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Who Are You Calling Crafty? 
Hello, Amanda!
My name is Melissa and I’m an editor for http://www.FaveCrafts.com. We have featured some of your craft tutorials on FaveCrafts in the past, and we would love to feature more of your work!
Here are the links to your featured craft projects:
http://www.favecrafts.com/Handmade-Books/Bookbinding-101
http://www.favecrafts.com/Earrings/Origami-Star-Earrings
http://www.favecrafts.com/Kitchen-Decor/Ceramic-Coasters
http://www.favecrafts.com/Halloween-Crafts/Halloween-Paperclay-Pumpkin
Thank you so much for allowing us to feature this/these fantastic projects! If you would like to submit more tutorials to FaveCrafts, you can simply send me the links to your tutorials, and I will add them as soon as possible.
Thanks again,
Melissa 🙂
on your My Homemade Gesso Recipe from aj arts and designs webpage, is this stuff archival like? in other words does it last and if so how long? (no yellowing, cracking, etc) also how long does it last in the jar as long as it is sealed tight? thanks i couldnt see anyway to ask this question on that site or anywhere else on this blog!
Hi Cindy,
I am not sure of the archival quality (i.e. 50 or more years), I have been using this for a while (over 5 years) and haven’t had a problem with paint peeling or flaking. I have never had cracking or yellowing when I use it. As long as the jar is sealed it should be good, air tight containers are best for this but I have also used old peanut butter jars. You will have to remix everything because it does separate. I hope this helps and let me know if you have and more questions.
Manda 🙂