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Con este tutorial aprenderemos a hacer botones personalizados que podremos utilizar para customizar nuestras prendas y hacerlas únicas.
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There is probably still some ink on your plate. If you want, you can make a ghost print. Do the printing process again, with a new piece of paper. The resulting print is much lighter and spottier. The patchiness can be good though, depending on what you want.
The embroidered lavender sachet looks prettier than the organza baggy...and fifty million times prettier than a 1/4 lb ziploc bag of lavender.
Place it in a drawer, or hang it in your closet and your clothes will smell nice.
In cell phone terms, these things are antiques, but some of the last smart phones you can have without requiring a data plan.
About a year ago, I dropped mine (right) in a puddle and the speaker hasn't worked well since. Jon used to have the Centro on the left until he got his Android, so I carefully transferred my data to his old phone with Palm Desktop and HotSync. Then I called Verizon and had the phones switched. Phone successfully cloned!
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I posted a tutorial on how to make simple sugarpaste monograms on my blog
I've used monograms to top cupcakes for birthdays, a baby shower, a bridal shower and a christening.
Flip over your plate and using the marks you just made as a guide, tape your reference picture to the back of the plate. This way it won't go slip-sliding around when you're working.
If you are using a reference picture, or you've got a drawing you will be working from (like a colouring book), lay it under your plate and mark where it's edges lay.
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While everything is still wet, I'm going over the crappy spots with a brush and a little water, pushing and/or moving the paint to where I want it.
Go the image page you want to copy into a discussion thread and click the small down arrow next to share. Then select the size you need , medium, small etc ... Then copy the code & paste it to the discussion thread. That's it, I hope this helps.
This is the back side of the plate. Looking at the back will give you a good idea what your print will turn out like. When you're done, let the paint dry. If you try to print it wet it will squish.
Step 0: Materials
Bamboo wooden dowels (the kind you use for shish kebabs), Circular mirrors of assorted sizes (one larger than the rest), Silver spray paint, Hot glue gun, and/or duct tape
Step 1: Spray paint the wooden dowels silver
Spray paint one side of the dowels, flip over, spray paint the other side, let dry.
Step 2: Hot glue & duct tape dowels to the back of the large mirror
This step is sort of hodge-podge. Just use whatever you have at hand to ensure that the dowels stick to the back of the mirror. I used mostly hot glue, reinforced with duct tape.
Step 3: Flip mirror over to the "right side" and attach smaller mirrors to dowels with hot glue
Step 4: Hang your new starburst mirror on the wall, you're done!
I like to secure my mirror with some double-sided tape on the back, and a wire nail at the bottom of the mirror.
very simple - instead of touching the link shortly to open the link - stay with your thumb on the link - this call-out will appear that shows you the "real" URL.
Check if the two URLs go to the same destination domain - if not - DON'T OPEN! Somebody is trying to steal your username and password.
Have a save day!
Here, I've got the bottom three bands done, and have turned the barrel upside down to work on the next three
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Moor Moroccan Henna Master Class in NYC, October 16, 2011
What our class lacked in numbers made up for in fun, creativity, depth and connection. We changed the class up a bit to teach these awesome women how to do henna, and then gave them the full Moroccan henna class. We were lucky to have a gorgeous and sunny day so we took the hands on hennaing session outdoors.
The screws are done. Each stave has at least two screws, some as many as four. These will hold the staves together as we cut through the metal bands.
The details behind the simple process of making rum. River Antoine Rum Distillery, Grenada.
Photo by Debbie