SOMETHING OLD -- SOMETHING NEW The Designer Show House, Glenhurst, a magnificent 1895 Arts-and-Crafts home located in Bryn Athyn, PA. This 2007 event benefited Drueding Center. There were over 20 designers showcased. Home Depot donated the kitchen designed by Edna Atkins and Tom Perna featuring Thomasville cabinets and Kohler fixtures and faucets. The kitchen with new soapstone counters and a mix of old and new cabinets was voted favorite room by visitors to the redecorated mansion.
Sharing a mini album I made today using the Pink Paislee Butterfly Garden Collection. I started off combining two Maya Road Scallop Square mini albums - Acrylic and Kraft/Chipboard. I used the Acrylic pages as the front and back covers. Then used the Kraft and Chipboard pages in between. Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely week! *hugs* and Much aloha to you~!
mm.wanwan.fm - This is a set that you can make very small cupcakes at home using just microwave. The set is very fun to make and not very difficult. It is very fun to use frosting and sprinkles to decorate the mini cakes!
Difficulty: ? ? ? ? ? (Low Intermediate) In this video I demonstrate how to fold an Origami Noria Star designed by Aldo Marcell. This is a great, simple, yet effective modular model, and the units are very easy to fold! Enjoy! Special thanks to Aldo Marcell for giving me permission to create this video! Also, please be sure to check out more of Aldo's fantastic work at: www.flickr.com Please check back soon for an instructional video on another one of Aldo Marcell's incredible models! Also, if you have any suggestions for future videos, please leave a comment below! ----- Join me on Facebook! www.facebook.com
Paper used in this video: 30 strips of paper 1 inch by 6 inches (2.5cm by 15cm); 2 strips of paper 1 inch by 14 inches (2.5cm by 35cm) Finished model: height of 1 inch (2.5cm), length and width of 3 inches (7.5cm) This video describes how to fold a Wobbling Wall of Nine Cubes designed by Heinz Strobl. Heinz kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you. Also see: Heinz Strobl's website: www.knotology.eu More origami: www.happyfolding.com
Sharing a mini I made for a friend using the Sizzix Dress Die and the K&Company paper stack called "Itsy Bitsy Baby Girl." Also, sharing some quick first impressions of my Precision Tip Glue Gun. Oops, btw, the 1 is the higher temperature and the 2 is the lower temperature on the Precision Tip Glue Gun. It is great that you can use the large glue sticks with the Precision Tip Glue Gun, but I think I would love if they made a mini Precision Tip Glue Gun for easier handling :)! Thanks for watching and have a great day!
Sharing with you a simple baby boy mini album I made for my friend who recently had a baby boy. It's a great little mini for her to add some small photos and carry along in her purse. Started off with 130# white cardstock, which I cut into 4"x4" squares. I used the K&Company Itsy Bitsy Baby Boy designer paper stack. Bound the mini with my Cinch. Added simple accents to each page, including Glossy Accents, Enamel Accents, buttons, ribbon loops, and images from the paper. Thanks for stopping by!
If you have a cracked iPhone 4 screen you'll want to watch this episode as James makes his first attempt at replacing the front glass on an iPhone 4 using the kit from phonedoctors.com. Watch this before you try fixing your phone and find out how to get past the tricky parts!
Paper used in this video: two 15cm (6in) squares, one 12cm (4 3/4in) square, one 9.5cm (3 3/4in) square, one 7.5cm (3in) square, green and brown kami (standard origami paper) Finished model: 10cm (4in) high, 10cm (4in) diameter This video describes how to fold a modular fir tree designed by Francesco Guarnieri. Francesco kindly gave me permission to make this video accessible to you. I folded this model from crease pattern. The crease pattern is available here: www.flickr.com Also see: Francesco Guarnieri's Flickr stream: www.flickr.com More origami: www.happyfolding.com
Link- merrillk.com Men can sometimes struggle with words. Little Old Man: Are you a parking ticket? Little Old Lady: (What?) Little Old Man: Because, you got fine written all over you. Fortunately, Merrill is here to help. Imagery can replace words and today, I am going to teach you how to make a drawing that you could give to your crush or your significant other. All you will need is paper, a pencil and some romantic incentive and I will take care of the rest. It has been said that a picture is worth 1000 words, so you probably don't want to mess up this drawing. Don't worry. You won't. Hit the link in the video description. The link will take you to my guide with photos and text, which will make this drawing as easy as possible. Little Old Man: Baby, you are like a student and I am like a math book, you solve all my problems Little Old Lady: (Slap) Little Old Man: I'm not a player I just crush a lot. Step 1: Draw an oval and two tree stump shapes. Step 2: Draw the fist shape. Be sure to notice its placement within the oval shape. Step 3: Draw the shape that I just added. Notice that it looks like a cartoon face from profile view. Also notice that a part of this shape goes outside the oval shape. Step 4: Add the upside down rainbow shape, between the two shapes from the previous steps. Step 5: Add the fingernails. Step 6: Add the lines between the fingers. Step 7: Erase the egg shape.