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  Country Living's The Balvenie Artisan Awards winners

  We launched Country Living's The Balvenie Artisan Awards to recognise those with a traditional skill at the heart of their business and, crucially, to reward those passing on these skills to a new generation. The results were completely overwhelming, with a huge number of entries covering a multitude of crafts - from thatchers and blacksmiths to glass blowers and weavers. Read about the winners in the June issue of Country Living, and learn more about the finalists below

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  Help us find Britain’s finest craftspeople

  Thatching, stone carving, lime plastering – in the days before college courses, skills like these were passed on from master craftsman to apprentice. It was often an informal arrangement; there were no exams or certificates at the end, but rather learning through hands-on experience.

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  Artisan Awards Entry form

  Click here to print out an entry form and guidelines. Deadline for entries is 8 February 2007.

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  Make it a Country Living Christmas

  Here are the instructions for the craft ideas in the December 2009 issue of the magazine

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  Win Debbie Bliss's 'Essential Kids' knitting book

  We're having a mini giveaway: one copy of this book is up for grab. Enter by email...

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  A more unique and crafty Christmas…

  Looking for Christmas gift ideas that are just a little bit more unique this year? Then Crafts for Scotland in Glasgow or Crafts for Christmas in Birmingham is the show for you

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  Christmas gift guide: for the craft lover

  Great presents for creative types
  

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  Something to make... bunting

• One-ball wonders: quick and easy knitting patterns
• All kinds of cushions to sew
• Sewing projects using fabric scraps
• Just for Mum: Mother's Day cards to make
• Make greetings cards and gift tags
• Top 10 cottage garden classic plants
• Choose a cardigan - and get knitting
• Make Valentine cards and gift tags
• Keep the pot hot: tea cosies to make
• Sewing projects for fabric scraps