The trail on our 3rd day on the Milford Track in Fiordland National Park in New Zealand
Based off Joel g's official Ena website, I decided to mess around and make a enasona maker. ENA belongs to Joel G, art belongs to me. If you have any suggestions, DM me on Instagram juicedcorn_art
WILLIAM ZEIGLER, JR. 1913 William Ziegler, Jr.(1891-1958) was a prominent businessman, politician, sportsman, and president...
Standing 9 inches (22.9 cm) high, the Guennol Stargazer is one of the finest and largest preserved Anatolian marble female idols of Kiliya type. It is from the Chalcolithic period, between 3000 and...
We have featured a house in this location before, but we haven't seen this 1960s James Evans-designed The Evans House in New Canaan, Connecticut, USA
Well, well, well ... I crafted this past weekend and it was GREAT!! I FiNALLY cleaned my craft room (which hasn't been done since before I made my Christmas cards!)! I really need to stay on top of it FOR REAL this time ... it's much more fun to create when you can actually find your stuff!! This week the Monday Montage girls have once again hit it out of the park! I used a fun layout I saw on YouTube by Lisa Curcio. It was so much fun and I really enjoyed creating it (so much so that I made two different ones ... I'll share the other one with you later this week)! It's kind of a card within a card within a card. Here's the card all closed up. I used images from Country Flowers which I colored with my Stampin' Blends. Note: The deeper-colored yellow flowers were created by first coloring them Bubble Bath, but I decided I didn't love that; so I colored with Daffodil Delight on top of that which gave me a deeper orange-y yellow color which I really quite like! This is the second layer. By lifting the top flap this "card inside the card" becomes exposed. I used one of the Brilliant Backgrounds Dies to give the Garden Green strip some texture. The Basic White Background was brought to life using the 3D Eyelet Embossing Folder (which I preordered from the new and upcoming catalog!). Opening the card once more reveals the "final" inside, where I stamped a sentiment on one of the shapes from the Stylish Shapes Dies. I added a few of the flower dies for accent. I left enough empty space so that I can write a little note when I sent this cutie out. Here's a view from side so you can see all the pretty layers. The measurements you will need are as follows: BASE: - Daffodil Delight: 4 1/4" x 11", score at 5 1/2" - Cut off 2 3/4" on one end for TOP - Designer Series Paper (top): 2 1/2" x 4 1/8” - Designer Series Paper (inside): 4” x 5 1/4" TOP: - Daffodil Delight: 2 3/4" x 4 1/4" - Basic White: 2 5/8” x 4 1/8” - Designer Series Paper: 2 1/2" x 4” INSIDE CARD: - Daffodil Delight: 3 1/4" x 10”, score at 5” - Garden Green: 3 1/8" x 2" - Basic White 3 1/8” x 4 7/8”, cut 2 Isn't this the FUNNEST???? I haven't done a good "funky fold" card in quite some time! This one was very satisfying! Stamps: Country Flowers Paper: Basic White, Daffodil Deliight, Lemon Lolly, Garden Green, Citrus Blooms DSP, Regals DSP Ink: Versamark, Black Memento, Garden Green; Stampin' Blends - Dark & Light Smoky Slate, Dark & Light Daffodil Delight, Dark & Light Lemon Lolly, Dark & Light Granny Apple Green, Dark & Light Crumb Cake, Dark & Light Bubble Bath Accessories: Country Flowers Dies, Stylish Shapes Dies, Brilliant Backgrounds Dies, Double Oval Punch, Scalloped Contours Dies, Eyelet 3D Embossing Folder, Basic Gray/Smoky Slate Pearls, White Baker's Twine, White Embossing Powder Here's a blog roll just in case you get "stuck" trying to hop around ... Bree Renwick - Craft-somnia Momma Cathy Casey - Sugar Shack Designs- NOT PARTICIPATING THIS WEEK Charlet Mallet - Painted Orange Cheryl Curtis - Pomp and Sustenance Dani Dziama - Dani's Thoughtful Corner- NOT PARTICIPATING THIS WEEK Elizabeth Price - Seeinginkspots Emily Kimmey - EMK Creations Julie Warnick - Creating on the Run Wendy Weixler - Wickedly Wonderful Creations - YOU ARE HERE Click "Next" to see Bree Renwick ... she is Just Kiddin' Around and her cards are ADORBS!
WILLIAM ZEIGLER, JR. 1913 William Ziegler, Jr.(1891-1958) was a prominent businessman, politician, sportsman, and president...
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Hello! I’m Nicole from Teaching With Style and I’m so excited to be over here on Melissa’s new blog, Inspire Me, ASAP! Melissa has some amazing ideas and her units have come in handy MANY times! When I moved from 1st to 3rd a few years ago, my new team wasn’t as strong as my […]
Hanging Off Bed (Bobby Kendall), mid- to late 1960s/2022 Signed, dated, and numbered, verso Digital C-print 31 x 31 inches, image (Edition of 15) $4,500 22 x 22 inches, image (Edition of 15) $4,000 15 x 15 inches, image (Edition of 25) $2,500 This work is offered by CLAMP in New York City.
Fopdoodle!
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A new book claims that the end of slavery in the United States led to anarchy and one million of the four million salves former slaves freed by President Lincoln in 1863 died or got sick.
Our fabulous new teacher, Mrs. Wheeler, is acclimating herself to the 3rd grade team beautifully! She is part of the 2-teacher team of Jacks...
Lesson idea from Art. Paper. Scissors. Glue! 3rd graders started a conversation about what textile arts are by reading the book "Tar Beach" by author and artist Faith Ringgold. We talked about how the book and its illustrations were actually inspired by a story quilt that Ringgold created (the original work is pictured in the back of the book I had). The story in the book brought up the themes of both inequality (which works well since February is Black History Month) and imagination. The book's main character 3rd grader Cassie Louise Lightfoot discovers she has the ability to fly and in doing so, finds a sense of power and ownership over whatever she flies. She flies over the George Washington Bridge (a structure her father helped to build), an ice cream factory, and the Union Building (a building which housed an organization her father was not allowed to join because of his skin color). After reading and discussing the themes in the book, I asked my 3rd graders "Where would you go if you could fly (real or imaginary) and why?" This question was the inspiration for our very own patches on our 3rd grade story quilt. Students created their own "story patches" by creating a border using squares of 1.5"x1.5" decorative paper along the edge of a 12" x 12" piece of white drawing paper. Students then attached a strip of grey paper to the bottom of their picture squares and wrote about where they would go and why. Then in the remaining space, they used colored pencils to illustrate their ideas. I got a huge range of responses from Candyland (naturally to eat a ton of candy), to Columbia (to visit friends and family), to the Twin Towers in New York City (which prompted an entirely difference conversation). Students really enjoyed working on this project (which took between 4-5 class periods -- including one day for sketching ideas). I really love the finished product - and even more so when they are all hung together to make a giant story quilt! :)
Fry up this recipe for pork schnitzel and serve it with a classic German potato salad for a simple, satisfying meal in minutes.
Designing a family home is challenging because the family's needs change as they grow, that's why you have to plan for change.
Pier foundations utilize a grid of columns to transfer building loads down into footings that rest on frost-free soil. The columns are used to support a wooden
The title of Hanya Yanagihara’s second work of fiction stands in almost comical contrast to its length: at 720 pages, it’s one of the biggest novels to be published this year. To this literal girth there has been added, since the book appeared in March, the metaphorical weight of several prestigious award nominations. Both the size of A Little Life and the impact it has had on readers and critics alike—a best seller, the book has received adulatory reviews in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, and other serious venues—reflect, in turn, the largeness of the novel’s themes.
ENEMIES TO LOVERS Waverly Whitlock, a muggle-born Hufflepuff and Draco Malfoy, a cunning Pure-blood Slytherin, have absolutely loathed each together since first year. They're now in fifth year, and Malfoy seems to take the bullying to a whole new level, and for the first time since they met, his words actually hurt her feelings. ----------------------- This story will have smut, swearing & I'll try and make each chapter a few thousand words, but I'll try and update whenever possible. But definitely AT LEAST every three days <3
My husband bet me I couldn't shave his foot without him waking up. This is what he woke up to this morning. via How to keep your files safe, only holds 2 bytes though.. via Matchbook I found while cleaning my new apartment. via When you don't mind taking a week to mow the lawn.
