Janson Celebrates National Craft Month

March is National Craft Month and the perfect time to celebrate the recent renaissance in the world of craft. This month craft lovers everywhere will take time out to try out a brand new technique, teach someone their favorite craft or finally dust off and complete that unfinished project. Many craft beginners will also hopefully find the inspiration to explore the hobby for the first time, and discover its innumerable benefits including stress relief and earning opportunities! Regardless of your developmental stage, the Janson Media catalog offers a wide variety of crafty titles for your enjoyment including Scrapbook Memories(208 x 30'), Knitting Daily TV (52 x 30'), Hands on Crafts for Kids (117 x 30'), Quilting Arts TV (65 x 30'), and Beads, Baubles & Jewels (39 x 30').

The premier television program for scrapbookers in the U.S., Scrapbook Memories explores the latest techniques and trends to help with scrapbook projects and teaches viewers how to preserve treasured family memories in creative ways. Keeping up with trends, there are now 13 new episodes available in widescreen 16:9. The program is hosted by leading scrapbook experts, Julie McGuffee and Beth Madland. Each brings their own unique perspective, proving Scrapbook Memories is for all ages and all different walks of life.

Knitting Daily is a how-to program on public television that brings yarn and fiber center stage. The half-hour magazine format show offers instruction for a wide variety of yarn crafts—from knitting and crochet to stitching, felting, spinning, and weaving—and guide viewers in learning to make fun yet stylish knitwear garments and accessories. Hosted by the charming and talented Eunny Jang, a knitter since the age 3 and the editor of the internationally-successful Interweave Knits magazine, the show features as frequent guests crochet expert and designer Kristin Omdahl and America"s favorite stitcher Shay Pendray.

The popular long-running series Hands On Crafts for Kids is now in its 12th Season. Viewers will learn about different island cultures and all about the people you meet everyday. The newest series 1200 has a theme of Living Things. Kids will learn about the animals and plants that share our environment through great projects, each with 5 steps and 5 main ingredients.

Quilting Arts celebrates the new look for quilting where art and embellishment meet traditional quilt techniques. Host Patricia (Pokey) Bolton the editor in chief of Quilting Arts magazine, and her guests teach you a broad array of tricks and techniques for contemporary quilting.

The goal of the new television series Beads, Baubles & Jewels is to inspire viewers to make their own jewelry with basic instructions. It"s more than just technique. Viewers will learn how to incorporate their own personal style that"s what Beads, Baubles and Jewels is all about: education, inspiration and personal expression!