I even have one that we labeled "Deal With It" If I find it on the floor or am not sure who's it is, I put it in this basket. If it is still there when I go down the next day to do laundry, too bad because the basket gets emptied into a DI (thrift store) bag. Why didn't I get to this earlier?
You can see I was doing laundry as we worked, so it was put to immediate use
I included this close up shot just in case you want to make one because I'll tell you a secret if you promise not to tell anyone else. I had a hard time figuring out how he did the braces that go front to back and cut the risers wrong. Lucky for me, all I had to do to make it right was cut them in half. I felt like we were playing with giant Tinker toys.
Then I did a bit more playing around with bangles.
I saw these stickers and just couldn't resist. They were so cute.
I'm pairing it with the blue beads and hoops and shoes I bought this weekend to go with the yellow dress I also bought this weekend (Jess, Matt and I went shopping, bought 8 shirts, 5 pair of jeans, the above mentioned jewelry, 2 pair of shoes and spent less than $200. Yay for clearance sales)
Jess sparked this idea when we were talking about some beads we want to make using the comic papers.
I was having a hard time getting a good shot of this one. The inside is my favorite part. This bangle seems to be the favorite of all of them this weekend.
I was having a hard time getting a good shot of this one. The inside is my favorite part. This bangle seems to be the favorite of all of them this weekend.
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Oh, it turned out great!
Didn't it? Ethan cut and I put it together and Jake used the mallet to pound it tight. We make a great team.
All of your projects turned out great!
I LOVE the comic strip bangle! That's awesome!
If you ever decide to make and sell such things, be sure to let me know ;)
Ali, that is exactly what I am thinking.
Totally impressed with your laundry baskets!
And I love the pig bracelet. Thank you. I wore it today with my green shirt. Carter loves it too. We went to Wal-Mart and he kept tugging it off my arm, saying, "Let see, please."
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