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Patriotic Paper Fish

Sandra June 24, 2018 holidays / little things / this and thatLeave a comment

Here is a quick post and simple look at fun, little 4th of July fishies. They are easy to make but do have several steps and take some time. How about a happy whale with lots of teeth? Silly. -Grandma-    

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Paper Carrots

Paper Carrots

Sandra March 10, 2012 holidays / other stuff / this and thatOne Comment

   ” Only in dreams are carrots bigger than bears.” -Old Yiddish Saying- These are little carrot boxes which I downloaded to my Silhouette Cutting Machine library. Hard to see the carrot in them as shown above, but not hard to see in the picture below.   I reduced the …

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Sorter Boxes for Magazines

Sorter Boxes for Magazines

Sandra June 19, 2011 home / kids / my room / other stuffLeave a comment

  journal entry: Ahhh.  Sorting things.  One of my favorite pastimes.  I bought these cardboard sorter boxes at The Distribution Center. { The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints } The centers are open to the public.  They come flat and unassembled for one dollar each.  You simply tuck in the …

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Party Lights in Nothing Flat

Party Lights in Nothing Flat

Sandra May 26, 2011 home / other stuffOne Comment

Twinkle Button Lights Come in Every Color of the Rainbow. I Checked !   journal entry:   I had to get something out of the Valentines’ box last night and found these little pink lights which I had never opened.  For some reason, and I don’t remember why, I didn’t …

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Keepsake File Box

Keepsake File Box

Sandra April 14, 2011 home / other stuffOne Comment

“Taking joy in living is a woman’s best cosmetic.” -Rosalind Russell-     I am always looking for somewhere to put something.  Patterns, pictures, tutorials, ideas.  One thing always leads to another and so I made a Keepsake File Box to sit on my desk.  I used a combination of …

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Easter Garland from Paper Scraps

Easter Garland from Paper Scraps

Sandra April 14, 2011 holidays / home / scrapbookingLeave a comment

This was an easy-easy Easter Garland to make because I used my Silhouette Cutting Machine.  It helped me to make the connected rabbits, chicks and duckies. I cut the leaves by hand.  These were my supplies: card stock paper scraps white floral wire beads ink pad for distressing glue dots …

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Folk Art Family Tree Using Silhouette

Folk Art Family Tree Using Silhouette

Sandra February 18, 2011 family history / other stuff / scrapbooking4 Comments

A Silhouette Cutting Machine was the Christmas present I bought for myself.  I played around with this and that and finally settled on my first, real project.  A Family Tree. I wanted it to be a folk-art style tree with symbolism.  And, that is what I got.  I wanted the …

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Paper Scrap Family

Paper Scrap Family

Sandra June 23, 2010 other stuff / scrapbookingLeave a comment

“As much as I love to converse with sages and heroes, they have very little of my love and admiration. I long for rural and domestic scenes, for the warbling of birds and the prattle of my children.” -John Adams- journal entry: This is my second family group made from …

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Handmade Journals

Sandra May 18, 2010 other stuff / scrapbookingLeave a comment

“We are shaped and fashioned by what we love.” -Goethe- journal entry: I am a failed journal keeper. I love other people’s journals.  Perhaps other people would like my journal . . . if I had one.  I love to buy journals.  I love to make journals. I love to …

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Handmade Journals

Sandra May 18, 2010 scrapbookingLeave a comment

“It was the best of times . . .  it was the worst of times.” -Charles Dickens- journal entry: It’s true.  Things can be wonderful and awful at the same time. I love this photograph and wanted to try it as a cover for a journal.   I think it is …

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