yes, I would absolutely love to live rurally and have a small(ish) farm. Maybe 5 acres where I could build my own cob house and have an artist's studio with my looms and a kiln. I would have sheep,...
I've "pasted" fabric (sheets, tablecloths, sheers, etc) to walls in the past using spray starch as the adhesive. You can find the spray starch in the laundry section of your market. When you want t...
I also make these heating pads as gifts. And at the other end of the temperature spectrum.... sometimes I need to chill out. I make chill tubes to wrap around my neck and around my wrists in the su...
hi Simone, glad to see you made it into the finals!
You know, if you're really keen on changing out your counters, but don't want to contribute to the landfill you could donate your c...
I'll take the cheap knock-off of Jonathan Adler's lustrous piggy and bank the change!
But back to the pink.... I've learned to embrace my enjoyment of certain shades of pink - like ch...
Your place is just lovely! I really like the white cuckoo clock and the deer/bird silhouette. I recognize your building from my walks to the dog park... I've always wanted to see inside. So, thank ...
I use a gravity rack that leans against the wall and requires no anchoring (yay, no holes) to keep it stable. I was initially skeptical, but it actually works and it keeps my two bikes sorted.
I've dreamt of building a cob house for a long time.... I love the free-form organinc look of the structure. I admire the lasting quality of cob too - there are cob houses in the UK and Ireland tha...
Wow greer, that set-up in you had in your dorm sounds amazing.... very efficient. I priced out horizontal murphy beds in Vancouver and they were certainly a lot less than $5000. I'm sure if we have...
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yes, I would absolutely love to live rurally and have a small(ish) farm. Maybe 5 acres where I could build my own cob house and have an artist's studio with my looms and a kiln. I would have sheep,...
I've "pasted" fabric (sheets, tablecloths, sheers, etc) to walls in the past using spray starch as the adhesive. You can find the spray starch in the laundry section of your market. When you want t...
oh it's a great idea! This is going to be my next craft project. Thanks.
I also make these heating pads as gifts. And at the other end of the temperature spectrum.... sometimes I need to chill out. I make chill tubes to wrap around my neck and around my wrists in the su...
Hi Lisa - how about more of a kennel (with room to scamper around) than a crate? I got the 4' x 2.5' Ingo dining table from Ikea
hi Simone, glad to see you made it into the finals! You know, if you're really keen on changing out your counters, but don't want to contribute to the landfill you could donate your c...
I'll take the cheap knock-off of Jonathan Adler's lustrous piggy and bank the change! But back to the pink.... I've learned to embrace my enjoyment of certain shades of pink - like ch...
Your place is just lovely! I really like the white cuckoo clock and the deer/bird silhouette. I recognize your building from my walks to the dog park... I've always wanted to see inside. So, thank ...
I use a gravity rack that leans against the wall and requires no anchoring (yay, no holes) to keep it stable. I was initially skeptical, but it actually works and it keeps my two bikes sorted.
I just drooled on my keyboard....... me likes this chesterfield. yummy.
I've dreamt of building a cob house for a long time.... I love the free-form organinc look of the structure. I admire the lasting quality of cob too - there are cob houses in the UK and Ireland tha...
Wow greer, that set-up in you had in your dorm sounds amazing.... very efficient. I priced out horizontal murphy beds in Vancouver and they were certainly a lot less than $5000. I'm sure if we have...