heidiheidi Melted Crayon Art canvas, 64 count & 24 count box of crayons (or more if you are sticking with a specific set of colors) and hot glue. 1.
lucindalucinda After the Pop – How to Manage Home Canned Goods Good advice here that I took for granted growing up and didn't realize other people
tanishatanisha Fun tray, I put on the tray scrapbooking paper from different colors and sizes, crayons,markers, dot a dot art marker,small squares of
lillylilly Another Elizabeth share which I can't seem to get out of my mind (not for lack of trying) ....a good 40 inches long... wouldn't it be nice?
jeaniejeanie Rose: Time And Relative Dimension In Space. This room used to shine with light. (gazes up at the rota) I think it’s dying. (she reaches out
kristykristy good as color/blending inspiration, i could never wear this much make-up out for real.
fredafreda great overview of the glee nail polish by @productgirl - after a chat w/Rina, I for sure what Mash-up and Gleek Out, the are unique colors
fanniefannie call me crazy but I love how the lamps are propped up on the books and other thinys...good way to make small lamps appear larger. gotta do
DaisyCombridgeDaisyCombridge Holler for a lady like collar. As we gear up for spring, join the top-notch collar clan a la Louis Vuitton. Feel ultra femme and fancy free and get inspired with a super sweet DIY.To create, download the pattern we created for Who What Wear and trace onto eyelet fabric. Cut out collar silhouette. Use scissors to create a scalloped edge. Attach a small piece of Velcro as a closure. Style with high neck blouses, dresses, or jackets. Get creative with fabrics and colors!
Jack Overland FrostJack Overland Frost Who says there’s a dearth of things for guys to collect over at shopping sites like Etsy? Ryan MacDonald’s prints and cards all feature oddball characters and monsters — my pick would be the one where the protagonist seems to have stuck a box over his head and stormed out of an office and is off to do… odd things.
Of course there’s lots of other characters that Ryan draws — many of which would actually be great to read up in a comic. And no wonder too: he credits his inspiration source as comics, street art, and the sublime colors in nature!

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