12 Months
Excessive price Michael,
I mentioned it briefly in an earlier post, but I have to say that even today, one day into your half a mo year of life, you still feel tiny and light in my arms as we amaze to sleep. You lie there with your relaxed little angel face and seem so thin still. You’re not, of course. Not like you were a year ago. Not at all like that diminished bundle we brought home last year. It’s raining the same as it did while we dog-tired our day in the hospital, then. The leaves had just started to change on the branches by the tempo I went into labor, and by the time we brought you home, the branches were already scant from the weather.
This month you have learned a number of tricks. You borrow the most adorable muscles. Every night as I am getting you ready for bed, I slather you up with Aquaphor from grey matter to toe, and as we rub the salve into your arms, I talk about your muscles and help you exercise them in various muscleman poses. One night a few weeks ago, you flexed your muscles without any assistants, just the mention of the word. And it’s hard to describe the sweep of the cuteness of your muscle pose, so here’s a picture:
You have also experienced an “I don’t know” shrug, with your elbows predisposition and your palms up in the air. When we ask you where your food goes, and answer “in my belly,” you peninsula with both fingers to that general area, which has become so round and plump, straight like a baby’s belly should be. You know where your own eyes are, your nose, your plaits, your tongue and ears. You can “wink” in that way that babies do, squeezing both eyes ban, opening them back up and smiling like you’re the greatest. And of direction, you are. When I tell you that you are a little stinky and say “P-U” you reach up and run in my nose. Sometimes it’s not the most gentle pinch, but we’re still working on “unruffled,” though I have to say, you seem to automatically understand how to be gentle as you learn about my eyes, which I prize.
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Let me depot your shadows :)
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Hi everyone! For awhile, I was buying all my MAC shadows in the pot. I didn’t certain they could be put in palettes, or that palettes even existed. I started depotting my shadows as without delay as I found out. Not only did I find it easy, I found it fun!
I figured that since a lot of you don’t enjoy depotting your shadows, I could put on the market to help you all out. I have some extra time on my hands right now and would like helping you guys and gals out.
I will depot as many shadows as you like for a diminutive fee. You can either send me the palettes to put them in (I will arrange them by color), or send me the notes to purchase the palettes for you. I will then take the ORIGINAL label off the pot, stick it to a thin, circumlocutory (EXACTLY the same size as the eyeshadow pan) magnet, and place it in the palette. The magnets I have are masterly size for the MAC palettes.
At the time, I will only be depotting eyeshadows. I use the warm up method and have had absolutely NO problems. I’ve never broken or cracked any of my shadows. I have depotted at least 70 another shadows.
If you do NOT want your empties back, your depots will be free. Depending on how many you have, the payment of the palettes (if you decide you’d like me to pick them up) will be cheaper as well.
If you have any questions want free to comment or send me an email, californiamixtapes@yahoo.com.
I will outfit pictures and all my 100% positive feedback.
FEES:
6 shadows (w/ magnets) - $8.00
12 shadows (w/ magnets) - $15.00
*And so on. If you have a solid amount of shadows, we can work a deal price out.
*If you have less than 6 shadows, it will be $1.50 per bosom buddy.
SHIPPING:
WITH (15 Pan) Palette : $3.50 plus .75 for DC ($1.50 each additional palette)
WITH (4 Pan) Palette : $2.00 increased by .75 for DC ($.50 extra for 3-4 palettes)
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felt french press cozy tutorial
i'm loving my new originate for a felt french press cozy. as winter is coming, it brings together 2 of my passions–felt and coffee! so i wanted to portion my tutorial. if you don't want to make your own, i sell french embrace cozies in my etsy shop.
it's actually really informal if you already know the basics of making a flat piece of felt. it's basically a exactly piece of felt that wraps around the french press and closes with 3 sets of snaps. and if you don't shortage to make your own felt, you could use a thick fabric and hem the edges, or knit a extended rectangle. you could also substitute buttons instead of snaps.
if you do penury to use your own handmade felt, you should first have a go at making a small piece of felt, the make an estimate of of a coaster. i have a beginning felt making tutorial, felt 101, that you can see on my website and download for at large. it's the basic technique of making felt from soft thin roving (wool before it's been spun into yarn), by adding dish soap, hot tap water, and creating friction to join all the little fibers together.
i'd also like to tip you to a few other great felt resources:
the forums on craftster.org, the fiber arts forum has both a 'felting:completed projects' and 'felting:discussions and questions' house, and the moderators and felt folks over there are super. tons of inspirational projects and tutorials.
the felting forum is also a copiousness of information.
so now that you have made a small piece of felt and understand the principal process, here's what you will need for this project:
2-3 ounces of wool roving. i would persuade a more sturdy and coarse variety of wool, like romney or icelandic or even corriedale, over a something damned...
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