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[nobodycame.livejournal.com]

hey, i was wondering if anyone knows how to make reversible bracelets.
i've tried clear glue, glitter and bubble wrap [i'm a new at this lol] but it doesn't really work out too well..

( here's a pic of what it should look like )

yard sales...

[littlehppyheart.livejournal.com]

It's saturday again. I hit the flea markets and yard sales this morning and found a TON of weird stuff. Got a big wonderful aluminum pipe from a humidifier, a big funnel-type piece of metal and one of those 8-foot long black pipes. Oh, and the best: ten long mirrors (2x5 feet) for $1. I love spring cleaning.

Pics of new junk I got

[littlehppyheart.livejournal.com]

I can't figure out how to edit an entry thats not in my journal...so here are the pics of my new junk. The first one is a bag that looks like a TV screen...you can change the picture in the screen. I thought you kids would enjoy.

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[everybabyweeps.livejournal.com]

Heres the post that i tried to do before...
hopefully this time with pic.
Tell me what u think :) I want to sell them, but not sure where or at what price. I have tons of designs.. my apartment will soon be overflowing with pillows!
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[lovina9830.livejournal.com]

www.piscescatalog.com
This was my site for the day on my LJ. :)

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[lovina9830.livejournal.com]

Ahhh!

I had a dream last night.
I was walking down the street in a blue Dickies dress.

How would I convert a pair of Dickies in to a dress?
I was thinking I could rip out the seams. And I wanted to have a bustier type top to hold up the...
Anyway...
I'm stuck. Crap!!!

Does anyone know where I can get free patterns online?

I dont even sew that much but when I do... Its usually an inspiration from a dream. Im such a weirdo.

[checkers]

[pillsandtea.livejournal.com]

I have become a self motivated skeleton
and made a checker board [drawings done by my boyfriend]
[painted square by square]
I'm a black-and-white kind of girl.




12" x 12" wood board
acyrlic paint
glass beads
black and white origami paper
glass glue

Quick Question...

[kage-no-ai.livejournal.com]

Just a quick question for anyone who makes soaps using the melt-and-pour method.

Does anyone know why melt-and-pour soaps must "cure" or "air dry" for a period of two days to two weeks before use? (I have two different books and each quotes a different amount of time, hence the large range there.) I've just been wondering about the "curing" time. Is it to allow the soap and colorant and all of that settle or meld, or...? Will it harm you if you don't allow it to dry?

Just curiosity here. Neither book tells exactly why the soaps must "cure."

Thanks in advance.