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Great way to use up those jeans my kids keep getting holes in! Put a pin on the back or add to a headband...add to a bookbag...dress up a

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Great way to keep track of the kids you called on. Just pull a stick and put it back in with the opposite color showing so you know you've by samanthasam

samanthasamsamanthasam Great way to keep track of the kids you called on. Just pull a stick and put it back in with the opposite color showing so you know you've

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A great way to use up my scraps! by toni

tonitoni A great way to use up my scraps!

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Zucchini Candy! Great way to use up those huge zukes; tastes similar to gummy bears. Kids love it and have no idea it's a vegetable :) by tami

tamitami Zucchini Candy! Great way to use up those huge zukes; tastes similar to gummy bears. Kids love it and have no idea it's a vegetable :)

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aimeeaimee Great way to use up those extra "logs" lying around

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Great way to use scraps to dress up a regular hoodie by Karrakolan

KarrakolanKarrakolan Great way to use scraps to dress up a regular hoodie

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All kinds of great activities for kids & good way to use those bingo daubers @Emily Ritchie :) by angie

angieangie All kinds of great activities for kids & good way to use those bingo daubers @Emily Ritchie :)

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Great way to use scraps to dress up a regular hoodie by stormjem

stormjemstormjem Great way to use scraps to dress up a regular hoodie

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Great way to use the Expedit for storing kids toys, now where did she find those blue bins & metal mesh bins? by hattie

hattiehattie Great way to use the Expedit for storing kids toys, now where did she find those blue bins & metal mesh bins?

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What a great way to use your kids first shoes. Ours are packed away in memory boxes, and we never look at them. Better to put them on the by sarahx

sarahxsarahx What a great way to use your kids first shoes. Ours are packed away in memory boxes, and we never look at them. Better to put them on the

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Here's another handmade button with a long history. Singleton buttons are easy to whip up and a great way to use those precious scraps of by miep veen

miep veenmiep veen Here's another handmade button with a long history. Singleton buttons are easy to whip up and a great way to use those precious scraps of

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I saw this idea in a magazine awhile back and loved it so much I put one up in my kitchen for all to enjoy! The kids and I also decorated by lorraine

lorrainelorraine I saw this idea in a magazine awhile back and loved it so much I put one up in my kitchen for all to enjoy! The kids and I also decorated

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i did this same kind of thing back in 1989 in 4-H. i used my dad and brothers' old work jeans. a great way to recycle... and warm, too. by angelique

angeliqueangelique i did this same kind of thing back in 1989 in 4-H. i used my dad and brothers' old work jeans. a great way to recycle... and warm, too.

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Comfort plus cuteness makes for a winning combo, so punch up your look with a poncho! Create a fresh look by reinventing a classic piece and stay cozy with this nouveau hoodie overhaul.To create, make a cut from the side seam of the sweatshirt body as well as each side of the inner-arm. Open up the neckline with a crew neck cut-out. Be sure to cut ONLY the top layer so you don’t loose the hood. Close up the back by pinning large safety pins (or feel free to sew) across your new open seam. Cut the bottom sides (both front and back) into a curved shape, keeping the back a bit longer than the front. Secure the sleeve to the torso, which creates a poncho silhouette. Use large safety pins and pin approximately halfway down the bodice. For the armhole, attach buttons on the top and bottom front sections. Use any button you like and attach with safety pins or sew. Use the same buttons to add accents to the shoulder seam. by DaisyCombridge

DaisyCombridgeDaisyCombridge Comfort plus cuteness makes for a winning combo, so punch up your look with a poncho! Create a fresh look by reinventing a classic piece and stay cozy with this nouveau hoodie overhaul.To create, make a cut from the side seam of the sweatshirt body as well as each side of the inner-arm. Open up the neckline with a crew neck cut-out. Be sure to cut ONLY the top layer so you don’t loose the hood. Close up the back by pinning large safety pins (or feel free to sew) across your new open seam. Cut the bottom sides (both front and back) into a curved shape, keeping the back a bit longer than the front. Secure the sleeve to the torso, which creates a poncho silhouette. Use large safety pins and pin approximately halfway down the bodice. For the armhole, attach buttons on the top and bottom front sections. Use any button you like and attach with safety pins or sew. Use the same buttons to add accents to the shoulder seam.

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A a great white shark leaps out of the water clutching a decoy seal in its jaws. The picture of the shark hovering in mid-air above the water was taken by Dana Allen in False Bay, off Cape Town in South Africa. Dana's team spent three days trying to set up the shot by using a rubber 'decoy' seal to tempt the sharks out. He said: 'The strike, when it happens, takes just over a second, up and out and back into the water. If you flinch, you can miss it. We were getting ourselves settled, preparing for a long wait and then whoosh! In an instant the four metre great white shark was up and out of the water, right in front of our eyes. The water was streaming off its body and I pressed my trigger button. It almost seemed like slow motion and I remember seeing the eyes and the teeth as the shark leapt up.' by susan62

susan62susan62 A a great white shark leaps out of the water clutching a decoy seal in its jaws. The picture of the shark hovering in mid-air above the water was taken by Dana Allen in False Bay, off Cape Town in South Africa. Dana's team spent three days trying to set up the shot by using a rubber 'decoy' seal to tempt the sharks out. He said: 'The strike, when it happens, takes just over a second, up and out and back into the water. If you flinch, you can miss it. We were getting ourselves settled, preparing for a long wait and then whoosh! In an instant the four metre great white shark was up and out of the water, right in front of our eyes. The water was streaming off its body and I pressed my trigger button. It almost seemed like slow motion and I remember seeing the eyes and the teeth as the shark leapt up.'

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Declare your love for cool tools and be a cut above the rest! Girls on-the-go with modern, multifaceted style need to be prepared for anything that comes their way. Enter life’s must-have accessory; the Swiss Army knife. For centuries, these legendary tools have battled rogue threads on our cocktail dresses, smoothed chips in perfectly manicured nails and so much more. Our pocketknife pal stays put in our purse and is as essential as lipgloss! Aside from the obvious “fix-it” functions, we’re big fans of using this handheld toolbox to DIY. Read on to learn how you can create a coveted “kiltie” embellishment for heels in need of an overhaul. To create, trace and cut a template (almost like a stretched trapezoid) on paper. P.S.- The size will depend on your shoe size. Be sure to measure the template to the shoe before cutting and also leave a few extra inches toward the upper portion to tuck into the shoe. Use your Swiss Army knife (on a cutting board with a flat surface) and cut two pieces of fabric. Any type of suede or leather-like material works. Use mini snips to cut two-inch slits. Continue to use snips to create an inverted “V” fringe. Pierce two tiny slits with your knife half-way down. Feed cord through the holes, leaving space for your ankle to fit in. Lastly, add a bead detail to the ends and tie a cute bow. Get creative with your colors of materials, cords, and shoes- mix and match your heart away…Your Swiss Army pocket knife pal is super sharp… your DIY style should be too! by DaisyCombridge

DaisyCombridgeDaisyCombridge Declare your love for cool tools and be a cut above the rest! Girls on-the-go with modern, multifaceted style need to be prepared for anything that comes their way. Enter life’s must-have accessory; the Swiss Army knife. For centuries, these legendary tools have battled rogue threads on our cocktail dresses, smoothed chips in perfectly manicured nails and so much more. Our pocketknife pal stays put in our purse and is as essential as lipgloss! Aside from the obvious “fix-it” functions, we’re big fans of using this handheld toolbox to DIY. Read on to learn how you can create a coveted “kiltie” embellishment for heels in need of an overhaul. To create, trace and cut a template (almost like a stretched trapezoid) on paper. P.S.- The size will depend on your shoe size. Be sure to measure the template to the shoe before cutting and also leave a few extra inches toward the upper portion to tuck into the shoe. Use your Swiss Army knife (on a cutting board with a flat surface) and cut two pieces of fabric. Any type of suede or leather-like material works. Use mini snips to cut two-inch slits. Continue to use snips to create an inverted “V” fringe. Pierce two tiny slits with your knife half-way down. Feed cord through the holes, leaving space for your ankle to fit in. Lastly, add a bead detail to the ends and tie a cute bow. Get creative with your colors of materials, cords, and shoes- mix and match your heart away…Your Swiss Army pocket knife pal is super sharp… your DIY style should be too!

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