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More and more I'm finding that given the rising price of gas, it isn't cost effective for me to drive all over town to gather up my materials. The option that is working for me it to order much of my supplies online.

I vigorously explored the internet for online sources for the materials I use in my craft making. In doing so I made a spreadsheet to help me keep track of which suppliers had the most of what I wanted.

The list is my best effort. Please note that even though I don't show a vendor as having a product, it may only mean that they have it and I just didn't find it. But of what materials I use, here's a chart that you might find handy for planning the shopping for your next project's materials.

Craft Item www.CreateForLess.com S&S Worldwide Jo-Ann.com Dick Blick Art Materials balsa wood x x x beaded fringe x bells x x bottle paint tip x x x x chinelle stems x x x colored sand x x x cork boards x x x cork stopper x x x craft straw hat x x x craft sticks x x x curly chinelle x curly doll hair x fabrics x doll pin stands x x doll pins x x x dollhouse shingles x dowel caps x x felt fabric x x x x floral foam x x x floram tape x x x floral wire x x fused plastic pearls x garland x x leaves x x x pony beads x x x x ribbon x x x sequins x styrofoam balls x x x x twine x x x wiggle eyes x x x x wonder water gel x wood balls x x wood blocks x x x wood dowel caps x wood candle cups x x x wood dowels x x x wood flower pots x x x wood shapes x x x x wood strips x x x wood wheels x

If shopping, you'll find creative art from others on t-shirts and other everyday products.