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THE FUNCTIONAL ARTIST: July 2007
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If you see anything that interests you or would like to commission me contact me at simplytreasured99@hotmail.com. Or visit my website at website. Sunday, July 29, 2007. RECYCLING AT IT'S BEST. Always on the look out for creative recycling I love to surf the net and see what people have come up with. I found this really great company at the Viva Terra. Site that creates all kind of things from recycled objects. This item below was made from discarded flip flops! What a neat idea. Thursday, July 26, 2007.
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THE FUNCTIONAL ARTIST: September 2007
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If you see anything that interests you or would like to commission me contact me at simplytreasured99@hotmail.com. Or visit my website at website. Sunday, September 30, 2007. TORONTO WATERFRONT - completed painting. In this last photograph you can see how I like to continue my painting around the edges so they can be hung as is with no need for framing. One of a kind painting. Friday, September 28, 2007. Toronto Waterfront in full color (A work in progress). Sunday, September 23, 2007. This is the back w...
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About Plush Junkie | Plush Junkie
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This is a blog dedicated to all things Glitzy, Girly, and Glam. We are Jewels and Jane, the femme de la femme of beauty, fashion, and style. We are two L.A. girls that have been best friends and roommates for years. With a wonderful man in each of our lives and Jewels’ baby girl we are surrounded by love and inspiration daily. We are not gossiping about celebs because our lives are fabulous enough. And why obsess over stars when you can obsess over shoes? Life is Delicious. Indulge Daily. 183; { TrackBack.
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LadybugSF Design: October 2007
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Monday, October 29, 2007. Aren't recycling, in that you're not usually using post-consumer products. But you do use the scraps of projects that you would otherwise throw away. Inspired by a piece of one of my great grandmonther's crazy quilts that has been framed, I kept all the scrap pieces from the wedding purses I have made over the past year. Now, I have made a crazy quilt wedding purse. (Perfect for a green bride). Links to this post. Saturday, October 27, 2007. It's hard to recycle on Halloween.
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LadybugSF Design: The "it" blogs
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008. I was recently "tagged" by my Etsy. So I'm going to share with you some green facts and some eco-blogs that I have tagged. Wondering how to spend that chubby (prod the economy) check you'll be getting from the U.S. government? Buy green, of course! To help here are four online sellers of great eco-products and fun facts about them. Did you know that they have a recycling program for their used clothing? For more information about this, visit here. It's So Easy Being Green.
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LadybugSF Design: August 2008
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008. New Blog to Come. Well I'm starting a new blog. I know, I said I wouldn't do even one, but now I have decided to go with something I love more than anything else (except my husband) in the world: free stuff. My blog will focus on turning junk into beautiful objects. it will have a before-and-after-type theme. My favorite theme. Stay tuned for the link! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). San Francisco, California, United States. View my complete profile.
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LadybugSF Design: February 2008
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Monday, February 11, 2008. This is an excerpt from an article I wrote for the Storque. Thanks to Blake for donning his wedding suit for this photo. what a good husband. Links to this post. Wednesday, February 6, 2008. I was recently "tagged" by my Etsy. So I'm going to share with you some green facts and some eco-blogs that I have tagged. Wondering how to spend that chubby (prod the economy) check you'll be getting from the U.S. government? Buy green, of course! For more information about this, visit here.
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LadybugSF Design: March 2008
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Saturday, March 8, 2008. Vintage Indie's Wedding Guide. I was asked to guest blog at Vintage Indie for March. The original version of my first blog is below. Visit Vintage Indie's Wedding Month. For more indie wedding ideas! How to Save a Tree or Two on Your Wedding Day. Most people want to give and get an invitation. So, the best way to go is to use recycled paper. Many paperies (such as Paper Source) offer this option, or you can purchase the paper yourself, and have a paperie print on it. ...Go online...
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LadybugSF Design: November 2007
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Friday, November 23, 2007. Amazing Fashion Event in San Francisco! I have been invited to show my handbag collection at this event! Saturday December 1, 2007. KrisX, Russell Vargas, Laron, didje Kelli, Dirtyhertz, Taj and Dave Madix. Where: Mezzanine (444 Jessie Street) (www.mezzaninesf.com). When: Saturday Dec. 1 from 8:00pm -2:00am. Cover: $6 before 10:00pm $7 after. Must be 21 ID. Links to this post. Monday, November 12, 2007. How To make a BOX WREATH -Part 2. Takes a while- don't do it all in one day.
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LadybugSF Design: Pincushion How-to with Leftover Fabrics
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Monday, February 4, 2008. Pincushion How-to with Leftover Fabrics. I made this pincushion for my Mom with leftover fabric scraps, leftover buttons, and recycled ribbon. It's a great little gift for a seamstress, and it's easy to make- with a few tips. Two 5" square fabric pieces (same or different fabric). One 2" by 10 inch piece of fabric (or several pieces sewn together to make that length). Two yards of narrow ribbon. Two buttons (matching, or not). One large-eyed needle (like a doll-maker's needle).
