With digital photography, once you've captured the image your work is only half finished. In the first of two lectures on editing photographs on your computer, learn how to catalog your photos, how to organize them for easy access, and (most important of all) how to be a ruthless self-editor.

Stroll down to the river and cast your line with Bob Ross from the bridge – join in the fun and paint this masterpiece.

Elevate the look of the beautiful bags you made in Lesson 4 as you add designer details like an exposed metal zipper and piping. Discover the particular considerations that are necessary for installing metal zippers, which will give your bags a chic touch. Then, learn how to make piping with your serger and attach it around the edge of your bag. You won't believe how quickly these bags come together; your friends won't believe they didn't come from...

Breaking the silence of a misty morning is a rippling brook through the forest. Join Bob Ross as he takes you to this favorite escape.

In this lesson, Jami teaches you how to make rosé gumdrops with buoyant, airy texture. She also shares the simple steps to bloom and melt gelatin for successful results every time.

Bring that top together. Sara guides you step by step through measuring sashing strips and cornerstones. Move on to assembling your quilt top, complete with sashing, and combining strips for beautiful borders.

Learn the basic concepts and stitches of brioche knitting.

This is when the fun begins! Susan shares her tried-and-true method for getting your stitches onto your needles. Then cast on for your very first project: a pair of hand warmers.

Rule number one: Write every day. Walter explains why this rule is nonnegotiable.

Run, don't walk, to learn the fundamentals of run-sugar cookies. Autumn shows you how to fill in fun and detailed designs -- as well as how to add dimension -- to your finished cookies.