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woah oregano! or, 16 things to do with too many herbs Use fresh or dried herbs in potato salad or on ... -
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how i made a doormat with those straw trivets I am IN LOVE what you have created with this am... -
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craft magazines, old and new: part 2 of 3 I still have a couple Hands craft magazines
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a couple of videos.
i came across these videos the last couple of days. the first one made me smile. the second one made me think. have a wonderful weekend. enjoy… {thanks to drawn for the first, and c for the second.} editing to … Continue reading
Posted in 2D art, thinking out loud, yarn
Tagged handwork, importance of handwork, renate hiller, smallest stop motion, youtube videos
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quilling – ann martin & all things paper: part 3 of 3
previously, part 1 and 2… if you know me at all, or have read a little on this blog, it wont surprise you that my mind soon started wondering about the history of quilling. as i was doing the craft … Continue reading
Posted in you made it so
Tagged all things paper, ann martin, cards, coils, filigree, history of quilling, paper, paper craft, quill, quilling, scrolls
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quilling: how we made our cards – part 2 of 3
you can read part 1 here, where i gathered the materials needed to create a quilled card: long thin strips of coloured paper glue scissors cardstock bamboo skewers in place of quilling tool i coiled the long strips of paper … Continue reading
quilling: the art of paper filigree – part 1 of 3
before i talk about quilling, i want to explain what led me to it in the first place. one of my first posts here was all about handmade cards. i think i may have even quoted daniel pink (checking old … Continue reading
Posted in kids made it so, tools, tips and techniques
Tagged cardstock, craft, creating, creativity, daniel pink, handmade cards, paper, paper filigree, quilling
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bright floral dish made in brazil
the other day, halima asked about the dish i used to serve the pear crisp. i don’t know much about it, to be honest. this is the back of it. it looks like it was made in brazil… i’m not … Continue reading
Posted in in the kitchen, thrifting & vintage
Tagged brazil, dish, floral pattern, orange, porcelain, schmidt
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