Reading Glasses Stand/Holder

glasses stand

glasses stand

Now that my husband needs a second pair of classes to use the computer, we had to decide on a safe place for them. Also it was important to create something that could be left out in plain view.

  • Just at that time we finished a bottle of Isopropyl Alcohol. I cut off the top of the bottle. (A round shampoo bottle would probably work just as well.)
  • I covered the lower part with a nice piece of fabric I found lying around. I cut the fabric about twice the length of the container and I glued it on the outside with the bottom of the fabric level with the bottom of the bottle. I pushed the extra length of fabric inside the bottle to protect the glasses from being scratched.
  • To finish it all off I Embellished it with a broken hair pin from my daughter.

Now my husband always knows where his second pair of glasses is.

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From Winter Boot to Flower Pot

winter boot plant pot

winter boot plant pot

When my daughter’s winter boots ripped where the fabric was attached to the rubber part after only a short time of wear I just couldn’t throw them out. So they sat around for a while until I could think of a great use for them. This happened when my daughter was in elementary school. After almost 20 years the shoes are still plant pots.

  • One day inspiration hit and I filled the shoes with earth and planted a small plant in each, and I got a couple of the most unusual plant pots.
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Learn FasterEFT – It Really Is Faster

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Powerful Video Testimonial From a Doctor about FasterEFTPowerful Video Testimonial From a Doctor about FasterEFT

Since my switch to a faster EFT style, I can not imagine myself ever to go back to traditional EFT. When I saw this powerful video testimonial from a doctor, it shows that mainstream is slowly catching on to this ‘energy work’ and how effective it is in bringing on lasting healing and relief.

Check out this link to find out more about Robert Smith’s FasterEFT.

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Powerful Video Testimonial From a Doctor about FasterEFTPowerful Video Testimonial From a Doctor about FasterEFT

Since my switch to a faster EFT style, I can not imagine myself ever to go back to traditional EFT. When I saw this powerful video testimonial from a doctor, it shows that mainstream is slowly catching on to this ‘energy work’ and how effective it is in bringing on lasting healing and relief.

Check out this link to find out more about Robert Smith’s FasterEFT.

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Fabric Welcome Sign Adapted From Stained Glass Pattern

The pattern for the welcome sign came from a stained glass design. I had made this with gallery glass for my father-in-law. Now that he was moving to a new apartment where everybody seemed to have some craft item on their front door, I decided that this would make a suitable welcome sign.

In my goodies box I found the legs from some old pair of jeans and deemed them to be the perfect background material.

As the item will not be washed I did not use fabric paints but craft paints. To give the design some dimension I outlined it with dimensional fabric paint.

Welcome Sign

Welcome Sign

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Fabric Welcome Sign Adapted From Stained Glass Pattern

The pattern for the welcome sign came from a stained glass design. I had made this with gallery glass for my father-in-law. Now that he was moving to a new apartment where everybody seemed to have some craft item on their front door, I decided that this would make a suitable welcome sign.

In my goodies box I found the legs from some old pair of jeans and deemed them to be the perfect background material.

As the item will not be washed I did not use fabric paints but craft paints. To give the design some dimension I outlined it with dimensional fabric paint.

Welcome Sign

Welcome Sign

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Oathill Lake Through the Seasons – 2000/2001

 

 

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Cutting Down A Tree – Step by Step Pictures – 2008

27/05 2008

We had a big beech tree in our backyard on a hill and bit by bit it was dying. Also there seems to be a problem with beech trees, the leaves come out fine, but after about 2 weeks the leaves have brown spots. So, this year we decided it was time to take it down. I had no intention of doing it myself. At my age using a chain saw didn’t seem a good idea. Also beech is one of the hardest woods and the dead branches I tried to cut off with a hand saw took forever. We thought it best to hire professionals to do the job and they did a great job.

I saw on the other end of the hill with my camera and kept on taking pictures so that I would have a cool sequence of the way they took the tree down. Here is the sequence of how they tackled the job.

climbing the tree
cutting bits of the tree step by step
just about done
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Cutting Down A Tree – Step by Step Pictures – 2008

27/05 2008

We had a big beech tree in our backyard on a hill and bit by bit it was dying. Also there seems to be a problem with beech trees, the leaves come out fine, but after about 2 weeks the leaves have brown spots. So, this year we decided it was time to take it down. I had no intention of doing it myself. At my age using a chain saw didn’t seem a good idea. Also beech is one of the hardest woods and the dead branches I tried to cut off with a hand saw took forever. We thought it best to hire professionals to do the job and they did a great job.

I saw on the other end of the hill with my camera and kept on taking pictures so that I would have a cool sequence of the way they took the tree down. Here is the sequence of how they tackled the job.

climbing the tree
cutting bits of the tree step by step
just about done
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