Lakes, Waterfalls and Map-issues — Yosemite National Park, California, United States
Jump to the full entry & travel map Yosemite National Park, California, United States *photos to come later Day 4 – Yosamite Firstly, the original plan for blogging was that Ian and I take turns with different cities, but Ian is too tired/in an ice-cream induced coma, so you are stuck with me for today’s blog. To day our plan was to leave San Fran early and drive to Yosemite in the morning.
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Lakes, Waterfalls and Map-issues — Yosemite National Park, California, United States
Consumer Review of D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Wireless Router – Rating: 4.4 out of 5.0 – I have had this router for a little more than two years. It has been fast and completely… [ Read More ]
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D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Wireless Router Review – SharedReviews
Hi, I’m interested in getting facial done…(indian way….indian products….):coffee one of my friends suggested rooprani beauty parlour in collins str, melbourne….. Because it’s quite expensive, I just want to know about the quality of the services before spending…. I visited the website….looks ok….but i need reviews pls…..
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Rooprani beauty parlour
Head over to our sister site CraftBits for a tutorial showing how to make a breastfeeding/nursing cover. A fabric cover like this allows a new mother to breastfeed her baby while still maintaining her modesty. Make it from a breathable cotton for baby’s comfort, and choose a pretty print that mama will enjoy wearing. Go to the tutorial . [photo from CraftBits ] Technorati Tags:…
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Tutorial: Make a nursing cover for discrete breastfeeding
Angie from Quality Time shows how to use shirring with elastic thread to make this pretty summer skirt with ruffled hem. The shirring is an easy technique, and creates a loose stretch in the waistband comfortable for the hot summer months. Go to the tutorial . [photo from Quality Time ] Technorati Tags: sewing , tutorial , shirred , shirring , elastic , skirt , summer
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Tutorial: Easy shirred summer skirt
Amy from Positively Splendid shows how to make a set of vinyl golf club headcovers for Dad. It’s a bit late to get them started as a Father’s Day gift, but there’s no reason you can’t get a head start on Christmas gifts or Dad’s birthday. Know a female golfer? These covers would be awesome in girly-girl pink! Go to the…
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Tutorial: Make your own vinyl golf club headcovers
image by Kathleen Green Let Kathleen Green from New Zealand Scrapbook company show you how to use these super cool cool quilling dies from Cuttlebug. Click here to watch the video. I’ve found some of the dies for sale here at Create For Less.
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Project and How To Video: Quilling Dies from Cuttlebug
Little Birdie Secrets helped out at Skip To My Lou’s Craft Camp last week with a tutorial showing how to make a homemade butterfly net for the kids. I don’t know how many butterflies they’ll catch, but they’ll get a lot of good runnin’-around excercise in the process. Get the how-to . [photo from Skip To My Lou ] Technorati Tags: sewing , tutorial , homemade , butterfly , net , bug ,…
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There is a giveaway of a beautiful Leeya Engle ring over on Grosgrain . Do you do that thing where you pronounce a word wrong in your head and you know it and sometimes you accidentally say it out loud? You see where I am going here
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Leeya Engel ring giveaway on Grosgrain
Nothing says summer like watermelon, so why not treat yourself to a refreshing Watermelon Sherbet Scrub ? The Natural Beauty Workshop shares the recipe & instructions on their blog.
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DIY: Watermelon Sherbet Scrub
Samantha Baldwin shares a tutorial on DIY Fashion Examiner showing how to make this Chanel-inspired silk poppy. Use it as a brooch, or put one one a headband for a fabulous hair accessory. Go to the tutorial . [photo from DIY Fashion Examiner ] Technorati Tags: sewing , tutorial , chanel , silk , fabric , flower , poppy
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Tutorial: Chanel-inspired silk poppy
There’s something special about a child and their doll. A doll is a constant companion, a source of comfort when sick, and a friend during sad times. Can you imagine a childhood without a dolly friend? Dolly Donations is an organization whose mission it is to help provide dolls to children who might not otherwise have them, due to poverty or other…
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Dolly Donations bring dolls to children in need
Feel like getting a free PDF pattern? In exchange for voting for her photo over at the SmileGen contest, Beth from Vermillion Rules and Love, September will give you one free PDF pattern from her Etsy shop . She has four patterns to choose from: Favorite Skirt (women’s), Flip Flop Reversible Skirt (little girls), Cinch Skirt (little girls), or the Love, September Pouch…
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Get a free PDF pattern from Love, September
SpareGusInk is having a giveaway of one of her nice wristlets on her blog, to enter go read her directions here . You can see her Etsy shop filled with other handmade goodness here .
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Cute wristlet giveaway at Things Are Never As Planned
Crafting a Green World has compiled a large list of fun crafts that dad would be happy to do with his kids! Check out some great ideas! I especially love the old Record Album Cover Bookmark…
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Father’s Day Crafts to do with their Kids!
A DAy in the Life of A Lewis just made the most adorable craft for her hubby with her childrens fingerprints! There is no tutorial, but it is pretty self explanatory, and you can definitely make it your own!
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Thumbprint Father’s Day ARt
This Dad Rocks! Salt Dough Paperweight could be just the craft to complete before tomorrow… Crafts by Amanda shows you how you can make one out of things you probably already have at home!
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Last Minute Father’s Day Craft
Are you driving traffic to your site wherever you can? Here are fifteen techniques to start the wheels churning in this week’s Art Marketing Action podcast–an audio version of the newsletter/post of the same title
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Art Marketing Action Podcast: 5 Reasons to Title Your Art
Gina Sekelsky from lettergirl and Rich Inner Life shows her most recently completed sewing project - a handstitched cardigan covered with a favorite quote from Maya Angelou. The simple lines of the cardigan are the perfect background for the words of the quotation. The little bits of chartreuse peeking through here and there are utter perfection. Read more about her project and see…
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Lookie what she made: Maya Angelou cardigan
Last week I mentioned in a post the Degenerate Flame Off being held at Cornerstone Glass in Eugene, OR May 28th-30th. Well, it’s come and gone but you’ve got to check out the slide show over in the Cornerstone web site . It looks as though a good time was had by all
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Degenerate Flame Off at Cornerstone Glass Has Happened!