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What Can You Do with a Safety Pin? (Or a Few?)

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Happy Safety Pin Day! What can you make with safety pins?  Check out all the jewelry and related ideas below!  You’ll find lots of cool ideas and links to handy tutorials (and inspiration).  But be sure to keep reading to see my own awesome project at the end! Bracelets Safety Pin Bracelet tutorial Another Safety […]

The Color Wheel Company {review}

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Thank you to The Color Wheel Company for providing the color tools referenced here, in order to facilitate this post. A color wheel is an invaluable tool for anyone engaging in creative pursuits of any kind (unless, of course, you’re dealing entirely in black & white, but that’s typically not the case).  We may think […]

How to Make a Fresco

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Frescoes were common in Ancient Greece.  A fresco is a painting that is made on plaster while the plaster is still wet.  The plaster then “sucks in” the paint as it dries, so the painting actually becomes a part of the plaster.  Of course, in Ancient Greece, this is typically a wall!  But since I […]