Build Naturally with Sigi Koko
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This is my first blog post! Yay! So where do I begin? At the start always seems to be the best way to go - so let's start with my son. After bringing that little life into the world, I knew I didn't want a normal job, to go back to work and miss out on a moment of the awesome person we had created. With a lot of work (and tight budget) we made it happen and have just hit the three year mark! That tiny baby so quickly turned into a walking, talking, sass machine. Obsessed with our two cats, cars, trucks and anything with wheels - this kid has grown into an awesome little human! What better way to celebrate another year than a birthday party themed as one of his current favourite interests - construction! During our time at home together over the last few years, I'd picked up a few tricks (and countless craft supplies to keep me busy!) - so I decided to go all out and see what I could create to make his day extra special! Using my favourite tool - the Cricut Maker, I set to work finding images and SVGs related to construction. These tools were perfect for quick and easy bunting, I found them here at my favourite SVG shop: https://shop.loriwhitlock.com/tools/ These were made using some coloured cardstock and some black ribbon that I already had on hand. When searching for inspiration for contraction themed parties I kept seeing these cute roadblocks for food signs - a must for our party too! They were super simple to make on my Cricut, I even had the machine write the text to keep them all neat. Not only did they look great, but they gave our guests a good giggle too! Of course the Construction Zone had to be the main piece - the birthday cake. I wish all birthday cakes were as easy to make. I wish my son would request a pile of dirt with trucks every year - much more simple than others that I'm sure will come for future birthdays. Last but not least - favour bags (or in this case, bins!). Quick and easy to put together using my Cricut to cut vinyl and write the tags - these personalised bins were loved by all! Thanks for joining me for my first post. Next up - Christmas craft!
Constructing a Cone – unikatissima's
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So every summer I plan a wood working project and this year I went big with this 7' X 5' six person gaming table. I had been thinking about a gaming table for a couple years when I came across this youtube video. Now I will say that a table of this size takes a…
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Constructing a First Layer
Constructing a Club - BelegarthWiki
Building one's own medicine wheel is one of the best ways to become familiar with the earth - sky relationship. To build an effective medicine wheel, one needs a flat and isolated stretch of ground in which to begin mapping out important transits of the sun, moon and stars over the years. This construction can then serve everyone who knows how to use it thereafter.
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