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I would like to master this style of cooking everything fresh, not having ANY processed foods in my life. I think it is vital to having the best health.
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I would love to get this Dremel tool for my son in law.
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I confess I have not allowed much finger painting in our home, it is SO messy and tends to stain something, even with the washable paints. I think some of these homemade paints look easy and washable. Maybe it is time for DD to try this out.
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I like all the different craft recipes on this site. I am going to try the play dough that can be baked. I have tried other salt dough recipes and they always crack.
This 2-D activity is fantastic for children of all ages, and it doesn’t require any drawing at all. You’ll see how we did this two different ways, making it suitable for children with various drawing abilities and fine motor skills.
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I love this craft design with children. My 6 yr old make creates art all day long. She is creative with many different media. I think she would love this and the fact that she can adhere it to a window or mirror.
Ok, so I have created SEVERAL posts and uploaded TONS of photos only to have Typepad fail me. I have decided to go back to Blogger. May use this as a journal only, but certainly would not compose tutorials or post photos.
This has been a frustrating experience and a huge waste of my time and energy.
I am new to Typepad, I have a blog on blogger and a Wordpress blog so I am not a novice.
I am familar with basic HTML and my son who sits right next to me on his computer is in internet technology and offers me help and suggestions.
I have discovered Typepad is much harder to navigate, design and compose. I find it frustrating. I spent HOURS compiling a post with photos and now the photos don't even show up.
I have written a few tutorials for some of the designs I have made. There are so many things you can make for kids that do not require buying a pattern for $8. That’s not really saving you any money, having to buy a pattern for a simple skirt.
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Another Mei Tai sewwing tutorial I will be looking at.
on the jude's first birthday i debuted my brand-new mei-tai– except i didn't run out and get it at a store or buy it on amazon– i made it myself. some may call me crafty, i'd just call myself cheap. there are some pretty significant savings in making one yourself and we've been testing it all over the place with no trouble. project mei-tai is a GO!
Two of my daughters are giving me grandsons. They are learning about babywearing and I am so proud of all the research they are doing. One of the challenges has been finding a comfortable baby carrier that both the mommy and the bay like. I would like to make one of these mei-tai carriers and see how comfortable it is. This tutorial looks like one of the most thorough I have found. However, I will be reading any others I come across so I can see it form a few different views. I often do best that way. :-)
