I have a problem. I'll admit it. I'm a clutz. I've broken three four iPhone screens and one Galaxy screen. *sigh* Wow does that look bad...
My 10 tips for LifeProof Vinyl Flooring installation! If you're DIYing an installation, see my tips. I installed it myself, so can you!
Oops! Your edge stitches fell off your needle. It happens. Now what? All the loops and jumbled yarn may look scary, but don't panic. You can fix this. Organizing everything is half the battle. Once you do that you'll be able to fix your stitches with ease, we promise. In this tutorial, Julie's teaching you just that.
Oops! Whether you’re brand new to the craft or extremely experienced, every knitter makes mistakes. Many of us have messed up on our projects thinking it’s totally unfixable, tossing it in a corner or the back of the closet never to come to back to it. Believe it or not, most knitting mistakes are able to be fixed relatively easily! Let’s look at five common knitting mistakes and how to fix them without ripping out your project and starting over completely. Sign up for The Knitting Circle FREE newsletter and receive a digital download of 5 Knitting Mistakes and How to Fix Them.
Its all about the Bee's today! The Queen bee stamp set in the new mini catalogue. I made a fab mainly die cut card and then went back to my first love in stamping grungy..... or vintage.... depends on your point of view. I've just noticed the pearl at the top is a bit wonky, oops, I'll fix it before i
This week Alf needed me to fix his trousers. But the sewing machine broke after only half fixing them. So then I took the sewing machine a...
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Oops.. you missed it! If you're seeing this page, it's because you didn't watch our free training, 'One Week Portrait' in time We'll be making it available again as a special 'Thank You!' bonus gift to everyone that enrols in our Illustration From Imagination masterclass next week. We'll be sending out an email about that soon - keep an eye out for it in your inbox!Until then, THANK YOU to everyone that took part in One Week Portrait! I hope you enjoyed it, we certainly enjoyed seeing your progress. Happy painting!
Well, okay. Did I need another wheel? Hmm, probably not. But I didn't have a bulky spinner. And I was trolling around on Craigslist and somehow got out around British Columbia, where bulky spinners are not uncommon, and well, um ... The seller was most accomodating. Truly, you can meet the nicest people in the…
This beautiful accent dresser was painted in 2 coats of creamy basil milk paint. I used a criss cross technique to dry brush white linen atop of the drawers and then followed it with the same technique using a black dry brush. I was going for a Burberry look!! Of course it was still a little too simple for me; so I decided to add some gold rubbamd buff to accentuate the look.
...and I am having fun. I became interested in a speaker. A speaker of a type in the past I would not consider. An inexpensive speaker that does not
Yeah, apologies for invoking a Britney Spears song at you! It was literally the first thing that popped into my head when I was trying to think of a title for this post, and after that I just couldn't think of an alternative! The reason for that title is that I have whipped up another hybrid card. A friend invited us over for dinner and mentioned that her youngest son had his birthday recently. So of course I was "Aaargh! need a card for a tweenie boy! I have no boy stamps! Help!" until I remembered that I had bought a couple of MDS stamps that would be PERFECT for this young man. So in 15 minutes or less I had printed out the stamped images then added them to some "real" card and voila! all done! (Have I mentioned before how much I am loving MDS?) Here is said card: The birthday boy is right in to dirt biking, so these stamps could not have been more perfect! MDS, you saved me! For the inside top page (pictured just above) I used the same grouping of stamps as on the front cover and just reduced the opacity to make them lighter, then stamped the sentiment over the top. Soooo easy. Materials used: stamps - Extreme Dirt Bike (MDS), Extreme Elements (MDS), Daring Adventure (MDS) card - Pacific point, basic black, whisper white other - dimensionals Have you MDS'ed today? There's no excuse you know - there's a FREE trial version available for 30 days right HERE and a bunch of free downloads to go with it for you to play with. What on earth are you waiting for? Thanks for dropping in. Cheers Kez
You asked for it, so I did it! Y’all liked the photo tour from last week’s townhome model crashing so much, I went and checked out some more. Th ...
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It's been a couple of weeks since I last posted any makes, must admit I've not been feeling at my best - and as for Hubby . . . Our wee Jack Russell, for some reason, seems to think that he hasn't been for a walk unless he's been out with Hubby. Recently he's been getting rather vocal in trying to get his way, it starts off with a rather wimpy whine & then progresses into a definite nagging bark telling hubby to get off his backside! Suitably chastised off they go out just before dinner. They weren't away very long. As they got in the door I discovered that the expensive, brand new, extending lead I'd just bought had been pulled out so far that it now refused to retract back into the handle - I proceeded to lecture the pair of them about pulling & being allowed to pull whilst on the lead. After dinner hubby said he was going to have an early night which he does from time to time and I didn't think any more about it. Fast forward several hours later when I'm having one of my can't sleep nights so settle downstairs to watch a film but must have dosed off a bit. I must have been in that not asleep but not awake mode when I had one of those strange feelings that I was being watched, as I turned round there was hubby looking white as a sheet and announcing "I think I've broken my arm!" Turns out when Jack pulled the lead right out hubby lost his balance & put his left arm out to try stop himself falling flat on his face. He had then gone into 20+ years of Bootneck training that "it's only pain" until it went beyond the "only" stage - eejit! Can't believe the numpty waited 10 hours to tell me. I quickly realised from the symptoms that he had managed to break the head of his left humerus less than 2 years after doing in the right one! I got his arm immobilised, gave him some of my strong painkillers & headed out to A&E. X-Rays show he's gone one better than last time & fractured it in 3 places! He's got exercises to do at home but it's back to hospital next week for the start of physio. I have been making cards, I have even been following the Freshly Made Sketches Challenges, I just haven't got around to photographing & posting them. Anyway, I actually managed to get some photos done so here we go for this week's Freshly Made Sketches Challenge: I had some stitched circle dies which have been rather underused so decided to get them out for this card. The hedgehog & ladybug stamp is from the Penny Black set "Bubbly". The strip across the card was run through the bottom section of my Darice "Grass" embossing folder to give a grassy effect. I Used Cardstock Green - Ceraldo 270gsm White - Fabriano 300gsm Stamps, Dies & Embossing Folder Hedgehog, "Bubbly" Set - Penny Black Thanks Sentiments - Paula Pascal Personal ImpressionsStitched Circles - Die-Versions Whispers Nesting Dies Grass Embossing Folder - Darice Inks Tiramisu Memento Brilliance - Tsukineko Assorted Promakers - Letraset/Winsor & Newton Other Cards Cog Dies - X-Cut Friends - Tim Holtz "Handwritten Love" Set Checkerplate Embossing Folder - Crafters Companion Mixed Media #2 & Stitched Rectangles - Tim Holtz
I may not be the best cook. I may not know my way around the mall. But I do know good furniture and decor design and baby, School House Electric has done it again with their fall 2014 line. One of …
