Have you seen the viral painting swap challenge trend on TikTok? Here's how you can do this for your next date night or friend hangout!
I created another Tiffany's Loaded Envelope. Since I had already made one with this theme (see this post), I wanted to do something tota...
This is one of my favorite sayings. She believed she could... so she did. and then she did it again......... and again....... ...
Guide to swap() in Java. Here we discuss the introduction to Swap(), how swap() works in java with respective programming examples.
Swap your long strands for a seductive blonde crop and experience jaws dropping everywhere! See these popular examples of the iconic blonde bob ASAP!
Learn about the hobby of collecting jokers from a deck of playing cards, with examples from around the world and sources to buy "swap jokers" for sale online.
I jumped into the world of inchies yesterday - little one inch squared pieces of art - and created my first set in white for a swap. Although these are fabric pieces, I've seen many examples of paper inchies online and would like to try my hand at them next. I thought ATCs were small, but these…
Update your look with with a crossbody webbing strap. With an adjustable length to wear on your shoulder or cross-body, and light gold-tone fittings, it's easy to swap out and match your outfit or vibe. *Straps are shown on bags in some images as examples, the bag is not included in a strap purchase*
I joined a couple of swaps a few months ago...before realizing that I am terrible at swaps. The timelines are a mind game. I always undere...
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Every other project had to be put on hold so I could start my doll quilt for Lori's annual swap, which is something I look forward to every year. I copied the Old Italian Block pattern from an antique quilt sold on ebay last year, and I have since realized this is a pretty popular pattern, with lots of examples and instructions online for various methods of construction. For my miniature version, I used the more old-fashioned technique of drawing my design on grid paper, making plastic templates, then tracing and cutting the pieces with scissors. Quilt making with templates doesn't seem to be popular anymore, but I find that rotary cutting and strip piecing techniques just don't work that well when you're using small pieces from a scrap bag, which is how I usually make my quilts. On this little quilt, I had a lot of fun using my clear templates to fussy cut some of the pieces. The top is 16 x 19 right now, and I'm thinking of just leaving it like this without a border. Now I just have to work out a design for the hand quilting. You'll want to check out Lori's blog when all the doll quilts are displayed -- they are amazing! Click image to enlarge.
