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tutorial for this can be seen at www.purple8p.etsy.com It is an artistic silver wire basket with swarovski pearls inside, on a coiled bail
The gold rail is the Incra TRACK. It, and it's twin on the other side of the saw are each 36" long. They have a lexan ruler in the top, which is pressure-fit, and can be slid either way with a little bit of effort from one's fingertips. On the back side of the highest part of the rail - down the whole length - are teeth.
The red ShopSTOP sits loosely over the rulered rail, and has teeth inside it's back edge, facing forward, which mate with the teeth on the back of the TRACK rail. By spinning the white thumb screws on the front, you can pull the back edge of the stop into the teeth, not only clamping it in place, but absolutely positioning it at 1/32" intervals. The ruler lets you eyeball your position, and the teeth pull it into perfect alignment at that mark when you tighten the white thumbscrews.
For details on what tools and products I used and what I did in this step and all the other steps in this hollow secret book tutorial, checkout the general crafts section of my diy blog.
Simplicity 7331; ©1976; Misses Shirt and Wrap Skirt (Including a Tissue Lesson Chart ...'How-to-finish Seams'): V. 1 or 2 shirt with contrasting collar and cuffs has front button closing and set-in sleeves. V. 1 has long sleeves gathered to buttoned cuffs. V. 2 has short sleeves with turn back cuffs. V. 1 or 2 skirt with waistband and tie ends can be wrapped in front or wrapped in back.
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Note that the straps with the thread patches are connected, supplying power to the LED lights, making them turn on.
This might make a good Halloween project...
This assignment was to create an infographic about how something works. I chose stapler from the list because it is an everyday object that we use without much thought about how it works (also because I work in an office and there is a suprising amount of students who don't know how to use a stapler properly). I decided to separate it into two sections; 1) How it works, and 2) How you use it. Bright colours and fun type choices give it more excitement than you think a stapler would usually have.
Step 1: Find an old trophy. This one is Todd's. He got it for editing the Texas Travesty -- hence the watchful eye of George F. Will.
Trophy created by Todd Nienkerk and Aaron Stanush of Four Kitchens.