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Fayme Harper

Joined 6 years ago from Lucerne Valley, CA

I just moved from the city to the desert. While I adjust to my new lifestyle, I won't be able to write much. I'm stuck on dial-up. (Oh the horrors).

All my articles are my own opinions based on my life experience. If you disagree with me, at least I know you are thinking.

About me: After four years of college I got into the entertainment field I've driven from coast to coast in the U.S.A. and appeared on radio and TV. When I'm not writing for Hubpages, I work on my longbow skills, do arts and crafts for my stores at http://www.pigglewiggins.etsy.com , http://www.hypnotic.etsy.com, blog like crazy, sew my own costumes, fight with people that tell me to get a real job, and hypnotize my friends into submission. My interests are quite eclectic.

My daily blog: http://craftaday.blogspot.com/

My Twitters: http://twitter.com/zenchantress and

http://twitter.com/Craftinator

My Squidoo: http://www.squidoo.com/lensmasters/Enchantress

I never dreamed when I joined Hubpages that thousands of people would be reading my words. It is humbling and amazing. Thank you for your helpful tips and comments. I appreciate the hard working hubpages staff and founders as well. They are visionaries. I am enjoying my fifth year on Hubpages.

Yours truly, Fayme Z. Harper

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Fayme Harper is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.  She also is a participant in the eBay affiliate program Her articles generate income from these activities.

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  • 11

    1001 Things to Sketch, Draw or Render

    13 months ago

    My original list of 1000 Random Things To Draw was a big hit. But that was years ago so here is my new and improved and alphabetized list. Use it for fun or to expand your art skills. If your art is stuck in a rut, step out of your comfort zone and...

  • 3

    Make Your Own Juggling Clubs the DIY Way

    17 months ago

    Learn to make your own juggling clubs aka juggling pins from simple dowels, discarded plastic soda bottles and tape. A fun diy project for teens and adults. Improve your circus skills.

  • 6

    Spooky Diorama Skeletonized Mermaid Pumpkin

    2 years ago

    A few years ago I came across a tutorial for making skeletonized fairies. I wanted to try it but I just never got to it. But the idea kicked around in my brain. Then one day I was at the craft store and saw this faux pumpkin display where each...

  • 9

    Working With Plarn

    2 years ago

    Hopefully many of you have switched to tote bags to cut down on the use of the plastic shopping bags that end up clogging the rivers and oceans or that end up in landfills. When they fall apart in the ocean they cause all kinds of tiny bits that...

  • 5

    Make an Amigurumi Zoo

    2 years ago

    Some of my creations. Platypus Knitted Lion  Many years ago when my kids were small, I went to a craft event in Lawndale, CA. One of the ladies there had a table full of crocheted animals and dolls. I had to have one. I bought a blue clown. But I...

  • 6

    Woodburning Ideas For Gourds

    23 months ago

    I've been very busy lately doing woodburning, also know as pyrography, on hard shelled gourds. There are so many possibilities, I can barely get one thing half started when I've thought of three more I can do. Lately I've discovered all...

  • 1

    In the Shape of a Triangle

    4 years ago

    Branches forming a triangle. Blue Triangle made of sky. Any three points that are not on the same line form a triangle. Here three marigolds (another sacred flower) form a triangle). The triangle is one of the five oldest symbols, the other 4 being...

  • 2

    TuTu Tutorials

    4 years ago

    Since I proclaimed every Tuesday TuTu Tuesday for my self-portrait group on Flickr, I'm going to be needing to make myself some tutus, those poofy skirts that only ballerinas used to wear that have now tip toed their way into polite company. They...

  • 4

    Exploring Embroidery and Stitchery

    2 years ago

    Your mood swings are giving me whiplash.  A needle. Some fabric. A thread. Scissors. Embroidery at it's simplist starts with these four things. But there are so many types of embroidery that you can spend an entire lifetime exploring it. You can...

  • 5

    Wonderful World of Weaving

    22 months ago

    I've never intentionally tried to get into weaving. But it keeps sneaking back into my life. Today was no exception when I almost bought a weaving book at the store. It reminded me of the pin weaving I used to do when I was in the Society for...

  • 8

    Roses The Flower of Romance

    4 years ago

    The name of this rose is St. Patrick's Day because the new blossoms are green. Striped rose I got at a swap meet. Lavendar rose I got at a swap meet. Lavendar rose I got at a swap meet. Miniature Rose Miniature yellow roses I got for Mother's Day...

  • 4

    My Ten Favorite Annuals For Flower Beds

    4 years ago

    Nasturtiums Sunflower Lobelia An annual is a flower that begins and finishes it's growth cycle all in one year. But since I live in S. California, sometimes they last more than one year. They either grow through the winter, or they reseed themselves...

  • 8

    Garden Crafts: Things You Can Make to Add Whimsy to Your Garden

    11 months ago

    Anyone can have a yard, but if you want an awesome garden with charm and warmth, you can do a lot to make your garden unique and special. Add some whimsy to your home garden by making some of these awesome things. 1. Wind Chimes: Make...

  • 6

    Repotting Succulents

    4 years ago

    Every spring I go through my garden and see which succulents need to be repotted. Even though they are slow growers in general, and can handle being root bound to a degree, sooner or later they need bigger pots. Sometimes, a dish garden runs wild...

  • 9

    Planting Succulents In Your Garden

    4 years ago

    Pink Ice Plant Various forms of sedum. Succulents love to be in containers.  In my teen  years I was lucky enough to live near a giant nursery that specialized in cacti and succulents. It is long gone but my love for these amazing plants continues...

  • 5

    Skirts 101

    4 years ago

    Mini jean skirt Gypsy Skirt. If you've ever been one of those guys that gets dragged on a shopping trip with a woman, you might find the world of skirts very confusing. So many types, styles, colors, patterns. It's a whirl of confusion. So for the...

  • 10

    100 Reasons to Dance

    23 months ago

    One day I was watching one of those reality shows and one of the couples does a 'dance of the day'. That sounded like something I should be doing, because as I get older, it isn't so easy to find a way to dance. I no longer have access to dance...

  • 17

    Crochet a Hat Tam or Beret

    2 years ago

    One of the first hats I ever learned to crochet was a tam or beret. I used to make them for a hat vendor at the Renaissance Faires in the U.S.A. And I still keep a few on hand for my Etsy shop, or for gifts or to wear myself. To crochet this...

  • 17

    Can I Eat For a Dollar a Day?

    4 years ago

    After reading about a couple that made it through a month by eating for a dollar a day each, I started wondering how I would accomplish that challenge. I'm not surprised that they succeeded, but I was surprised at their food choices. For starters...

  • 5

    Making Inchy Art Squares

    4 years ago

    Inchies Glued on and covered with Modge Podge sealer Imagine a painting that is square. Now imagine it shrinking down and down and down until it is just 1 inch square. Then imagine a whole plethora of one inch square paintings or collages or texture...

  • 3

    Put Your Heart Into Art

    3 years ago

    I find myself using some reoccurring themes in my art. And one of them is the heart. So I decided to write about using hearts in crafts. The heart is the universal symbol of love, affection, romance and on the flip side heartbreak. Most prolific...

  • 5

    Tutorial: Super Simple Belly Dance Skirt Fits Any Size

    4 years ago

    I've been making these skirts for years and just finished another one. Why do I like them? They are quick and easy to make. They use less fabric than most skirts. You can adjust them to fit no matter how much weight you gain or lose. You can use a...

  • 5

    Postage Stamp Quilt Build Along

    4 years ago

    I just started a new quilt called a postage stamp quilt because it's made of little squares. I picked 2" squares with 1/4" seams and made a template out of cardboard. Right now I'm sewing the squares into strips by hand, but plan to join the long...

  • 11

    Archery, Juggling, and Fat Jokes by Moonmaiden

    5 years ago

    Piratical Since today's topic is jokes, I thought I'd write some and steal some. Warning...nearly every joke is politically incorrect. That's what makes them funny. They are often what people think instead of what they say. ­­Archery Jokes ...

  • 141

    Knifty Knitter Long Loom Series

    2 years ago

    This article gives the basic instructions for using a knitting loom from the Knifty Knitter Long Loom series. Photos are provided to help you understand how to do it.

  • 5

    Archery Buddies

    5 years ago

    Making bamboo arrows Making his first bow. We spent a wonderful day with our archery buddies from http://www.Paleoplanet.net. Some of us worked on bows and arrows. As usual many passersby dropped in to see what curious manner of folk we were....

  • 14

    Marriage Misconceptions

    5 years ago

    This topic has been on my mind for a while so it finally gelled enough for me to write about it. And yes, it's another can of worms. Let me preface it by saying as a divorced woman, my opinion is biased and not open-minded. I have been wondering...

  • 5

    Drawing Exercises

    2 years ago

    There is something magical about seeing all the images on one big sheet. Using directions from this Hub http://hubpages.com/_l6f64eotqm13/hub/10-invention-ideas by Fossfor I set to work making a posterboard full of thumbnail sketches. Much to my...

  • 39

    Why I Hate Housework

    2 years ago

    Like many women, I don't have a domestic bone in my body. No Martha Stewart DNA here. I grew up in a family of 7 and our homes were never clean. Which means I never learned to clean house. I make no apologies for it. I think housework causes the...

  • 1

    Make an Apple Head Doll Part 2

    2 years ago

    The doll heads are dry enough and I'm ready to go on to the next step. I got some wire a bit thinner than a coat hanger, and I took a long piece and bent it into a u-turn shape. Then I slowly pushed both sharp ends through the top of the apple by...

  • 10

    Balloon Twisting Photo Gallery

    2 years ago

    Poodle with an Attitude Teddy Bear Mouse or rat Rocking horse I've made a lot of my living making balloon animals in the 80's and 90's. I really never got established once I moved to Orange County, California though. So if you need a balloon twister...

  • 2

    Bow Making Workshop Photo Gallery

    2 years ago

    Ever so often the bowyers from Paleo Planet forums gather together in the archery range near the Rose Bowl in the Lower Arroyo to share their skills at bowmaking, flintknapping, fletching and atlatl building. We get plenty of visitors who can't...

  • 11

    Polymer Push Mold Doll Faces Tutorial

    2 years ago

    I always wanted to make my own doll faces but I thought it would be way too hard. The project intimidated me. One day I picked up a bunch of flesh toned Sculpey (Polymer Clay) with the intention of making my own push molds. And there they sat in a...

  • 21

    BBW GUIDE TO SANITY

    6 years ago

    BBW stands for Big Beautiful Woman. It's not my favorite term but there are no good terms. So substitute rubenesque, zaftig, fluffy or thick or whatever current word annoys you the least. Even if you crave to someday look like a super model, you...

  • 18

    Building a Bicycle

    2 years ago

    I am fascinated by people who can take a bunch of parts, put them all together and end up with a bicycle. My boyfriend was recently bitten by the fixed gear fever. He keeps rebuilding a bike he got on Ebay, trying to make it perfect. He's been...

  • 7

    Kitchen ideas for tiny kitchens

    6 years ago

    This article is about making a small kitchen functional. It is for renters or people using an existing kitchen. If you are remodeling a kitchen from scratch, this article is not geared for that, but you still might glean a few good tips out of it. ...

  • 1

    Making Gourd Jewelry For Unique Holiday Gifts

    2 years ago

    Whenever you have a gourd that you cut apart to make a bowl or a vase or a lamp you invariably end up with pieces of gourd left over. Most people just toss these out without another thought. But save all your scraps because you can make interesting...

  • 8

    Making Paper Snowflakes

    6 years ago

    Free directions and how-to photos. Get your family together to make these fun snowflakes. Then tape them to windows, decorate holiday packages, add them to your winter scrapbooking pages or frame them in a scrapbooking frame and display them as art....

  • 8

    Bamboo For Interior Decorating

    6 years ago

    I'm a big fan of bamboo and given the chance, I would decorate an entire house interior with it. They even make wall coverings and rugs out of bamboo. One place that is a wealth of bamboo information is the American Bamboo Society....

  • 3

    Pottery Makes Unique Gifts

    22 months ago

    The start of a wishing well. It needs to harden a little before I can add the next layer. Some gifts you can make with pottery include: Bottles, dishes (check for lead free clay and glazes first), candle holders, planters, pencil cans, hanging...

  • 44

    Stick Weaving For a Quick Homemade Gift

    13 months ago

    Learn Stick Weaving so you can make some inexpensive and unusual gifts.

  • 65

    Using a Knifty Knitter Loom

    3 years ago

    Many people are perplexed with knitting. They find it too frustrating what with dropping the needles or dropping the stitches. But recently I purchased a knitting loom called the Knifty Knitter. It is not only a perfect gift to give to your...

  • 6

    Maple Leaf Arts and Crafts

    2 years ago

    There are certain motifs that appear time and time again. One of my favorites that is particularly suited to fall and also to Canadians is the maple leaf. Truly one of the most beautiful of leaves, it also conveniently comes in the perfect size to...

  • 14

    Creative Ways To Paint Your Child's Room

    5 years ago

    When I was a child I finally got my own room. Not an easy trick with 3 sisters and a brother all competing for the same thing. My father was in a painting mood, so he let us pick the colors for our rooms. But somehow when I told my father I wanted...

  • 1

    Homemade Gift Ideas For the Baker in the Family

    17 months ago

    Baking treats to give as gifts is a fun way to spend your time. Whether you are into bread, pies, cupcakes or cookies, here are some ideas to get you into the baking mood.

  • 9

    Archery Projects for Science Fairs

    6 years ago

    The more I hang out with my friends on Paleo Planet, the more I realize just how much science and testing is involved in archery. There are so many aspects that would make a great science fair project. Think of a bow like a giant spring. When you...

  • 5

    Show Your Teacher You Care With a Handmade Gift

    6 years ago

    Many of us have a favorite teacher that just means the world to us. Or we feel the teacher is having a rough year and we want to cheer them up. Here are some ideas for gifts you can make for that special person, whether its your Sunday school...

  • 1

    Halloween costume ideas for couples

    2 years ago

    Halloween is a ways off so you have plenty of time to prepare. Famous couples from history: Adam and Eve Bonnie and Clyde Robin Hood and Maid Marian Merlyn and Lady Nimue Guinevere and Lancelot Cleopatra and Mark Anthony Marilyn Monroe and...

  • 1

    Botanical Gardens Make For A Romantic Date

    2 years ago

    When you are short on cash but big on romantic intentions, there are still many places you can go with your beloved. One of them is a botanical garden. Most of them are nearly free to get into. Sometimes there is a small charge for the gate or a...

  • 0

    Having a Psychic Tea Party

    6 years ago

    I always enjoy working at these parties. First you need to find the perfect teacups for tea leaf reading. I prefer white cups without any patterns or designs on the inside of the cup. You want sides that are gently sloping, not straight up and...

  • 3

    Conversation Starters

    3 months ago

    First of all, put yourself in an environment where people are ready, willing and able to talk. Places like fairs, bbq's, farmer's markets, and chamber of commerce mixers are some likely spots. One thing I often say to people is, "You look like...

  • 71

    Make a Gypsy Skirt

    10 months ago

    Learn to make a tiered gypsy peasant style skirt with basic sewing skills.

  • 1

    Costumes for Christmastime

    6 years ago

    It's amazing how many times you might need a costume for Christmas or Yule. My former spouse needed a Santa costume so many times, he finally just went out and bought one of the professional ones. If you'd rather sew your own, all the major...

  • 3

    Working with Novelty Yarns

    2 years ago

    I made this on a train with needles I made out of dowels. In the last few years there has been an explosion of new yarn types and colors and textures. Working with these unusual yarns is a lot of fun. I still recommend that beginners start with...

  • 5

    Gypsystones and Other Found Art Ideas

    23 months ago

    With all the art cuts in schools, it's a wonder children get exposed to art at all. I wanted an inexpensive way to spread art throughout the land that would cost little to produce, yet have a charm all it's own. I had painted rocks since early in my...

  • 79

    Dating Wisdom: How to know if he likes you

    17 months ago

    Understand how getting into a relationship works and tips for figuring out what went wrong. Practical advice on male and female dating and learning how to do it better. Letting go after a break-up.

  • 4

    Wreaths for a Home Grown Accent

    3 months ago

    This morning I rolled out of bed and had a craft inspiration. I don't celebrate Christmas but I do celebrate Yule. And I'm not particularly fond of getting a log, the traditional Yule symbol. For one thing, I don't even have a fireplace. So I sat...

  • 3

    Pagan Baby Shower Ideas

    6 years ago

    There are many goddesses of water and of birth. You can honor one or several of them at the shower. To get you started on your research, here is a list of Greek Goddesses. http://www.paleothea.com/MinorsA-E.html My first thought is that a baby...

  • 3

    Make a Seed Necklace

    4 years ago

    An Eqyptian gourd featured at the Arcadia Gourd Festival. A tiny gourd with beads around it. One of the fun things I did in my childhood was make my own necklaces from seeds. The seeds are free if you save them from melons you eat during the warm...

  • 7

    Gourd Santas and Snow People

    24 months ago

    Two of the best sellers in the gourd world are gourd santas and gourd snowmen and snow women. Every artist seems to put their own spin on the idea. I have no idea who came up with the first ones, but the idea stuck and they still make a fun project...

  • 5

    How to be a Hopeless Romantic

    17 months ago

    Enjoy art together. Visit your local museums and outdoor craft markets. I want you to put on your rose colored glasses and take a trip with me. A romantic views the world in a unique way. One of the most famous romantics was William Shakespeare. So...

  • 14

    Making carnival games

    4 years ago

    Instead of beanbags, you throw plastic bananas through the holes. One of the things our company has provided for events is simple carnival games with an old fashioned flavor. We made them all ourselves, and got better at it as time went on. Here are...

  • 6

    Astrology and Relationships

    6 years ago

    I've found the study of astrology to be a fascinating field. I know I am very effected by the full moon and by eclipses. When my life is in the pits, 99% of the time a planet is in retrograde. I can tell which retrograde by the type of problems I'm...

  • 1

    Face Painting for Fun and Profit

    5 years ago

    I have been painting faces at parties and festivals since 1981. Then I taught my daughters and husband how to paint faces. One of my daughters put herself through college with her face painting profilts. She now has a B.A. in art. All my following...

  • 2

    Puppetry for Children

    5 years ago

    Like most children, I was crazy about puppets. I've tried out many of them over the years, from the simple to the elaborate. So I'll start with quick and easy puppets so you can help your kids play right away. Sock Puppets: Grab a sock, sew on two...

  • 9

    Crafty Gift Baskets

    4 years ago

    Twined copper basket by Fayme Harper I personally like making gift baskets more than I like receiving them. I love coming up with new ways to make them. Get in the habit of collecting cool baskets when you see them on sale. Don't forget to look at...

  • 6

    Naughty Knitting

    5 years ago

    My first clue that knitting was not just a boring pasttime for little old ladies that didn't have a life was back in the 70's. My father had seen some designer golf club covers somewhere and he decided he wanted to knit his own. That's right. Knit....

  • 16

    Really cool party ideas for kids

    6 years ago

    Having performed at hundreds of kid's parties in the past 20 years, I have a unique perspective on the do's and don'ts of kid's parties. Let's Do the Do's first 1. Plan well in advance. The best clowns, jugglers, facepainters and bounce castles...

  • 5

    Make a Personalized Gift

    6 years ago

    It is true that there are a lot of personalized gifts on the market. The trouble is, mass produced items only come in the most common names. They are not going to risk spending big money on production costs for 1000 mugs that say Bernadette or...

  • 16

    12 Songs That Changed My Life

    4 years ago

    The Long and Winding Road by the Beatles This song still gets to me, even after all these years. Bridge Over Troubled Waters by Simon and Garfunkel If I had a personal National Anthem, this would be it. They should give this song the Nobel...

  • 13

    Screename 101

    4 years ago

    I love Screen Names! In fact, I've probably had 100 of them. I must have 50 on Yahoo alone. I have noticed that men tend to use part of their own real name in a screen name. Women rarely do that. I chalk it up to women being more afraid of...

  • 15

    Spoon Bending

    2 years ago

    I've been fascinated by the whole psychotelekinesis thing for years. So how could I resist attending a PK Party to learn how to do it. I thought I'd post photos of some of the spoon bending I did at the event. By the way, kids are even better at...

  • 11

    Carving Eraser Stamps

    18 months ago

    I've used these letters I've carved many times. This one is called Punky Panda and was made for the Zombie Nanner Gang challenge. This one is called Drunk Monkey and was made for the Zombie Nanner Gang challenge.Carving Stamps From Erasers and...

  • 13

    Erotic Hypnosis

    4 years ago

    He thinks he is petting a real mouse. Usually when I mention mice to a hypnotized subject, they jump up on a chair or scream or both. He thinks a helium balloon is tied to his wrist.Hypnosis is a relaxed state of hyper suggestibility and awareness....

  • 38

    Crystal Divination

    6 years ago

    I made this chart to help me remember all the crystals I use for divination. Since I find it so useful, I thought maybe others would too. So here it is. For more thorough definitions I recommend a book called Love is in the Earth. There are...

  • 6

    Palmistry

    6 years ago

    This article is dedicated to Cheiro, the grandfather of palmistry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheiro He was a palmist to the stars including this list from wikipedia. "He had a wide following of famous European and American clients like Mark...

  • 8

    Belly Dance Trends and Styles in the U.S.A.

    6 years ago

    For many years in the U.S. belly dancers were of the nightclub variety. They were known as cabaret style belly dancers. If your mother or grandmother learned to belly dance in the 70's, 80's and early 90's, this is most likely the style they...

  • 10

    I Love Hippy Crafts

    23 months ago

    I Love Hippy Crafts I was a mere child when the hippies were spreading philosophies of free love, non-violence and flower power. But it influenced my creative spirit and filled me with original and colorful arts and crafts ideas. Last Sunday...

  • 14

    Freeform Knitting and Crochet

    2 years ago

    Are you one of those people that never wanted to color inside the lines? Are you happier inventing your own way of doing things than you are in following a pattern? Do you love wild shapes and textures? Then Freeform Knitting and...

  • 10

    Bewitched by Beads

    4 years ago

    PBS has been running an excellent program called World on a String. It covers the history and culture of beads around the world. Did you know that at one time you could purchase multiple slaves for a single bead? I'm glad those times have passed....

  • 11

    Traditional Archery

    18 months ago

    From the day I shot my first arrow, I fell deeply in love with traditional archery. You might say it was love at first flight. And whenever people walk by, they have a very primal reaction to it. In fact, sometimes they get so swept away by the...

  • 9

    Visit San Luis Obispo County, CA

    4 years ago

    San Luis Obispo California is my favorite home away from home. For those that have never been, San Luis Obispo County is located halfway between Los Angeles CA and San Francisco CA on the scenic Central Coast. Though I haven't heard it lately, one...

  • 6

    Wonderful Things You Can Make Out of Gourds

    3 years ago

    Santa Gourd If you are lucky enough to live near a gourd farm, you are in for an amazing arts and crafts opportunity. And even if you don't, many gourd farms will send you gourds through the mail. Tell them what you plan to make and they can tell...

  • 26

    Learn to Sew

    13 months ago

    I frequently bump into people that tell me they sure wish they knew how to sew. Gone are the days where school's required women to take sewing classes. And a lot of men never got a chance at all. So what do you do now when you want to learn to sew?...

  • 5

    Learn to Crochet

    2 years ago

    Crochet is from the needlecraft family. The word ‘crochet' is French for ‘hook.' Most crochet is done with a hook and yarn. Crochet is experiencing a revival like it hasn't seen since the 1970's. I learned to crochet from my mother...

  • 3

    Costume Tips for Halloween or Any Time

    18 months ago

    My older daughter in her ren faire gypsy skirt that I made for her. My younger daughter in her gypsy costume. I've always loved playing dress-up and I could see no reason to stop just because I grew up. I've been making costumes as long as I can...

  • 4

    Make an art doll

    5 years ago

    Doll making has roots in ancient times. It strikes a primal chord within to replicate the human form. Anyone can make a doll. You can use the most basic of tools and supplies, all the way up to the most expensive money can buy. You can use found...

  • 22

    Big Beautiful Bellydancers

    17 months ago

    Those of you that know me know that ever since I got to the Internet I've been an advocate for bellydancers that happen to be curvaceous and larger than life. What I never imagined was how many of you were out there, just waiting for some...

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