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Today, I finished my gnome! I worked on the pants and shirt all of last night. Today, I created the head, the face, and the beard!
The Daily Telecraft: Cute Crafts!
Leather Pouch | DIY
I've been waiting for today with the utmost anticipation. Today is our weekly "all day date" day. It's a tradition we created when we first said our I do's. We usually begin with the most unhealthy, delicious breakfast we can muster up. While we're off enjoying our day, I thought I'd share a little weekend DIY. 1.Carteles y composiciones tipográficas
May 7 Diseñar con tipografía… utilizar este elemento como parte esencial de una composición no es tarea facil. Lleva mucho tiempo y dedicación: largas horas en la computadora manipulando letritas para obtener un buen resultado.kate’s illuminated canvas
[ my apologies, kate's new diy series was supposed to go up yesterday but i totally fell behind ] this month i will feature projects using canvas, and to kick it off i decided to use a lightweight canvas fabric to create an unusual “night light” painting that could look good on or off. we needed a light in our hallway because i get up early in the morning when it is dark out. i thought i could use this as an opportunity to make a conversation piece that people see when they first enter our house. i am very happy with the results and i can’t wait to experiment with all kinds of painted designs. i wanted it to have kind of a raw, art gallery feel, which is why i left the sides unfinished and did not frame the piece. but if you painted the sides, framed the image, and chose different text or images, this could easily work in a kids room, a guest room, or be a fun holiday installation. hope this inspires some fun ideas for night lights! happy crafting!Here is a simple yet stylish photo frame that can accomodate quite many photos at once. The idea is very simple. Fasten twines on the empty frame and hang photos using clothes pins on them. You can use a frame you bought or a frame you made by yourself. To make it you just need to find some wood strips, sand them, paint or stain them and fasten together with the staples and nails.

