Archive
Archive
This page lists everything published in the guide, from the first page to the latest. Each title comes with a date and a topic, and you can narrow the list by topic. Below that, the domain's old addresses that now lead to our reference pages are listed separately, with an honest note on what used to be there.
An old address is no reason to pass ourselves off as the previous owners. For each such address, we state plainly that it once held someone else's content, and offer a useful page of our own instead.
Each page takes up exactly one line in the list. When a text is substantially updated, its line is not duplicated: a separate note in the feed reports the change.
2026
- · sewing
How to sew on a button and mend a split seam - · first steps
Handicrafts: an overview and key concepts - · first steps
Handicrafts for beginners: home page - · first steps
New pages feed - · first steps
A practical guide for beginners - · crafts
Three collections for different tasks - · first steps
How to keep a craft journal (in Russian) - · crafts
Crafts from natural materials - · safety
Answers about first steps, materials and safety - · first steps
Guide topics - · safety
Home cosmetics: why there are no recipes here (in Russian) - · knitting
A glossary for beginner crafters - · safety
Handmade soap: what beginners need to know - · first steps
Common beginner mistakes and how to avoid them
Former addresses on this domain
This domain once held a mirror of someone else's personal diary, and later unrelated advertising. We neither restore nor quote either of them. Some of the old addresses now lead to our handicrafts reference pages; each of these pages carries a note on where the address came from.
- Handmade soap
- Natural materials
- Craft journal (in Russian)
- Home cosmetics (in Russian)
What to read next
- New
A timeline of new pages in the guide, with a note on who each one is useful for.
- Topics
Four topic groups: fabric and thread, yarn, paper with cardboard and nature, and workspace safety.
- Home
A reference guide to home crafts for beginners: sewing, knitting, paper and nature crafts, activities with children.
What this text is based on
- Guide editorial team — publication log
Threads, yarn, glue and paints vary noticeably from one manufacturer to another, so the label and instructions for the specific material or tool always have the final say. This guide describes general techniques and is no substitute for a hands-on lesson with an experienced maker.