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Heel pry for shoemaker and cobbler by F.Dick. This tool is for shoe repair purposes. It is used to remove the heel or only separate heel layers. The chisel has a width of about 60 mm and the narrow chisel of about 10 mm. Tool overall length: 180 mm If you have any questions or special needs, please ask.
Heel pry for shoemaker and cobbler. This tool is for shoe repair purposes. It is used to remove the heel or only separate heel layers. This tool is unused, Tool overall length: 170 mm If you have any questions or special needs, please ask.
Une tarte qui goûte les chocolatines... C'est juste cochon ! Trop cochon ! hihihi Vous pouvez faire les variations que vous souhaitez, en g...
Easy Banana Cobbler is filled with the flavors of banana bread, but in cobbler form. Simple to make and loaded with flavor!
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FacebookPin Classic Swedish Pancakes Recipe – Light, Fluffy, and Irresistibly Delicious ⚖️ Difficulty Easy ⏲️ Prep Time 10 mins 🕒 Cook Time 15 mins ⏱️ Total Time 25 mins 🍽️ Servings 4 Swedish pancakes are a delightful and light twist on the classic breakfast favorite. These thin and tender pancakes are often compared to French […]
New shoemaker rasp from manufacturer F.Dick. This is a basic tool, which is needed to shape the sole edges and the heel. - length: 230 mm If you have any questions or special needs, please ask. I have a wide range of shoemaking tools.
Looking for quick and easy dessert recipes? This apple cobbler is made with just 2 simple and cheap ingredients: apple pie filling and Pillsbury cinnamon rolls. So simple and delicious! Serve warm with vanilla ice cream.
Everyone will love this easy dessert I make a dump cake with 3 pie fillings. | dessert, pie
These would have to be the most exciting new item in the catalogue I think! I have tried many different methods to add colour to outline st...
Le café, c'est tendance ! Chez moi, c'est un incontournable depuis bien longtemps et lorsque nous nous régalions en famille avec un Opéra traditionnel, je ne me plaignais jamais. Monsieur mamina préfère le chocolat comme ici par exemple, mais, petit à...
This blog provides Stampin' Up! updates, card-making classes information, card-making ideas and techniques, using Stampin' Up! products.
How to Make Your Leather Boots Last Forever (Or at Least Longer Than the Next Guy's): Good boots are not cheap. Cheap boots are not good. As a utility lineman, I spend a lot of time outside under harsh conditions at work. My boots, while tough (they have to be), often pay the price as I slog through mud, water, snow, salt and rocks…
I have the privilege of teaching a card workshop at a senior living facility. This is the card we will be making. To achieve the crisp border on the doily, I first inked the entire stamp with crumb cake, then colored the edges with a cherry cobbler marker as well as the small edge of the center.
I was surfing around yesterday and stumbled upon this open ended sketch at the Card Positioning Systems. I wanted to make something vintage and tried some faux stitching...my stitching needs some serious practice and believe me, it would look worse if I actually tried to use a sewing machine, although at this point, it really would be a toss up. The card was coming together nicely until I added the stitching...sigh...why didn't I resist the urge to stitch. I used the Bells and Boughs set (my favourite) and added some of the Deck the Halls DSP. Yesterday was a busy day! I finished my Report Cards on Saturday and so spent yesterday, re-reading them...to make sure everything was in order. On Friday we had our first snowfall and it is so pretty outside but cold! This morning is crisp and pretty, the sky is full of grayness and I think there maybe more snow on the way for us! Lots on the ground right now. Only 32 days until Christmas Eve! Eek! I am seriously behind on my Christmas Shopping. My husband's family is in Ontario and I need to get my shopping done so I can send their gifties out in the mail. Last year we spent Christmas with them and had a lovely time. My mother-in-law Linda is Mrs. Claus! She dresses up and has lots of fun making Christmas special! It was awesome! I need to get myself in gear and get my own Mrs. Claus outfit ready...it really adds to the Spirit of Christmas! Thanks for stopping by! Please leave me a comment and let me know what you think of my sideways stitching...maybe it is endearing somehow....maybe?!!! Smiles, Stampin' Up Supplies Used: Stamps: Bells and Boughs, All Holidays (sentiment) and En Francais Paper: Deck the Halls DSP, Cherry Cobbler, Always Artichoke and Naturals Ivory Ink: Pear Pizzazz, Cherry Cobbler, Black, Crumb Cake, Stampin' Write Marker in Cherry Tools: Big Shot, Petals a Plenty Embossing Folder, Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding Ribbon, Mat Pack, Piercing Tool, Sponges
A rich tapestry of jewel-toned flowers send birthday wishes to someone special.
Have you tried loving your neighbor through food? Honoring special diet restrictions help people feel safe and loved in your home.
A new method to cook the zucchini! Incredibly quick and easy. Tastier than meat!Ingredients:zucchini - 2 piecessalt - 3 gblack pepper - 2 gTO MARINATE 20 min...
