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How I felt Easter eggs, part 1
First of all you need some plastic eggs. They are sold in craft stores.
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
How I felt Easter eggs, part 2
Take some wool fibers. Cover the plastic egg with wool. Add many thin wool layers. Dip the egg inside your hands in the hot water.
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
How I felt Easter eggs, part 3
Roll the egg in soapy hands. I use Fairy but you can use Marseille soap, too. Be careful in the...
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
How I felt Easter eggs, part 4
Let the egg dry. The next day you can decorate it with beads and embroidery. (More pics about decorating will come on Sunday!)
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Uploaded on Jan 28, 2012
Sylvi's new favorite place is near the radiator
#27 Male
#106 Something in Sepia
#4 Bubbles
Week #4: Shadow
Sewing for Blythe doll
This is the very first dress I have sewed for a Blythe doll. It was really hard to sew so tiny clothe,...
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
Week #3: My passion
52 of 2012. I really love felting - the smell of wet wool and all those delicious colors... Creating...
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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012
#85 Fun
#3 Bright & Colourful
112 pictures in 2012. I removed Christmas lights from the living room's window and made a harebell...
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Uploaded on Jan 14, 2012
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#75 Five minutes from home / Week #2: Five minutes from my home
112 pictures in 2012. / 52 of 2012. It is sooooo cold and windy today! It takes 5 minutes to the beach from my home. Nice in summertime!
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Uploaded on Jan 14, 2012
Treasures and Collectibles
My home
Inspired by Keri Smith
People at work
Blythe
Plastic animal figurines
Troll Book Project
I made it myself!
My Art
Orthodox Church
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