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Searching for effortlessly chic fall nails in 2024? You need to see this list of 27+ fall nail ideas that are elegant and stylish!
When it comes to makeup, one size does not fit all. Just as we have unique facial features and skin tones, our face shapes vary as well. Understanding your face shape is the key to creating a makeup look that accentuates your natural beauty and enhances your features. Whether you have an oval, round, square,...
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Looking for a perfect winter red polish? I cordially invite you to visit this classic shade, Bordeaux from Essie. :) This rich & posh red color is one of my favorite reds of all time. I think it looks best on short-trimmed nails. The color is deep but never looking stuffy thanks to the slight jelly finish. It looks deep and pure. The color changes under different lighting. I am wearing 2 coats of this with Duri base coat & Seche Vite fast drying topcoat. My bottle is very old and came from the pre-Big 3 free era, so the application is fantastic, if you know what I mean. ;) This sure beats the winter blues for me. I highly recommend this sophisticated shade to anyone. It is not the usual in-your-face red but certainly a wowzer. :)
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Alright! I have internet access again! Made the switch from one evil ISP to another - not sure which company is worse. Can I recommend pursuing the "student rate" DSL from Telus over Shaw? It's about $33 less than what Shaw was charging me just for internet access! In the meantime, I managed to produce a couple of novelty sushi pencil cases... Traditional nori-side-out (black) sushi roll pencil case: Materials and equipment: 3.5mm crochet hook Black or very, very dark green worsted weight yarn Small amounts of white*, orange and green (or other colours for ‘filling’) yarn for ends. *Beige for “brown rice” sushi! 24cm black zipper (or similar length) Yarn needle Black thread and sewing needle (for attaching zipper) Rice and filling ends: With the white yarn, ch 4. Sl st into first ch and ch 2 (counts as first dc). Make 11 dc’s into the loop formed by the foundation chain. Sl st to the ch 2 that counted as your first dc. Ch 2, and make 2 dc into each of the previous dc’s. Sl st to the ch 2 that counted as the first dc. Finish off, weave in end. Attach black and sc around the edge of the circle. Finish off and weave in ends. Fish/filling: In my roll, I made a 4 sc by 4 sc square ( x2 – one for each side) with orange to represent spicy tuna, and made the avocado chunks by ch 4 and turning without a turning ch (no ch 1 at end of row) to decrease into a wedge with each row. There are infinite possibilities in what you can ‘fill’ your sushi roll with – just be sure to make 2 of each so that your ends match! Yellow can represent oshinko (pickled radish) or tamago (egg), beige for scallop, pink for salmon, white and red for imitation crab (i.e. California roll), dark green for lettuce, dark green edged light green for cucumber, beige edged orange for tempura yam, etc. You could even make a squid tentacle or prawn tail sticking out of the end! Sew on your ‘filling’ with the tail of the yarn used to create them or stitch them on carefully (to hide thread) with your sewing needle. Nori wrapper: With the black yarn, chain 36 (which is 35 plus a turning chain) or as long as your desired finished length. Sc in the second chain from the hook and along the length of the chain. Ch 1 and turn. Sc across the length and ch 1 as a turning chain at the end of each row. Make about 28-30 rows depending on your tension and the width of the zipper you will sew in. This piece should be wide enough so that the ends are slightly shorter than the circumference of the circles that make up the end pieces (3 or 4cm wide gap for the zipper to fit into). Stitch the round ends onto the ends of the nori using the worsted weight black yarn and a yarn needle. Weave in ends. Sew in zipper (this is the fussy part – it may even be best to sew the zipper to the side of the nori wrapper before attaching the ends, but I did it the other way around in this attempt). Fill with Earthzone or other recycled newspaper pencils (not the wooden rainforest-timber types, please!). Itadakimasu (bon appétit)! Variation: The Kadoya Dynamite Roll Pencil Case (rice side out) For the dynamite roll, I followed the same basic pattern as above, but the sc layer around the 'ends' was in white (black ring of nori on the end was slip stitched on). The tempura-covered prawn I didn't really keep track of for pattern purposes, but it was made of sc and the forked tails were two chains that had sc worked back across them, and they were sl st together to join (I used one continuous piece of pink yarn). The lettuce I did keep track of: ch to desired length (lay out along the ends to see what you'd like) add a turning ch, then sc, (dc, trc, dc) in next stitch, sc, (dc, trc, dc) in next stitch, sc - continue to repeat this pattern 'til the end, and finish off. What I didn't do (and wish I did) was sew on orange glass beads to represent the sprinkling of roe along the length of the roll, which is what they do at Kadoya (very pretty). Have fun inventing/reproducing your own sushi rolls! Incidentally, if you are looking for the best "reasonably-priced" sushi in Vancouver, it's Kadoya - I've been going there weekly since its opening in 2005 on Davie Street. They have the BEST spicy tuna rolls in existence, but because tuna stocks are endangered/threatened, I'm going to recommend the spicy salmon roll instead (we have a huge salmon return this year!). My favourites are the dynamite roll (it's a mouthful!) and the yam tempura roll, but any of the deluxe "special rolls" in the front are also highly recommended (mmm, the Canucks roll! The Princess roll is also a favourite of my strictly vegetarian and vegan friends). Coming soon: instructions for a differently shaped sushi case. Stay tuned to Green, Broke & Living in Kits (and/or follow me on Ravelry.com)!
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Here's how you can slim down quickly with HIIT cardio. I get asked all the time by women in our fitness accountability group how to lose the extra weight and extra stomach. When I ask what they are doing they say they do cardio for hours upon hours a day and still not seeing results. I then have to stop them. Staying on a comfortable ...
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Today's notd is for one of my all-time favorite polishes, OPI's "Tickle My France-y." This polish is transformative. Indoors it mostly looks like a nude with stronger brown hints, but the natural sunlight really brings out the mauve (pink/purple) tones of this polish. [You can capture this transformation from the photo I took of the bottle below, which was indoors with natural lighting, and all the ones I took outside of my actual fingers]. [Update (05/15/13): comparison post with Essie "Lady Like" & China Glaze "Dress Me Up" here] (OPI "Tickle My France-y") "Tickle My France-y" has been a favorite for a long time. I got my sister into this polish and it's probably her most worn polish. Look at each photo below since the color itself really is transformative. I couldn't get a good one of the brown/nude tones but you can get the idea between the bottle and my fingers. The formula is decent. You can get away with 2 coats, those I used 3 just to be sure. (OPI "Tickle My France-y," 3 coats) (OPI "Tickle My France-y," 3 coats) (OPI "Tickle My France-y," 3 coats) I find that many of my OPI favorites are old ones that came out years ago. And this is definitely one of them!
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