This has to be one of the CUTEST dolls i have ever seen i need her in my collection
Many years ago, as a kid, I visited Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's estate near Charlottesville, VA. I was amazed at his...
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Dogs XL is a new “breed” of dog rescue, committed to the philosophy that there is no such thing as a perfect dog or a perfect home. The right dog is out there for everyone who is willing to open heart and home to a canine companion. Dogs XL operates like a social networking service for dogs, designed to match people and pets based on the principles of compatibility and compassion. As the name implies, Dogs XL specializes in finding homes for large dogs (typically 75lbs+). Large dogs are often first to be put to sleep in shelters because medical treatment and food for large dogs is more expensive than for small dog. Large dogs also take up more space at the shelter and on transports to adoptive families. Although owning a large dog is not for everyone, large dogs have many unique and endearing qualities. Here at Dogs XL, we believe the larger the dog, the more there is to love. Occasionally, Dogs XL will intervene on behalf of a smaller dog with an XL personality. Dogs XL also works with other local rescue groups to facilitate adoptions to families that might be a better match for a smaller dog. Dogs XL is an all volunteer, non-profit animal rescue group.
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Golden Afternoon I finally did it! I made a video showing how I create a watercolor look using the Stamparatus from Stampin' Up!®. There are a few things I'll do differently next time I record a video, but I'm kind of proud of my first real attempt. Here's the card I made. To create this…
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Pictures of Wally (FIV+, Positively Adoptable) a Domestic Shorthair for adoption in Alexandria, VA who needs a loving home.
In episode 17 of Absolute Trust Talk, Kirsten welcomes Kantor & Kantor, LLP partner Michelle Roberts into the studio. Michelle has focused her...
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) – Dog lovers unite! There is a sweet pup in Virginia Beach that needs your help and your love. Mojo has lived at the Virginia Beach Animal Care and Adoption Center for more than three years. Shelter manager Jessica Wilde told WAVY.com that Mojo had been loved by an older couple […]
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On the second full day of the retreat, Sue spent the morning finishing up small projects. The zipper bag pattern makes a set of 3. The 2nd and 3rd went together more easily than the first. Then another fabric box was in the works. The first 2 were made with 11 inch squares; one had corner triangles sewn at 2", the other at 2.5". This 3rd one is a 12" square with corners at 2". Each variation will give you a different finished size. The tutorial can be found on Seaside Stitches blog. Then it was time to tackle some preparation for the "repair project". If you recall, Sue posted about this a few weeks ago. The first step was to make some replacement "footballs" that will be appliqued over the ones that are worn. She also worked on adding some blocks to a border strip that will be added to the top of the quilt. The "footballs" were made with Quilt Smart templates; they just needed some size adjustment to account for the different construction method she used. When no more could be done on that project, she switched to a UFO; this plaid quilt has all the pieces for the 20 blocks cut - they just need to be sewn. It was determined that this was a guild "Ways and Means" project from 2002 or 2003, so that makes it a 13-year project (so far)! She got one block sewn Saturday and 2 more Sunday morning, so now has 7 of the 20 blocks sewn. As with the zipper bags and fabric boxes, they get faster the more you make, so Sue had better make some more blocks before she forgets how they go together! All things considered, it was a productive retreat and a fun weekend of sewing with like-minded quilters!
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This project included a gut renovation of the master suite, modification of the kitchen, a remodel of the main sitting area, including installation of 2 new windows and new cabinetry to create a convivial space around the fireplace. Another highlight of the project was a bookshelf gallery entrance t
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