One I missed from the original posting from this set.

Natural Relief Printing Ink Recipe - Vanessa Jo Bahr - How to Make natural relief printmaking ink with earth & mineral pigments and natural binders - relief print, block print, linocut, woodcut

I would call it the Goldilocks of babkas, because it's just right.

Via: Reasons to be cheerful and Roberto Greco

You want to teach your children humbless? Here are 10 ways you can teach them. "You can teach them. And the best part, you can't teach them without learning and growing yourself. God will use this in your life." Guest Post Deb Wolf - Counting my Blessings.

Shannon of “Rhythm & Rhyme” lives in Brisbane, Australia and has is precious Kangaroo tutorial for us. Shannon has a pictorial tutorial and a pattern for the Kangaroo parts. I …

I’m always curious about what makes other artists and makers want to dedicate so much time to their creative work and I thought you might be interested in my story too. I’ve shared a little bit abo…

First Grade WOW, Windows on Wonder

I've said it before and I'll say it again - Cambodia is one of my favorite countries I've ever visited. As of now I've been fortunate to visit 30 countries, so I think that's saying a lot! It's been a dream of mine to see Angkor Wat and experience the beautiful Cambodia culture.

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These are the things I wish I knew before I started out on my quilting journey! Best tips to share with new quilters and how to measure your 1/4" seam allowance and what exactly a scant 1/4" seam allowance is!

Remove yellow shirt stains with hydrogen peroxide+, a great non-bleach alternative

These are the things I wish I knew before I started out on my quilting journey! Best tips to share with new quilters and how to measure your 1/4

ohhhhhh, i've caught the fall bug big time folks! i've fallen head first into those wonderful tones of orange, purple, pink and green and who better to feed my fabric cravings for these yummy tones than amy butler! i used disco flower in tangerine from our sponsor stitchsim

i love me some cute monsters. especially knitted ones by rebecca danger . i heart rebecca. *this giveaway is now closed. thank you for all of your entries.* i was thrilled when i found out she had released a book called " The Big Book of Mischievous Monsters ", fil

Ask me about my favorite part of our school day? Morning Meeting. What (do I believe) has the biggest impact on my classroom culture/community? Morning Meeting. How do I build relationships with 25 different students? Morning Meeting. Where do I find the time for my students to build relationships with their peers? Morning Meeting. How ... Read more

A simple practice page for both doubles facts and doubles plus one problems. 7/25/14: I've added a second version which has the doubles plus 1 sum printed.

My closet has been in a sad state of late! Since Rosa's birth last fall, I've been giving my wardrobe a makeover. Perhaps it's due to my new status as mom of two littles, or perhaps it was just time for a change. Either way, I've been doing really well at "out with old" -- but not so well at "in with the new." Yes, I could spend a fortune and buy exactly what I want right now. But sadly, I haven't found any fortunes lying around lately. I've also been trying to minimalize my closet, and only buy/make garments that fit my needs and my lifestyle. In the meantime, my summer "closet crisis" has become acute. When I say "I have nothing to wear," it's almost true -- about seven skirts, a pretty good collection of sleeveless tops and tanks sans necessary layering shirts/shrugs/cardigans, and a few sleeveless and short-sleeve tops I can actually wear by themselves (that don't really go with my current skirt selection). Hmm. I'm now very interested in sewing my own knits. I've finally gotten over my terror of stretchy fabrics, to the point that I'm ready to tackle simple projects like tops, shrugs, and cardis. However, I'm nervous about experimenting when it's difficult to find nice knits inexpensively. I also love the idea of refashioning women's knit t-shirts, but don't love that most of the tutorials I see involve buying two brand-new shirts (so that you have extra fabric for embellishment). With that in mind, I decided to shop the XL women's section at my favorite local thrift shop. Score! I found three identical sleeveless tops in teal, chocolate, and fuchsia. The knit is super nice, and they looked easy to modify. And they were a dollar each. Here's one of the original tops on "Yvonne," along with the line I marked after pinning the top on myself "inside out." By the way, it's extremely painful to remove a fitted top when you've lined the edges in pins. In case you were wondering. After sewing along my line, I fine-tuned the fit and also took about an inch off the shoulders. I removed the excess side fabric with my serger (though finishing the edges isn't really necessary with knit). Excess fabric? Sounds like an excuse for some embellishment! Besides, three of the same top is kind of boring, right? So here's the new version of my top, three ways: 1. Teal banded shoulder top The shoulders are quite wide, and for some reason this top seemed more "binding" than the others. Problem solved by two self-fabric tubes and some gathering stitched on the shirt. 2. Fuchsia Shirred Top This one is pretty simple. Four 1-inch bands cut from my excess fabric, ruffled with elastic thread in the bobbin (I find this faster and easier than regular gathering). They're topstiched on with a medium zig-zag -- medium width, medium length. 3. Chocolate Ruffles and Roses Perhaps my favorite (and currently being worn), I used my elastic bobbin thread again to gather the top edges of the ruffles and the roses. I got the techniques from this wonderful tutorial: Tea Rose Home -- Ruffle Shirt Tutorial. I found a few other re-fashion candidates at the thrift store, so now to figure out how to create more functional pieces for my wardrobe! With a handful of new tops and some skirt fabric on the way, my closet situation is finally looking up.

Here are 10 lessons I learned after a year of decluttering. Yes It took us over a year to declutter our home.I had never heard of the word "declutter", unti

Last year I helped open a brand-new school. Blogging was not on my priority list. Opening a new school was the most amazing experience but I have never worked so hard in my life! In July we will be entering our second year and our team is growing with two new teachers. We will now have SIX first grade teachers! One of the hardest parts of leaving my past school was leaving my first grade team. They are an amazing group of women and we had so much fun! We all were very different teachers and we didn't agree on everything and that was okay because we respected and trusted each other enough to not cause conflict and drama. Our laughter in the lunchroom could be heard all the way down the hall and I still cherish the amazing relationships that we built. Hopefully you have also been blessed to work on a "fun" team. Fun teams happen when teachers feel connected with each other, there is respect, acceptance, communication and most importantly everyone is collaborating and working towards the same goal. I am meeting my team tonight for dinner and drinks and I wanted to give them a small gift to start the year in a fun way. My most borrowed teacher tool last year was my awesome staple-remover. We are provided with "The Claw" from our district and let's be real, it is garbage! I didn't spend $16 on a roll of Fadeless Paper to have it ruined by "The Claw". This staple remover is less than $4 and it's MAGNETIC! I bought each of my teammates one from Amazon and attached this little tag (because who doesn't love Ryan) and my team gifts are done and I know my team is going to be thrilled! Click here to download the tag.

Here are six teaching strategies I use every lesson, every day.

Who says wristwarmers or fingerless gloves need to be knit? I've been knitting a few pairs of wristwarmers/fingerless gloves (whatever you like to call them) for xmas pressies and the other day I got to thinking that it would be way faster to just sew a pair up. So this sleep deprived mama said to

Wofür sind die 5 besten Restaurants? Noisette?Wo findet man die 5 schönsten U-Bahn-Stationen?Welche 5 Apfelweinbrauereien sind einen Besuch wert?Wo finde ich die 5 besten Badeplätze? Die 500 verborgenen Geheimnisse von Stockholm enthüllt diese gut zu wissenden Adressen zusammen mit Hunderten anderer geheimer Orte und Fakten. Es ist ein liebevoller Reiseführer durch die Stadt, geschrieben von einem in Stockholm lebenden Journalisten Antonia Af Petersens. Sie hat Orte und Details ausgewählt, die nur wenige Menschen kennen, wie das Denkmal für die letzte Zigarette, wichtige Daten der Stadtgeschichte oder die besten Orte für eine traditionelle Fika. Ein perfekter Reiseführer für Touristen, die die bekannten Orte meiden möchten und für Einwohner, die ihre Stadt noch besser kennenlernen möchten. 500 Adressen und Fakten insgesamt, präsentiert in Originallisten von 5. Karten & Index enthalten. 256 Seiten 120 mm x 180 mmBitte beachten Sie, dass einige Bilder unser Dyke & Dean-Logo als Wasserzeichen enthalten können, das nicht auf dem Produkt selbst erscheint und dass einige Farben und Oberflächen aufgrund der Bildschirmkalibrierung variieren können.

it's done! i finally got my deirdre shawl xmas pressie finished! i LOVE it. so pretty and acutally quite a quick knit for lace. my problem came with the blocking. i really need to get myself some blocking wires. i tried my

She’s not butch, no. She’s not even dykey. But damn that girl looks good in a tie and skinny jeans. Who is she, and how do you know that she’s not just a cute hipster straight girl? Luckily for you, Dr. KC Danger just received her degree in lesbian hipsterology, and she's here to give you a lesson in herstory, hipstory, and why the lesbian hipster is more than just a cultural one-night-stand.

Minimalist cleaning supplies have changed the way I clean. Simplifying the amount of supplies we have has really helped with clutter.

Although I like most things at Disney World, there are a few things I don't like very much. Today, I tell

To organize our GAPS journey, I took a binder and basically made myself a cookbook. I had tabs for all six stages of the intro diet, and another for full GAPS. On each tabbed page, I placed a sheet I had printed off that detailed everything I needed to know for that stage. All of the recipes I gathered, then, I categorized by stage, and when I printed them all off, they went into the appropriate sections of my binder, Continue Reading...

I’ll be the first to admit that a trip to Sacramento was never really on the top of my bucket list. My main reason to go to Sacramento was to visit my best friend. I went into my stay thinking there would be no way I’d write a blog post on Sacramento. I sure was wrong.

Pippi Longstocking known as Pippi Långstrump was written by a Swedish author named Astrid Lindgren. I remember reading Pippi Longstocking when I was young...and I thought it would be fun to tie her into our Swedish craft for Around the World in 12 Dishes. If you've seen Pippi...you known her usual style is to wear a

Guys, I made it to the end! 100-days of creating and I’m still standing. AND – I still have lots of creative mojo left! There have been many lessons I’ve learned throughout this creative challenge. Some are obvious, or at least more obvious now. But others are really quite subtle. But first, let me bring […]

Wowee, we’ve only got a few more months before we’ll be ringing in 2020. Ok – that felt a little strange to type out. Where has 2019 gone? As I take stock of my current work in progress pile, I’m t…

T E E   D E T A I L S Tees are laundered for reduced shrinkage Fit = Standard Unisex Cut – Staying true to size or sizing down is suggested based on desired fit Approximate measurements are included in listing photos – please reference to make best sizing choice for yourself. We do not offer exchanges or returns for incorrect sizing. Measurements are APPROXIMATIONS - and may not be exact. There is up to a 1.5in margin of error. The width measurement is taken around bust area Extended sizes available upon request Want a different fit or neck style? Just let us know, we can work on getting other style tops for you. This product is made to order, therefore: It is a final sale item Has a 1-7 business day production time prior to shipping H O W  TO  O R D E R Fill out Personalization Field IF needed Select shirt color Select shirt size Select design saying Add to cart P E R S O N A L I Z A T I O N   D E T A I L S Bride's Name