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Good morning, peeps. Yeppers, we have reached mid-week already. Time flies when you're making cards and here's one I made for you today! I ...
Yeppers, it has happened. I have finished the Kitty Kat Quilt ! Started it in December 2003 and finished yesterday. This is a gift for my si...
You know that thing people say about bad tattoos... I think it's, "AHHHHHHHHHH!"... Yeppers. And these days, ya say it quite often 'cuz these funny suckers
Put yer eye on another crazy collection of the worst tattoos! Yeppers, I sure reckon there were some terrible hangover regrets here. Really... What were those
"Cause I am worth it":) Yeppers bought TWO new patterns today..For years I have been wanting to create ,Learn, and the How To's of these won...
How is that for a title? But really.....this is what we are doing! ~*~ Would you believe me when I tell you that there is watercolor paper attached to this bentwood box project? Yeppers there is....and is my preferred surface to color pencil a design! There are only so many framed wall hanging to create when your…
Hi you! I recently made a lot of fabric lanyards for our 40 + Blogger Meet-Up 2015, and thought I’d share a little DIY tutorial. These lanyards are handy to have around…the house and your neck…bwaaahahahaha. I bet they’re pretty awesome for kids too!* Great for ID and badge collecting…and….you can make them right sized for your pint sized! Of course, my very favourite thing about them is that they are lightweight…oh, and that they go with all my outfits. Yeppers…they don’t require much fabric at all; almost every one I made for the meet-up came from my scraps stash. You need as little as a 3″ wide strip of fabric! After stitching about five of them, I was in over-achiever euphoria. You know…the I can do anything frame of mind. After fifteen, I had the system down pat and was in full on assembly mode. After thirty? I wasn’t sure I ever wanted to see, let alone sew, another fabric lanyard again, LOL. But, it was all for fun, and fun for all. *EDIT: It has been mentioned in the comments section that lanyards should come with a safety breakaway point. The addition of a plastic pull-apart connection will alter the construction method, but what a great feature to have…particularly if you are making one for a child. Unfortunately, none of my ready-made lanyards have a breakaway point, so I was unaware of this feature. A quick google search has confirmed that safety breakaway parts are readily available online. Okey dokey…you can make your lanyard any ‘ol size you want. You can see by the photograph above, that mine are of differing lengths. But, to give you a helping hand, just measure from the back of your neck to a spot somewhere around your belly button where you want your lanyard to end…now double that number and add 1″. For example, if you want your lanyard to hang 18″, cut your strip of fabric 37″ long. For a 3/4″ wide lanyard, as all mine are, cut your fabric 3″ wide! Now, let’s get at ‘er… 1. After cutting your fabric 37″ x 3″ {or whatever the heck size you want}, lay your strip wrong side up on your ironing board. Fold over one long edge 3/4″, wrong side to wrong side, pressing as you go…..merrily along…. 2. Step two is basically a repeat of step one…we’re just working with...
