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kathy-kostinsky.livejournal.comI'm glad to show you my new cartoon lesson with explanations. You can learn how to loom non-square shapes (with an example of a round).
I hope you'll find it useful.
I hope you'll find it useful.
May. 16th, 2010
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May. 16th, 2010 06:44 pmmetalsmitten.livejournal.comI'm pretty sure that I totally forgot to post this here. I've been being super busy with spring finally happening and getting my first real garden all set up :) So in the spirit of the gardeny springyness of it all, I made a little seedling charm pendant! The seedling image is from a doodle I drew in my sketchbook, stamped into sterling silver. Yay!
I gave one of these to my Mom for Mother's Day too :)
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I gave one of these to my Mom for Mother's Day too :)
lefthandpinkie.livejournal.comOkay guys and gals, I've got a question for you all!
I have 3 bottles, pretty much like these pictured below but with a screw on plastic lid(that can totally come off as I dig the cork idea as well), empty, no labels, perfect for SOMETHING but I can't decide on what. Right now they are sitting in my kitchen window letting sunlight pass through them reminding me they are very empty and sad. I do NOT want to fill them with rice/spices/liquid/beans in that typical cliche kitchen fashion but I WOULD like to do something with them. HALP! If all else fails I'm using them to make Skittles vodka in a few weeks but the logical side of me knows I drink like a fish enough as it is.
I also have quite a few copper lids from old pots and pans. A few years back when the better half and I moved into a house we found them there and as they do not fit a stinkin' pot or pan we own we've just kept them....well, I've just kept them because oooooh shiny! syndrome hit me. They are ranging in size from 6-12 inches across and have a hard plastic knob in the middle. They are all extremely 'scratched' but not to where it would hinder something crafty done with them. They are so pretty that I want to DO something with them. HALP some moar!!!
Ideas? Suggestions?
I have 3 bottles, pretty much like these pictured below but with a screw on plastic lid(that can totally come off as I dig the cork idea as well), empty, no labels, perfect for SOMETHING but I can't decide on what. Right now they are sitting in my kitchen window letting sunlight pass through them reminding me they are very empty and sad. I do NOT want to fill them with rice/spices/liquid/beans in that typical cliche kitchen fashion but I WOULD like to do something with them. HALP! If all else fails I'm using them to make Skittles vodka in a few weeks but the logical side of me knows I drink like a fish enough as it is.
I also have quite a few copper lids from old pots and pans. A few years back when the better half and I moved into a house we found them there and as they do not fit a stinkin' pot or pan we own we've just kept them....well, I've just kept them because oooooh shiny! syndrome hit me. They are ranging in size from 6-12 inches across and have a hard plastic knob in the middle. They are all extremely 'scratched' but not to where it would hinder something crafty done with them. They are so pretty that I want to DO something with them. HALP some moar!!!
Ideas? Suggestions?
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