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Add rows of white, orange and yellow floss to the Stitched Tree die for a giant candy corn to tower over two little ghosts. Hi, happy weekend...Jean Okimoto here with my last Halloween 2020 card - let's use a winter die for a fun fall card.
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Shelley Klammer is a therapist, collage artist, and an expressive arts educator. Her blog, Shelley Klammer: Expressive Art Inspirations, includes e-courses (some are free), online therapy, creative resources, beautiful visuals, inspirational quotes and poetry.
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From Jillibean Soup
Hello crafty friends! Patty here and today we plan to share some love for Grandparents with a very mini, mini album. In fact this mini was made from just one sheet of paper, foam stickers, coordinating stickers, bakers twine, a book ring and 4 photos.
"What if sociologists ran the world?" Take a look at Everyday Sociology to get an idea. It is a sociological look at what is happening in the world - from politics, entertainment, religion, and even pop culture. The blog features interesting, informative, and most of all entertaining commentary from sociologists around the United States.
When you're bit by the craft bug, it consumes your life like it has with Vicki at Knitorious. Vicki has been blogging with Typepad since 2004 in what started as a knitting blog. Knitorious has since grown into a space where she also shares her life with family, gardening, cooking, and other interests.
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From: Lotus In The Mud
A little while ago I answered a knock on my door and found myself in conversation with two Jehovah’s Witnesses. I told them I was Buddhist. They immediately asked if I was a religious Buddhist or a philosophical Buddhist. I replied, without hesitation...
A blog for ski enthusiasts! The Ski Blog From Chalet Direct is where you come to learn more about what is happening in the ski industry, snowboarding, summer holidays, and general advice on your holidays in the mountains.
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From: Abscondo Now
The attempt to take seriously, to understand, and to analyze all the details and intricacies of our illusions is not the path toward healing. The answer to the problem is not found within the problem; rather, beyond it.
Karla Nathan is an artist whose medium has shifted over the years - from water colors, to murals, to painting antique furniture and starting an antique business. Karla's Cottage allows her to share her love of finding the beauty in vintage items and bringing them new life.
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From Jane Redfern
I once rode a beautiful but challenging horse around a track at an outdoor school. I knew it was a very difficult horse to ride and that it was very sensitive and easily spooked. The track was in a circle and was bordered by an 8ft broadleaf hedge with a gap a few metres wide for access. Unfortunately, as I was riding around the track some people suddenly appeared in the opening laughing and making a lot of noise.
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