of two victories and 14 top-10 finishes. Took over the Schwab Cup lead for good with a T3 at the AT&T Championship, the last full-field event of the year. Had tied John Cook for the lead in the final round with an eagle at the 10th hole but eventually finished four strokes back. Earned 109 Charles Schwab Cup points for his efforts at Oak Hills to jump past Fred Funk. Went into the season-ending event in Sonoma with just a 12-point margin over Funk and, despite not finishing in the top-10 at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, claimed the Schwab Cup and $1-million payout when Funk did not record a top-10 finish either. Margin of victory in Schwab Cup race was the tightest in history...Highlight of his year came in Rochester, NY, when he won his second Senior PGA Championship, holding off Langer by one stroke at Oak Hill CC. Winning score of 7-over 287 on the East Course was the highest in relation to par in Senior PGA Championship history and the second highest in Champions Tour annals. Victory was the 11th of his Champions Tour career and made him the 13th different player to win multiple Senior PGA titles...One week later, successfully defended his title at The Principal Charity Classic when he posted a final-round, 6-under-par 65, the low round of the tournament, to beat Andy Bean by one stroke. Started the day two strokes behind second-round leader Nick Price but took the lead with successive birdies on Nos. 14-16 and never trailed again...Earlier in the season, almost defended his title at the Toshiba Classic in March but fell in a seven-hole playoff with Langer at the Newport Beach CC. Fired a closing-round, 6-under par 65 to make up four strokes on Langer on Sunday but eventually missed a critical 3-foot birdie putt on the seventh playoff hole, which would have extended the overtime session. It was his first playoff loss in a PGA TOUR/Champions Tour event after five consecutive wins...Posted the low round of the day and his low round of the year, a 7-under 64, Sunday at the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am, a score that eventually led to a T2 finish with Scott Hoch, one stroke back of winner Tom Watson...Champions Tour Player of the Month for May...Lost Byron Nelson trophy to Bernhard Langer by one-hundreth of a point (69.66)...Missed a couple of starts in the summer due to a hamstring injury. 2007: Grabbed the Arnold Palmer Award as the Champions Tour's leading money-winner for the second consecutive year and posted a Tour-best four victories. His performance eventually led to Player of the Year honors for a second consecutive season...Led all players with 18 top-10 finishes and finished second to Loren Roberts in the Charles Schwab Cup race...First of his four wins came in March when he was a two-stroke victor over R.W. Eaks at the Toshiba Classic. Finished with a record-setting, 54-hole total of 19-under 194, breaking Hale Irwin's record of 196 set in 2002...Became the only player to successfully defend a Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf title in individual stroke-play format the following month when he defeated Tom Kite on the first hole of a playoff for his eighth career Champions Tour win. Got up and down from the greenside bunker on the 54th hole to force overtime with Kite. Eventually won in Savannah when he chipped to within two feet and holed a short par putt after Kite missed his par attempt from 5 1/2 feet moments earlier...Added a third victory to his resume when he went wire to wire at The Principal Charity Classic in Iowa in June. Fired three successive rounds in the 60s on his way to his ninth career win...Continued his stellar play in his next start at the Bank of America Championship near Boston. Opened with a 1-under 71, but followed with rounds of 66 on the weekend for a three-stroke come-from-behind victory at Nashawtuc CC. With the victory, he joined his uncle, Bob Goalby, as the tournament champion. Goalby won the inaugural event in 1981...Tied for the 36-hole lead at the Allianz Championship in Boca Raton but eventually finished two strokes back of Mark James on The Old Course at Broken Sound. Runner-up effort at the Allianz event equaled his best effort on TOUR in Florida (T2-2003 PLAYERS Championship)...Along with Andy Bean, was T2 the following week at the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am, one stroke back of Tom Watson. Moved into contention down the stretch when he posted a 2-under 69 Sunday in adverse weather conditions, one of only two sub-70 scores posted the final day at the TPC Tampa Bay...Was also second at the 3M Championship following a final-round 63 at the TPC Twin Cities, one stroke short of D.A. Weibring who birdied the final three holes to win...T2 at the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn thanks to a final-round 6-under 66, the low Sunday round...Player of the Month in both April and June. 2006: Became the first player since Hale Irwin in 2002 to claim both the Arnold Palmer Award as the leading money winner and the season-long Charles Schwab Cup crown...Battled Loren Roberts to the wire for the two titles before claiming both at the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship, thanks to his T6 finish. Earned a Champions Tour career-best $2,420,227 to win the money title by $54,832, but his margin in the Charles Schwab Cup race was only 20 points as Roberts missed a short putt for on No. 18 which would have given Roberts the title. Charles Schwab Cup title earned him a $1-million payout...Won four titles during the season, sharing that distinction with Roberts...Claimed one of the biggest wins of his career in late May when he prevailed in a playoff to win the Senior PGA Championship at Oak Tree GC in Edmond, OK. The victory was his first major championship in 90 starts in his PGA TOUR career and gave him three consecutive victories on the Champions Tour. Made a clutch birdie putt on the 72nd hole which appeared to be the clincher, but Brad Bryant answered with a birdie putt on the same hole minutes later to set up a playoff. Rolled in a par putt on the third extra hole to defeat Bryant and become the second player (Loren Roberts the other) to win three straight events in 2006...The first of those victories came in April when he went wire-to-wire at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. Held off late challenges by Craig Stadler and Peter Jacobsen on Sunday for a five-stroke victory in Savannah. Made key birdies on Nos. 16 and 17 on his way to a closing-round, 5-under-par 67. Stellar play on the back nine during the event was the difference. Was 13-under-par on the final nine at the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort, with just one bogey. His winning score of 15-under-par 201 was a tournament record...Made it two straight wins the following week when he came from three strokes behind on Sunday to win the FedEx Kinko's Classic at The Hills CC near Austin. Matched the tournament scoring record with a final-round, 7-under-par 65, highlighted by five straight birdies on Nos. 2-6 and a 5-under-par 31 on the front nine. Added birdies on three of the final four holes to pull away from his challengers. Needed just 21 putts Sunday as he was victorious for the fifth time in his professional career in Texas. Two victories were enough to earn him April Player of the Month honors...Added a fourth title late in the year at the Administaff Small Business Classic. Five-stroke victory at the rain-shortened event was his sixth TOUR title in Texas and made him just the second player (Bob Charles, the other) to claim both a PGA TOUR and Champions Tour title in the Houston area. Separated himself from the field Saturday, thanks to an Augusta Pines course-record 63. Maintained his five-stroke advantage through five holes Sunday before heavy rains in the early afternoon rendered the course unplayable...Held the lead briefly on the back nine at the Walmart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach before eventually finishing T2 along with David Edwards, one stroke back of winner Scott Simpson...Also T2 in his next outing at the Constellation Energy Classic, finishing with birdies on the final two holes Sunday...Fifth-place finish at the weather-shortened SAS Championship near Raleigh moved him over the $2 million in season earnings...Moved ahead of Tom Kite on the PGA TOUR's all-time record for most cuts made (591) when he played on the weekend at the U.S. Open. Made the cut in a third decade at Winged Foot, eventually finishing T37...Had tied Kite's all-time mark for career cuts when he played all four rounds at the Memorial Tournament, eventually finishing T29 in Ohio...Made it 592 career cuts made by making it to the weekend at the PGA Championship at Medinah. 2005: Was voted as the Champions Tour Rookie of the Year after turning in an outstanding month of October. Starting with the last round of the JELD-WEN Tradition, posted 17 straight sub-par scores, the best streak on the Champions Tour that year...Made headlines when he won for the first time in 304 combined starts (PGA TOUR/Champions Tour/Nationwide Tour), capturing the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn in western North Carolina. Posted three straight rounds in the 60s, including a closing, 7-under-par 65 for his initial Champions Tour triumph. Completed his day with three straight birdies to pull away from Loren Roberts and Dana Quigley for the two-stroke victory, his first in 11 years, 11 months, 23 days...Claimed a second title just two weeks later at the SBC Championship in San Antonio. Two-stroke victory at Oak Hills made him the 12th different player to claim PGA TOUR/Champions Tour titles at the same venue. Came from two strokes back of Dana Quigley with a final-round 66 to best Tom Purtzer by two...Almost claimed a third consecutive crown at the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship. Looked to be in control after taking a six-stroke lead after 54 holes but was eventually passed by a hard-charging Tom Watson and fell one stroke short in Sonoma...Played in his 28th PLAYERS Championship, tying Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite for most appearances and finished T24...Also played in his 29th consecutive MCI Heritage, including making his 23rd cut at Hilton Head-just one shy of Hale Irwin, who has made the most cuts at Harbour Town, with 24. 2004: Made his Champions Tour debut at the Senior PGA Championship in Louisville, where he finished second, one stroke back of Hale Irwin after Irwin two-putted for birdie from 40 feet on the final hole...Among the leaders throughout the U.S. Senior Open before finishing T3, two strokes behind Peter Jacobsen. He and Jacobsen were the only two players in the field to post four consecutive sub-par scores at Bellerive...Was runner-up to Craig Stadler in his third and final start on the Champions Tour when he finished three strokes back at The First Tee Open at Pebble Beach...Sank a 12-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to give him and son Bill a victory in the two-day CVS Charity Classic at Rhode Island CC in late June...Son Bill qualified for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills GC to join Jay as the first father-son duo to compete in the same U.S. Open twice.
Introduced to golf by his uncle, 1968 Masters Tournament winner Bob Goalby...Won first trophy at National Pee Wee Championship in Orlando at age 7...Brother Jerry is the golf coach at Wake Forest...Brother-in-law Dillard Pruitt played the PGA TOUR and is now a Champions Tour Rules Official...Son Jay, Jr. played college golf at Augusta State and is a now a professional. Second son, Bill, was an All-American at Wake Forest and was the medalist and a semifinalist at the 2002 U.S. Amateur at Oakland Hills CC. Bill also won the 2004 Ben Hogan Award as the top collegiate male golfer and is a member of the PGA TOUR...Jay received the 2004 Payne Stewart Award for upholding the traditions of golf and was honored in 2005 with the Jim Murray Award from the Golf Writers Association of America and late in the 2005 season was named as the recipient of the Bob Jones Award, the United States Golf Association's highest honor for distinguished sportsmanship...Was inducted into the South Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in December 2007 and is a member of the Wake Forest Hall of Fame...Favorite course in the U.S. is Harbour Town GL, while his favorite course outside the U.S. is Turnberry...Favorite golf holes are No. 8 at Pebble Beach and No. 16 at North Berwick...Enjoys vacationing at Pawley's Island, SC...Always marks his ball on the green with an English penny...Says his dream foursome would include his two sons and his uncle, Bob Goalby...Favorite non-golf sporting event is the Final Four and also enjoys The Rolling Stones...Favorite sports team is any sport Wake Forest is competing in.
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CHICAGO Automotive suppliers sentiment took a significant step up in January as the outlook in North America and Asia continues to improve, despite ongoing woes in Europe and concerns about the political environment on Capitol Hill.
The Automotive Supplier Barometer Sentiment Index moved up to 55 from 51 just two months ago, a substantial shift in attitude to "somewhat more optimistic" from "somewhat more pessimistic." The index is based on a survey of 108 companies by the Troy, Mich.-based Original Equipment Suppliers Association (OESA).
But regional market risks remain for suppliers, according to Dave Andrea, OESAs director for industry analysis and economics.
"Things are positive in North America and Asia," one respondent said. "Europe is still a question."
Contributing to the better outlook was the governments resolution of the fiscal cliff issue, which translated to higher confidence in 2013 production forecasts. U.S. auto output is expected to reach 15.2 million vehicles in 2013, a slightly conservative number compared with forecasts from independent forecasting consultancies, the OESA said.
Such expectations, along with tight capacity utilization, indicate there will be production constraints within the supply chain again this year, but that will lessen as manufacturing and engineering capacities are being added, according to the survey. Those constraints are expected to appear primarily in the material markets, powertrain/engine components and chassis systems.
Fewer respondents expect to face raw material shortages this year, but they anticipate having to deal with production overtime premiums, skilled labor shortages and internal manufacturing capacity constraints.
Suppliers are trying to hire workers to boost physical production capacity and productivity, the survey results show.
Respondents whose outlook has not changed in the past 60 days said they will wait to see what impact tax changes will have on consumer confidence, adding that they also are concerned about truck demand. They also noted that several new model launches have been pushed back up to six months, and dealer overstock is of concern as wellas is the current volatile environment in Washington.
Companies that conduct business in Europe are taking steps to address lower automotive demand and vehicle sales there. Such steps include layoffs at European operations, shifting resources from Europe to North America, refocusing acquisition strategy to North American targets, and "making sure we dont overcommit to (original equipment manufacturers) in the form of capital/tooling investment," respondents said.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Federal transportation officials have given Sacramento $135 million to expand its light rail as the region seeks to increase the reach of its system.
The Sacramento Bee reports that U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Federal Transit Administration head Peter Rogoff appeared in town Monday to announce the grant.
The project will expand the system another 4.3-miles farther south, to Cosumnes River College.
Local officials want to build a seamless rail network that can take riders from streetcars to light rail to Amtrak, and perhaps eventually to high-speed rail.
LaHood said the Obama administration is eager to help Sacramento lead the way in reintroducing rail transit as a complement to freeways.
The money came from the federal New Starts transit fund, which is paying for half the project's cost.
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A scrapbook is simply a decorated photo album that also preserves the stories behind the photos (called journaling) & it can also hold memorabilia (tickets, certificates, letters, etc.). By using acid-free and lignin-free papers and adhesives, photos can be preserved beautifully and safely.
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Itsy Bitsy carries all the essential Scrapbooking supplies for Scrapbook lovers in India.
Cardmaking is the craft of hand-making greeting cards. Many people with interests in allied crafts such as scrapbooking and stamping have begun to use their skills to start making handmade cards. This has contributed to cardmaking becoming a popular hobby.
Making your own greeting cards is a wonderful hobby that you can enjoy either on your own or with family and friends. It's also incredibly easy to make your own cards. You don't have to be creative and you don't have to have a lot of time. You also don't need a whole lot of supplies.
Cardmaking is extremely popular in India & Itsy Bitsy is the only shop in India that carries a huge range of Card Making supplies. So, if you are looking for Cardmaking embellishments, then look no further, Itsy Bitsy has it all. You can buy the Cardmaking supplies online or at our store.
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Jewellery may be made from a wide range of materials, but gemstones, precious metals, beads and shells have been widely used. Depending on the culture and times jewellery may be appreciated as a status symbol, for its material properties, its patterns, or for meaningful symbols. Jewellery has been made to adorn nearly every body part from hairpins to toe rings.
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Itsy Bitsy also carries DIY Jewellery Making Kits & you can browse our idea gallery for some inspiring Jewellery making designs.
Quilling or paper filigree is an art form that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together to create decorative designs. Quilling technique is very simple. The paper is wound around a quill to create a basic coil shape. The paper is then glued at the tip and these shaped coils are arranged to form flowers, leaves, and various ornamental patterns similar to ironwork. Thus with basic coils, one can create amazing quilled designs or patterns.
If you are looking for Quilling materials, then Itsy Bitsy is where you have to stop by! You can also order Quilling supplies online from our website.
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Itsy Bitsy also carries a huge range of Kid Friendly & School Project materials. Various kinds of Papers like Handmade Papers, A4 Papers, Corrugated Sheet, Craft Paper, Patterned Paper, 2 Sided Patterned Paper, Single Sided Patterned Paper , Special Printed Papers, Punch Paper, Origami Paper, Tissue Paper, Crepe Paper, Specialty Handmade Papers , Glittered Papers , Foam Sheet, Felt sheet, Chart papers, KG Cardboard, Chipboard, Thermocol sheet, Sponge sheet & Cork sheet are available at Itsy Bitsy. We also have Chenille stems (pipe cleaners ), Pom Poms, Google / Wobbly eyes, Designer buttons, 2 holed & 4 holed Buttons, Straws, Feathers, Glitter & Non- Glitter Flowers, Leaves, Handmade boutique flowers, Ceramic Puffy Paint, Foam stamps, Alphabets, Thermocol balls, Scrapbook Glue, Craft Glue, Super Glue, Glue Dots, Glue Gun, Double sided Foam Tape & other craft supplies perfect for any School Project or personal crafting.
Itsy Bitsy carries a huge range of Sewing, Knitting, Crochet & Embroidery materials. Various kinds of Sewing materials are available in Jyoti brand like Needles, Book Binding Needles, Machine Needles, Bobbin Case, Hand Needles, Sewing Kit, Sewing Machine Oil are available at Itsy Bitsy.
We also have Crochet Hooks, Craft Sissors, ZigZag Scissors, Woven Elastic, Trouser Hooks, Dress Hooks, Press Button, Pearl Head Pins, Tailor Tape, Needle With Nylon Wire, Pin Cushion, Garment Marking Pen, Needle Threaders, Bobbin With Threads, Seam Ripper, Glass Head Pin, Knitter Needles, T-Pins, Safety Pins and many more sewing accessories.
Some of the top brands like American Crafts, We R Memory keepers, DCWV (Diecuts with a view), Kaisercraft, Multicraft, Sizzix, Cuttlebug, Portacraft, etc., have partnered with Itsy Bitsy to promote Scrapbooking and Paper crafting in India and you can look forward to many more brands in near future! If you wish to shop Cuttlebug in India and Sizzix big shot in India, www.itsybitsy.in is the place to go!
Itsy Bitsy carries 12 x 12 Pattern Papers from American crafts, dies, Diecut and Embossing machine, cuttlebug machine, Embossing folders from Cuttlebug, 12 x 12 Pattern Papers, cards and envelopes, stickers from DCWV (Die cuts with a view), clear stamps, rub ons, rhinestones, ribbons, half pearl, wooden flourishes from Kaisercraft, Big shot machine, Big shot Pro, dies, embossing folders, cutting pad, framelits, clear stamps from Sizzix, clear stamps, punches, Cinch, the Spiral binding machine, Crafters Magnetic Twist Trimmer , Crafters Tools Art Knife , Sweetheart Distresser Tool , needles, brads both printed and glittered, brad setting tool, Magnetic Self Healing Cutting mat and magnet ruler, Art knife, Rub on tool & piercing Tool, tags, Crop-a-dile chomper tool, Eyelet & snap punch, Tangerine Long reach hole punch from We R Memory Keepers, Scoring Pal, Exacto Knife & Calligraphy nibs from Multicraft.
Itsy Bitsy is the only online retailer carrying a full range of quality polymer clay in India also carrying a specialized range of sculpting clay in India.
If you are looking for Art supplies, then you would be delighted to shop at Itsy Bitsy. Itsy Bitsy carries Art Materials like Acrylic Paint, Artist Brushes, Hobby brushes, Artist Portfolios, Artist Canvas, Charcoal, Display Easels, Gesso, Impasto , Kid's Art supplies, Kneadable Eraser, Mediums, Modelling Paste, Oil Paints, Palette, Palette Knives, Pencils, Pens & Water Colour Paints, Acrylic colors, blenders, Polymer Clay, Cartoon clay, Dipper, glass paint, PVA glue, Palette knives, imitation leaves, pottery and modeling tools from Mont Marte, Wall art, Car Decal, Lap toppers, pop dots, ribbons, Calligraphy pens and nibs, color factory sponge, nail art, speckled eggs, glue, crafters took kit, transfers from Multicraft & more.
At Itsy Bitsy, we also carry Indian brands like Anchor, Apsara, Boutique Elements, Bostik, Camlin, Creations, Faber Castell, Kangaro, Reynolds & Wembley.


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