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Many years ago, when Amy and I were working on our first book, Candy Aisle Crafts, we shot a few ideas using Fruit Stripe Gum. We both love the colors (and the stripes)! I remember pining for it as a child! One idea was to use the gum to make letters to top a cake inspired by paper letters in one of my all-time favorite craft books, Creating With Paper. We loved how they came out but then we happened upon these really cool gumpaste letters and thought they looked way too similar so we pulled the idea from the book. Unfortunately I don't see the gumpaste letters for sale anymore but figured that I'd finally share our Fruit Stripe gum letters here. If you want to try making them, make sure to use fresh gum if possible (not that you can really tell when you buy it)!
Lupita Anaya realizó un experimento social para concientizar a la gente sobre el acoso hacia las mujeres en la sociedad, en este caso se enfocó específicamen...
Charli free colored video
Toy Story 4: lo bueno, lo malo y lo feo ¿es el final que estábamos esperando para una de las sagas animadas más entrañables?
Been wondering whether to get a Holga 120N? Come help yourself decide with this comprehensive review and guide to the iconic plastic camera.
Been wondering whether to get a Holga 120N? Come help yourself decide with this comprehensive review and guide to the iconic plastic camera.
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Whenever I’m feeling in a creative rut, I usually try to push myself out of it by picking up a camera I haven’t used in a while and shooting away aimlessly. It’s so easy to get stuck in your own head and over think EVERY.SINGLE.THING. It’s easy to feel like you haven’t created anything fun or new or interesting in ages and it’s even easier to just NOT pick up a camera.
The Holga is a camera, first manufactured in China in 1981, made almost entirely of plastic, some even have plastic lenses. It was an invention intended for the Chinese consumer as a low-budget,...
The Holga is a camera, first manufactured in China in 1981, made almost entirely of plastic, some even have plastic lenses. It was an invention intended for the Chinese consumer as a low-budget,...
Sweet Briar song written in 1913 by Mary Pinkerton Kerr. Illustrated by Amy Leigh Campbell.
2014 Sweet Briar Traditions Series by Amy Leigh Campbell
2014 Sweet Briar Traditions Series by Amy Leigh Campbell
2014 Sweet Briar Traditions Series by Amy Leigh Campbell
