How To: Make A Jellyfish
How To Make A Jellyfish We featured these super cute jellies in our Journey To Atlantis lookbook back in 2018, and Eden, our stylist extraordinaire, is here to show you how to make one of your very own. (And if this gets you in the mood for new ocean-themed
Apple Core Rubber Stamp | Apple Fruit Stamp | Hand carved Rubber Stamp | Cute Fruit Stamp | Linocut Apple Fruit Stamp | Linocut Stamp
♥I'm so happy you're here! This hand carved stamp is so easy to use for any of your creative projects. It can be used to decorate any type of invitation or card, envelopes or letters, the outside of your notebooks or with the right paint can be used to create patterns on fabric! These ones might be perfect for a teacher! This stamp is suitable for any type of ink or paint, but I recommend Lino Print Paint or Stamp Ink when using to stamp on paper. PLEASE NOTE: Every stamp is carved out by hand, thus each stamp is…
How To Make Roman Shades (With Or Without Dowels) – From House To Home
For a DIY window treatment that has clean lines and doesn't take up too much space, learn how to make roman shades (with or without dowels).
30 Delusional And Completely Out-Of-Touch Things People Heard Others Say (New Answers)
Nobody can be correct 100% of the time. We’ve all been misinformed at one point or another, whether it was believing a commonly spread myth (no, that gum you swallowed by accident did not sit in your stomach for seven years) or misunderstanding a situation until more information became available. It’s completely natural for our ideas to grow and develop over time, but confidently spreading objectively wrong ideas is another thing.
5 Tips for Teaching a Craft Workshop — Hello Hydrangea
Did you know that less than a year ago I was too nervous to teach in-person workshops? I had taught thousands of people to weave with my online video classes, but the thought of standing in front of a group and teaching in real time, with my fumbly fingers and dislexic brain made me run chicken! I
Woman Gets “Fired” After Another Shopper Mistakes Her For An Employee And Chooses Violence
It only takes one misunderstanding to create an experience to remember, even after 10 or so years. Sure, it brought out the inner Karen in a customer, but her confusion was golden.
