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Add an embellishment (beads, another flower, a button, etc) to hide the rough ends in the middle of the fabric.
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I used a canister lid, 3.75" in diameter to trace onto the wrong-side of my fabric. But you could use a jar, or a bowl, or a cardboard cut out pattern.
A graphic is attached to the mic flag to complete the process of making a mic flag.
This six inch sticker raps around the mic flag perfectly. I'm ready to hit the street and talk to people about their views concerning legalizing marijuana.
With the exterior walls glued together, I coated the remaining unbuttressed wall and the 0.020" styrene wall with rubber cement. I then glued the styrene to the paper wall and held it in place with binder clips.
As you can see from the picture, this is the result.
This rock is Taranaki Andersite. Drilled and Split.
"My dreams continue when awake, but its like the sounds off."
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if you can find a small enough switch you can add that to the underside and connect it between the motor and the battery.
Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream. Here is the recipe: sustainableecho.com/homemade-vanilla-ice-cream-recipe/
Both switches on-- light on! Simple hack, but the power strip was behind furniture and I wanted to be able to turn it on and off easily.
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This is the strap in its final state. I moved the shoulder pad over the plastic slides. It keeps the pad from sliding around and keeps the plastic slides from interfering with camera movement. It seems like it'll work, but I need to play with it for a while.
I don't have a picture of the camera attached to the strap yet, but I'll snap one soon. I'm pretty pleased with the result. I think I could use one additional plastic slide to act as a limiter (preventing the camera from moving too far behind me), but I'll do that only if I start having problems reaching the camera.
You need to use Basmatti rice. I've tried others...it doesn't work well. For some reason, it just tastes different. I guess at this too. For this batch, I used 1 box (I think). My friend was way better at measuring the water and rice...me...not so much.
With the walls very stable, I folded the tabs on the walls on which I could glue the roof. If you make the styrene inner walls high enough, then folding the paper tabs is easy.
I prefer to have the tabs for the long walls be below the tabs for the end walls. That way there isn't much of a gap between the roof and the long walls.
One the easiest ways to change the look of your Songbird is to change the background. Note that the stock background image is just a transparent png that creates a highlight at the top of the window.
If you just want to change the color of your Songbird, you can do that in /skin/colors.css, if you want an image background, you'll have to change background.png in /skin/backgrounds. You will also want to set the way your background image repeats in /skin/images.css on line 65.
You can also use external URLs for your background-image so you can use your favorite flickr photo as a background by simply pasting the URL to the photo into the window rule in /skin/images.css.
I created a (admittedly inexact) mitered corner by folding the bias tape in on itself. One hint for the process is to fold it in place and then continue sewing straight to the corner. When you get there, leave the needle down in the fabric, raise your presser foot, and rotate the placemat 90º then lower the presser foot and continue sewing.