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http://thebeautygypsy.com/how-to-drop-a-dress-size-in-20-minutes/ The weekend begins and it’s time to get out that body hugging dress and paint the town red!
This is the most beautiful felt project we’ve seen.

Felting Project: A Rug!

http://blogs.babble.com/family-style/2010/12/29/wow-can-you-believe-this-rug-is-made-from-stripes-of-felt/
We are at our little cottage in Dalarna and we are fixing it up. So we are able to use it even in the winter. (Dalarna is in th middle/north of Sweden. To me and Jenny it’s north but Sweden is a very tall country so I guess we are not even in the middle). http://dosfamily.com/2011/01/lace-lamp/

Lace lamp – DIY | DosFamily

For Easter I made papier-mache polka dotted eggs. I created them using small water balloons and tissue paper then I filled them with candy and toys and sealed them shut. The egg can hold a surprising amount of candy and the tissue paper seems delicate making for a delightfully heavy and yet fragile object, much like real egg. Also like a real egg you have to break the shell to get at what’s inside. I like things you have to destroy to open. http://www.notmartha.org/tomake/papiermacheeastereggs/

papier-mache easter eggs

I’ve told you before I’m a bit obsessed with books. I love all books where I intend to read them or not. A local library has a huge book sale every year where you can pick up a grocery bag of books for $3! So at the last sale I picked up a big stack of hard cover books to be repurposed. Don’t worry, I’m not destroying literary classics, and I use all parts of the book so nothing is wasted. Today we are just working with the outside hard cover to create this new notebook. http://www.maryjanesandgaloshes.com/2010/08/repurposed-hardcover-book-to-notebook.html

Repurposed Hardcover Book to Notebook Tutorial

Let me start out with a warning or sorry of some sort. The warning is because I have never done a Tutorial before, so I hope this is helpful and easy to follow. http://matildajaneblog.com/ric-rac/

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