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Here at Rackspace, we've built a reputation based on service, known to our customers as Fanatical Support®, our anytime, anywhere, any way approach to customer service. And we know we're not the only ones who put customer needs first. That's why we created The FANATI in 2007 to recognize one of our customers for valuing customer service as much as we do.
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Elizabeth Arden Britney Spears - Believe
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Age: 30-35
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I first bought this perfume from the cosmetic vending machine at Sydney airport's toilet. It only cost me $AUD4. It's just a miniature. I straight away fell in love with this perfume.
I read many negative review about this perfume. It depends on your body chemistry and also on what you like to smell.
But this is absolutely for me. I don't know how to describe the scent but it makes me feel a real posh women whenever i had this on me. The scent also is kind of refreshing.
My all time favourite perfume.
on 1/8/2015 6:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is my favourite perfume! I have a lot of britney perfumes but this one takes the cake. It's a beautiful unique scent, it stays all day but it's not too strong and very unoffensive. Not to mention it was $19 at shoppers drug mart!
on 4/11/2014 1:43:00 PM
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Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I liked of this frangance but my boyfriend didn´t like :( He told that looks like a fragance for man :(
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Em português: Eu gostei deste perfume, achei bem gostoso na pele da minha amiga e na minha tambem, mas meu namorado falou que tem cheiro de "macho", que parece perfume de homem.
on 3/19/2014 8:48:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
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So, I read a lot of reviews on this scent because I love her other scents, and in my mind I had decided not to get it because it sounded like a scent I would hate. I love sweet/fruity-florals and what not. But I saw this at Ross for like $15 and I couldn't pass it up because I am addicted to perfumes. The first step is admitting you have a problem...So I got it and was surprised that I actually loved it a lot! It is sweet but very incense-y, and brought back happy memories of my childhood because my dad was kind of a hippie and had incense burning all the time. It smells like citrus, sweetness (maybe a vanilla sweet?) and incense. Something I would normally never go for but it is so wonderful I can't stop smelling it. The bottle is pretty as well which is nice because I am very judgmental with perfume bottles and if I don't think they are pretty I am hesitant to try them out. Thank goodness I am not this shallow with people haha. I love everyone! And this scent! No bad things to say about it.
on 11/13/2013 8:03:00 PM
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This is my third review on Britney Spears perfume . Overall I like her perfumes so far but this is one is definitely athumbs down perfume. The smell is not bad but compared to the others is just not what I expected. This one smells a bit fruity and musky but as soon as I spray it on it dissapears in thin air, my clothes don't even smell is just not long lasting and worst than body spray. I gave it to you mom thinking maybe it was my body chemistry but even on her is the same thing. I gave one lippy for the bottle as it is nice but a bit bulky.
on 10/16/2013 2:07:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
OMG so I remember first seeing this perfume when I was around 16/17 and smelling it and I think I liked it but I'm 22 now and i couldn't remember what it smelt like or if I liked it so I've just recieved as a gift today and OMG it's so good! I love pretty much all of britneys perfumes but this one isn't her usual kinda of smell. When u smell it u wouldn't think it's a britney perfume it's very fruity and kinda like tangy I know it doesn't have any apples in it but it sorta smells a bit like green apples! i would defo recommend it 100% one of her best!
on 9/26/2013 12:58:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I read the many negative reviews on this perfume/makeupalley strikes me as the site with most negative reviews,often unjustified/,and whilst I don't agree with them ,I have to say this is very individual fragrance that one either loves or hates,depending oh how it works with your body chemistry.If you love the strong,pronounced aromatherapy scents and essential oils,like me,you will definitely love this perfume.It has strong patchouli scent,with some guava and tangerine undernotes entwined.I have experimented with quite a bit expensive brands over the years,and I can tell you that this perfume has the best staying power,like,ever.I sprayed a little bit on my wrists last night and today I can still sniff a hint of it .My husband loves it on me too.It is one of my favorite perfumes and no question I will always have a bottle of it in my bathroom cabinet as long they sell it.The price is excellent,too.
on 9/25/2013 8:46:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I absolute love this perfume.This is a perfume in its own League,very distinctive and different from the many generic fragrances out there on the market.The patchouli undernote makes it feel like an aromatherapy kind of scent,it is intense and mysterious yet subtle and sophisticated at the same time.This is woody,oriental scent that reminds me of exotic locations,Bali, the Maldives etc.One of my All Time favorites.
on 7/21/2013 3:16:00 PM
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love this, it's one of my favourite fragrances. I always get asked what perfume I'm wearing when I have this on. The staying power is fantastic, I still smell this on my jacket the following day/s. The price is a bargain - £11.99 in Bodycare.
on 5/2/2013 2:05:00 AM
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I'm glad I brought this on special, not a fan. I didn't test the scent as I brought it online in a sale. I love the original pink fantasy and thought I'd like to try a different one as it was so cheap. I find this is more of a mature scent for my liking. Maybe it's just I prefer sweeter scents but I'll be giving this one to someone else. If you like sweet scents I don't think this is a good choice but it's not horrible or anything like that. It's decent value for money and nice packaging.
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Be sure you're ready when game day rolls around by stocking up on our Blue Football Bead Necklaces! These blue football beads are the perfect accessory when you're cheering on your favorite team, whether it's from the stands or from the comfort of your couch! Measuring 33 inches long, these blue football necklaces have a blue football medallion dangling off a strand of blue party beads. Whether you're handing them out to fellow football fanatics on game day or using them to decorate for the first game of the season, our blue football necklaces are guaranteed to score with football fans! Use our blue football beads as party favors or incorporate them into your party decor by draping them over chairs, stair railings, centerpieces, and anywhere else you want some extra color. The possibilities for using your blue football necklaces are practically endless! You can even mix and match with our other party beads for a more colorful event. Our Blue Football Bead Necklaces are sold by the dozen.
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I'm a Seattle Seahawks fan, our color is blue & I wanted a party favor for the games. Everyone, men or women will wear a beaded necklace so, what I like about this necklace is the football pendant & the length, which is 33" The price was very affordable. After a few times of wear, some of the color on the beads at the neckline will rub off to silver but, the majority of the beads will be ok. Based on the price, it's a great party favor to give away to everyone at your party. I bought these before, they were a hit so, I ordered more. I love these & would recommend to anyone!
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Mail Order List updated
Here is a list of vendors who sell at least one clematis. In a effort to be fair, I list all vendors leaving it up to the reader to check Garden Watchdog before placing an order.
There are a few vendors that were removed. Two are no longer in business, one sold wholesale only, and one or two didn't have any clematis listed this year. If you know of a nursery that should be added please say something.
Arrowhead Alpine - http://www.arrowheadalpines.com/vines.htm
Big Dipper Farm - http://www.bigdipperfarm.com/cgi-bin/searchall.pl
Bluestone Perennials - http://www.bluestoneperennials.com/b/bp/index.html
Brushwood Nursery - http://www.brushwoodnursery.com/
Busse Gardens - http://www.bussegardens.com/
Completely Clematis - http://www.clematisnursery.com/
Digging Dog Nursery - http://www.diggingdog.com/
DonahueÂs Clematis Specialists - http://www.donahuesclematis.com/
Fairweather Gardens - http://www.fairweathergardens.com/
Forestfarm - http://www.forestfarm.com/products.php?params=plantNameGenus:Clematis
Garden Crossings - http://www.gardencrossings.com/
Greer Gardens - http://www.greergardens.com/plants.htm
Gurneys Seed & Nursery Co. - http://gurneys.com/ground-covers-and-vines/c/6/
Homestead Farms - http://www.homesteadfarms.com/
Jackson & Perkins - http://www.jacksonandperkins.com/gardening/GP/page1/page1
Joy Creek - http://www.joycreek.com/
Klehm's Song Sparrow - http://www.songsparrow.com/
Lazy S'S Farm Nursery - http://www.lazyssfarm.com/Plants/Vines/vines.htm
Nature Hills Nursery, Inc. - http://www.naturehills.com/
Paradise Garden - http://www.paradisegarden.com/shop/home_clematis.php
Plant Delights Nursery - http://www.plantdelights.com/
Rare Find Nursery - http://www.rarefindnursery.com/
Sheffield's Seed Company. - http://www.sheffields.com/products/view/300440
Silver Star Vinery Clematis - http://www.silverstarvinery.com/
SimplyClems.com - http://simplyclems.com/
Siskiyou Rare Plant Nursery - http://www.siskiyourareplantnursery.com/
Spring Hill Nurseries Co. - http://springhillnursery.com/vines/c/13/
Sunlight Gardens - http://www.sunlightgardens.com/lists/search_results.html
Wayside Gardens  http://www.waysidegardens.com/gardening/GP/homepage/page1
White Flower Farm  http://www.whiteflowerfarm.com
Woodlanders - http://www.woodlanders.net/index.cfm/fuseaction/home.home/index.htm
Thanks, Gary
I found 2 more. I can't believe that Hummingbird Farm wasn't on the original list. I'll add them to the list later and repost then.
Jung Seed - http://www.jungseed.com/dc.asp?c=252
Hummingbird Farm - http://hummingbirdfarm.net/clematis.htm
Heritage Flower Farm - http://www.heritageflowerfarm.com/catalog.asp?ID=5
roseville nursery in apopka florida (I think)
Which reminds me, I haven't seen roseville or donahue clematis plants for sale anywhere locally this year (I know they're small, usually 2 1/2 inch pots...but I've had good luck growing them out in a pot for a year.. Anyone seen them this year?
Only 2 clematis at this site, but the company is so highly rated it's worth adding.
Oh I forgot... Here's the link! :)
Here is a link that might be useful: Romence Gardens
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Sew much sewing
Oh it's been way too long since I posted anything here, I am terribily sorry. I think I've been caught in so many projects and haven't had the time to do some of the things I like best, like sharing some lovely things with you. One of the projects that has been keeping me busy these days is all the sewing I've been doing for my kids. I thought it would be nice to share a few of those with you today and maybe inspire you a little to try and make something!
I usually create my own patterns and creations, however I've been using patterns created by fellow blog friends and it has been such a fun process. Here are just a few from the past couple of weeks …
I created this bathing suit from a legging pattern, The Fancy Pant Legging. If you are looking for an easy knit project with really amazing results check out the Titchy Thread website, the leggings are really cute, comfortable and a quick sew. The instructiona are easy to follow with tips on how to sew knits and photos to acompany them. The legging pattern is great for newborn and little kids- they make great PJ bottom or even summer shorts to wear under dresses.
The Roly Poly pinafore is another wonderful pattern, and really great to learn how to sew. This can be worn as a tunic, a top or an art smock- it can be layered over t-shirts and therefore worn all year round. The best part is that it's reversible! Check out Imagine Gnats for all the details. Can I just add I had such fun dip dyeing my fabric.
If you are more experienced sewer, then I highly recommend the bubble shorts by Elegance & Elephants. It comes with an elastic waistband or a sailor looking front flap. These shorts are just too cute and the large pocket are great for stuffing all your little toys!!! You might want to see the other patterns on the website, it's all so cute.
And well, I could not leave the boys out (although the Fancy Pant Legging is great for boys too) — check out Blank Slate Patterns for a great variety of boys patterns. I use the Coastal Cargo pattern and modified into a short for these. And can you tell I'm slightly obssesed with dip dye? I just can't seem to stop, soon all out clothes will go through the process!
I'd love to know if you try any of these patterns- send over some photos! If you need help, I'll be more than happy to help. Happy sewing!
xo Celina
Easy DIY goodie bags
We just brought Ava to her creche with 14 of these cute bear goodie bags. I thought to share this with you, as they were totally easy to make! (We did it late night yesterday evening!)
Just cut the top part of a paper carrier bag, and cut out two ears from the left-over top part. Put some little presents in the bag, pin the ears to the top to help them stay in place and close the top on the sewing machine. (Or, just use glue if you don't have a sewing machine — you can keep the ears in place with cloth pins when they're drying.) Use white gouache to paint the eyes and snout, and when dry, use a permanent marker to add some details. Done!
xxx Esther
DIY: Simple skirts for little girls
When I was in Amsterdam with Esther last month, we sat down one evening to make some cute stripy skirts for the girls. (I should clarify – I did a bit of ironing, and Esther did everything else!!). She whipped up three skirts in one evening and I was so super impressed with how quickly you can have results! The girls were wearing their new skirts the following day! Esther explained the simple steps to me… but of course, like with anything else, you can't fully learn how to do something unless you really sit down and do it yourself. So I was determined to come back to London, buy some cute fabric and learn by doing.
My mom is here visiting us so I figured it was the perfect timing to do so. Together we set up my sewing machine and sat down one evening for a little sewing session. It is surprisingly easy! And I must say, quite addictive!
I thought I would share the steps for how to make a super simple elastic waistband skirt (taught to me by Esther). My sewing lingo is very basic, so I'm not even sure if I can properly explain it… but I figured my basic steps might be helpful for other beginner sewers.
- Cut the length of fabric you think will be suitable for your child's height. (I've made a few skirts now for Ivy and I think my favourite length began with a 46cm length of fabric. The length of the pink skirt in the photo below is longer, roughly 52cm). Remember to wash the fabric first so you know how much it is going to shrink (or allow for shrinkage if you don't wash it first).
- The width of the fabric will become the waist/width of the skirt (the elastic will determine the size of the waist, determining how much fabric gets scrunched by the elastic). Widths of fabric differ – the wider the fabric, the fuller the skirt will be. (The floral Liberty print skirt pictured above has a 135cm or 54″ width.)
- Fold your fabric width-wise with the inside of the fabric on the outside, matching up the two outside edges. Sew a basic seam along this edge (about 1.5cm from the edge). Now you will have a loop of fabric with one seam. (You can iron the flaps of the seam down so they are flat against the fabric – this help keeps things looking tidy and also helps when sewing the hem and waistband over the seam.)
- Create a hem at the bottom by folding the bottom edge up (about 1cm) once and then folding again (about 2.5cm) to create a neat hem (where you don't see any of the unfinished edge). Iron the folds, and pin the folding down so that it stays straight and in place. (You can measure while you do this to ensure the hem is straight and remains the same thickness all along the bottom). Then sew the hem in place.
- Create a waist band by doing roughly the same thing as the bottom hem (only it can be thinner, about half the width of the hem). I've been using elastic which is 9mm wide, so I just need to make sure the waistband is wide enough for the 9mm elastic to fit through easily). Iron the folds and pin down so that it stays straight when you sew it. Sew it together, leaving a small gap at the seam of the skirt for you to get the elastic band into the waist.
- Insert the elastic into the waistband using a safety pin pinned to the end of the elastic. Work the elastic all the way around the waistband and cinch up to your desired waist size (make sure the elastic doesn't get twisted). Sew the elastic together so that it makes a loop within the waistband.
- Finish the skirt by sewing shut the gap of the waistband.
And that's it! It's so basic. The skirt consists of one seam, one hem and one elastic waistband. Easy peasy! I hope my instructions haven't confused you. If you have any questions, just ask in the comments section below.
x Courtney
I totally remember tie-dying as a child — it was such fashion back then, and I remember how fun and exciting it was. You never really knew what the results were going to be like! So I picked up a packet of fabric dye from the local drugstore (there wasn't much choice — I used Dylon dye for hand use, colour Ocean Blue), and a few simple, white cotton T-shirts for the kids (plus a onesie for Casper of course). After pre-washing the shirts, I wet the shirts (or you can just leave them wet after washing), and put the kids around the table with each a shirt to use and a bag of elastic bands. I explained some different folding techniques to them using this page, and we started! For Casper's onesie, I made a big donut by creating a big rosette and pushing the tip back through the rubber band. For Ava's shirt, we made a line of small rosettes which we tied together with one elastic band. Pim used the folding technique, making vertical folds and tying them at irregular intervals. As you can see he's very pleased with the results. And Sara made random circles, bigger and small, which also gave a cool effect I think.
After tying the shirts, I prepared the dye in the kitchen sink and we submerged the shirts in the dye for 45 minutes, stirring occasionally with a big steel spoon. Then, I rinsed with cold water and let the kids untie their shirts with plastic gloves on. The excitement and surprise — they absolutely loved it! After a quick spin in the machine the shirts were ready to wear. With pride!
xxx Esther
Spring Tent DIY
My son Henrik loves to make tents and forts. He builds one practically every day. This year for an Easter surprise I decided to make my children a tent that they could leave up and play with all day every day. I used the genius tutorial featured on a beautiful mess invented by Rubyellen. I then made some of my own modifications. I added an extra wooden piece of moulding at the bottom of both sides so that the tent won't slide down and will stay upright on hard wood floors.
I also added a window with a roll flap that snaps open. I lined the inside of it with a blue geometric fabric. I trimmed the window and the outside of the tent in a solid aqua fabric bias tape that I made. I ended up using a small black polka dot fabric for the tent. I cut and sewed the green fabric on the bottom to look like grass and make it feel more like spring. To make the tent more cozy I made a few floor cushions in corresponding colors (even a star pillow).
I think it's safe to say they love the tent.
I may have also got my children two bunnies. I couldn't help myself. I had bunnies growing up as a child and had so much fun with them. Henrik named the black one hoppy and Maja named the brown one honey.
Aren't the bow tie and bow so cute that Henrik and Maja are wearing?! If you're interested in some for your little ones my sweet friend makes them and you can get them here.
I hope you enjoy!
Crochet At Play
I have always wanted to learn to crochet! And I was even more inspired to learn when I spent a weekend last year with Emilie and Esther and they were both crocheting the cutest little hats and accessories. They gave me a quick tutorial and it seemed quite do-able. But of course, I came back to London and a whole year has passed and I still haven't picked up a crochet hook!
But things are about to change! I just received Kat Goldin's new book, Crochet at Play , and I am so inspired by all the adorable crochet patterns: the sweetest clothing, cutest accessories (a crocheted crown! little hedgehog mittens! adorable baby shoes!), and fun toys. The book offers a selection of 30 patterns with easy-to-follow instructions for making each piece, and everything is so beautifully photographed that I just want to make it all.
I think I'll start with the little crown. Stay tuned for results.
xx Courtney
Photo from Kat Goldin's blog, Slugs on the Refrigerator. And you can also watch this video trailer for the book, made by Kat Molesworth.
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Newspaper Easter eggs
Last year we had some friends over for Easter with us at home. It was an especially rainy one, so we did some crafts. We loved doing this ones with newspaper.
Great fun we had! And quite easy and cheap!!!
- Maria
Miko Design
Mikodesign is a small Dutch label owned by the lovely Erika Harberts. Erika lives in Rotterdam with her husband and two darling daughters (who have inherited 100% of their mother's good taste and creativity!), in a beautifully decorated flat with a little studio space in which she creates all of her amazing dolls, DIY kits, and other cute accessories.
Erika is one of the most creative women I have ever met. She designs and screen prints her own fabrics (look at this gorgeous onesie she made for Casper — it has an Amsterdam skyline on it; bakfiets included!), she keeps a beautiful and extremely inspiring blog, even designed and made an adorable play house in the garden a few years ago. The birthday parties she organises for her two girls are simply AMAZING — I think my favourite must be the Magritte detective party, but this Frida party is fantastic as well (and evolved in a line of beautiful Frida dolls and DIY kits). What an amazing, creative woman! (Who also happens to be super kind and sweet and pretty!)
You can buy Erika's designs from the Mikodesign webshop or her Etsy shop, and follow her on Instagram here.
xxx Esther
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DIY: customize a blazer
I have recently been asked by French kids brand Du Pareil au Meme, to customize one blazer of their collection. This is the result of it!
I really enjoyed changing the look of the jacket and I had loads of fun. Nico loves the moustache so we are both happy. It also opened a new whole world in front of me, so now I am always thinking of things to add to Nico's clothes!!! It can be a bit addictive ;-).
– Maria
Leg Warmers
I have decided that the cold winter of 2013 is the right time for my girls to challenge their inner Flashdance and start wearing leg warmers. Leg warmers are actually a highly underrated clothing item, don't you think? As there is a strong preference for dresses and tights in our house, a pair of legwarmers is actually just the right thing to keep the girls' legs cozy and warm.
So, as I could only find nasty acrylic leg warmers in the shops, I tried to knit some myself. They actually turned out quite well and where super easy to knit. (BTW I have noticed that everything I knit is a variation of a square for example the snood or the hat; I have no idea how to increase and decrease stitches!)
I used knitting needles size 8 European size and cast on 30 stitches and knitted a rectangle in rib stitch (2 pearl/ 2knit) that was 20 cm in height (great size for Violette who is now 4 years old). I then sewed together the sides to make the rectangle into a tube and repeated the whole process for the second leg warmer.
I got so excited about my new found knitting skill that I also knitted a pair of leg warmers for baby Marlow. Hilariously I forgot that 2-month-old babies are not the same size as a 4-year-olds. Funny how impossible it is to remember how small a tiny baby really is!
- Emilie
How to knit a snood!
As you might remember snoods are an essential part of a Parisian pre-school child's wardrobe. As four-year-olds have quite a talent for losing any accessorize at any given moment, we have already misplaced one or two snoods this winter. No doubt they will turn up again, but in the meantime I actually have started knitting my own! (BTW Violette only wore her snood under duress, until the day the principle showed Violette's class her snood as an example of what they should all wear. Now she wears it like a badge of honour…)
I use soft, thick wool – simply because it goes faster. In the case of the snood on the photo above I used European needles size 8, which I believe is a US 11.
The instructions are actually very, very simple: To knit the snood, I casted on 60 stitches and knitted a band that was 17 cm high. I then stitched together the sides to make a snood.
For my most successful model up to date, I alternated between 2 rows of purl stitches and 2 rows of knit stitches. (I hope this makes sense- this is the first time I have ever noted down knitting instructions and it not as simple as it seems!)
- Emilie
Last minute Christmas decoration: a heart of light
This is a very easy DIY perfect for a last-minute decoration. I made it with some wire, wool, and christmas lights.
And here is the result. You could do diferent shapes with the wire. Maybe a star or a christmas tree, or you could even spell out words. I didnt have much time to do this, so I chose the heart, as it is the easiest thing to do ;-). After doing the shape you just twine the christmas lights and the wool in the end to cover the cord.
Hope you like it and give it a try. Christmas is just around the corner!
- Maria
Sewing Christmas Cards
Today I would like to share the Christmas Cards we made at home this year which I posted in eb&m this week. With craft paper and a sewing machine we made the envelopes, and the cards.
With a snowflake punch I garnished the cards a little bit.
And then Nico painted them!! Now we have to do some more, and we are waiting for the day to send them. I love receiving Christmas Cards in the mailbox. Don't you?
Many people asked me about sewing paper. If the paper has enough weight you have no problem and it sews just perfectly!
- Maria Cañal
Knitting Christmas balls
This year I have a new obsession: I'm knitting Christmas balls! My husband gave me the book '55 Christmas Balls to Knit' by Arne & Carlos for my birthday, and after initial scepticism about the exercise (I mean — knitting Christmas balls??), I have now finished my first ball and totally got the hang of it. So I immediately started the second one, with the eventual aim to knit four balls, one for each of my kids. Maybe I can make them a ball each year, so they can grow a Christmas ornament collection of their own…
xxx Esther
Cute Casper, wearing a knitted 'hood hat'
Oh my goodness, I just had to share this cute photo of darling Casper wearing the little knitted hood hat I knit for him. Isn't he adorable? Esther just posted it on her Instagram feed, and it made me so excited to see the little hat 'in action' that I just had to share it with you.
xx Courtney
p.s. The knitting pattern for the hat is here.
p.p.s. Esther is coming to London in a couple weeks with baby Casper and I am so excited to introduce baby Marlow to sweet baby Casper. (We're already planning their future marriage!) hehe…
Pink Flamingo Halloween Costume
This post is not about our favourite take away pizza restaurant here in Paris called Pink Flamingo, but about a Halloween costume!
As you might remember, I am a huge fan of the HM/ Unicef collection that is available at the moment, especially as Halloween is around the corner. The costumes are super cute and Coco wants to dress up as a pink flamingo this year. I thought that was a great choice until we realized a quite important thing: to be a flamingo, you need wings…
With a little bit of internet research, we came across this great little wing pattern on a blog called Llevo el invierno. It was exactly what we needed, relatively easy to put together for me and very easy for Coco to flap her arms around with, pretending to be a pink flamingo. (more…)
DIY: Personalise your party glasses
Last weekend we celebrated my son's birthday. Today I would like to share the glasses I made for the day. It is a simple idea that helps the kids keep track of their own glasses!!!
I got the milkshake glasses in "La Fiesta de Olivia". They are are so nice, remind me of some "old movies"!!. I just added a band of chalk paint to each of them.
And wrote the names of the guests!! It also works well in glass, but in glass the paint will go as soon as you wash it, which is good so you can use it just for the day of the party!!
- Maria
Apple stamping and tote bag making!
Last May it was Sara's 7th birthday, and she wished for a 'sewing' party with her girlfriends. I suspect this has to do with the craft night I organise with a few of my girlfriends every 2 weeks on Monday night, which involves tea and homemade cake and lots of chit-chat. Sara loves the idea of it — she always lies awake in her bed, waiting until my friends are here and secretly joins us for a bit of cake and some knitting before I put her to bed for a second time.
For her birthday party, I decided to apple-stamp tote bags with Sara and her girlfriends. I prepared the bag linings beforehand (up to step 4 below), and cut and ironed the outside of the bags in preparation as well. At the party, we let the girls stamp their own name and apple design first. When the outside of the bags were drying (see photo) we played games and had cake. Afterwards, we let the girls sew the sides of the bags using Sara's sewing machine (step 6 below). Nothing but two straight lines, but except for Sara, none of the girls had ever touched a sewing machine before, so this was a big success! I quickly sewed the lining to the outside of the bags so all the girls could take their personal tote bag home. It was such fun to see all the tote bags the next day at school — used as gym, book or lunch bags!
As for the making of — here is a quick how-to. I used this twenty-minute-tote-tutorial from the PurlBee for the basic idea. And in the meantime, I have been making more of these bags for personalised baby presents. Fun!


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Good B&B overall
We enjoyed our recent stay in the Shepard's Park B&B in Stuart, FL, but were disappointed with the breakfast, advertised as continental but actually instant coffee and rasin bran cereal.
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Still, I'm sure it's true that just eating a large meal is a greater component in the sensation of relaxation or sleepiness. For one thing, your energy's going into digestion, so there's less available for the rest of the body and mind.
Yeah, again, particularly with the complex carbs and other heavy foods your body has to deal with after a large Thanksgiving Day meal. Tryptophan levels in turkey is pretty low all and all.
A 20lb turkey has about 5 pounds of edible meat on it.
100 grams of turkey has .333.. g of tryptophan in it.
100 grams ~ .25lb
1 lb of turkey = 1.333 g rams of tryp.
1 lb of turkey then being about two pills worth of tryptophan.
So eating more than three times a serving of turkey gets you almost as much tryptophen as you'd get in a couple of pills. Which is a LOT to eat.
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Anyone have an idea what the best noise reduction is for a walk behind mower? I see 30db over the head ear muffs but that might be too much. 23 db seems to be the next popular level. ( I have a Bully Goat leaf vacuum that's very noisy; 96db. I believe the lawn mowers are rated around 92db.) Any thoughts?
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Noise can cause a lot of problems and not just loosing your hearing. Things like stress etc can happen.
Yes the higher the better. Exceptions to the rule is that you still need to be aware of your surroundings when using tools.
I like the Worktunes which have 22 db.
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I remember Radio Shack had radio headphones. They really offered no hearing protection. The user turned the volume high to overcome the noise level.
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Young bucks see noise as pleasing to the ears (noisy $As Harley, or top fuel FC) , old farts see it as MIGRAINE"S, Hearing Lost will not be bummer till your close to not cutting the mustard any more then you will notice yourself saying WHAT, hun, I can't hear word you saying. But by that time it's too late the nerve endings are toast. SO WHY WOULDN"T you want most noise damping plugs or muffs available? Never heard of someone loosing hearing from being to Quiet?
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Does anyone have a suggestion for good quality interior door hardware (door knobs mostly). Baldwin has a stunning lineup, but at $160/door they are a bit expensive. The builder-quality hardware we have now is driving me nuts. I'm looking for a happy middle. Thanks.
Check out the "Gatehouse" line at lowes, they offer solid brass knobs and levers for a reasonable cost. I was pleasantly surprised for the price.
Maybe you're looking at the higher end baldwin stuff, but
I paid around 40-50 per door for the baldwin knobs I bought. I got them straight from HD Expo, but there are plenty of places on the web. I mostly did the Baldwin 5405 Classic Knob Set either the full dummy set or the privacy set in Satin Nickel.
We're replacing all of the interior door hardware in our house with Emtek pieces, and so far we've been very happy with the quality. It's a huge step up from the garbage that came with the house (I assume it was original from the builder when the house was built in 1988). We paid about $45 per leverset (cortina, satin nickel) from Lockhouse.com. Then I think around $10 a door for hinges to match (since we're changing the finish, brass hinges with satin nickel levers looks silly).
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Hey sch9171,
Garbage (I like your term) plastic interior doors only need two garbage hinges, they are so light. Some places sell hinges individually, per piece. But as you say if you're hanging 10 doors, an extra hinge won't matter.
Home Depot has a Pegasus line, but as usual they didn't have the units I need in stock (or at least that I could find on the shelf). I don't live near a Lowes, but fear the same issue there.
I ended up going with Baldwin's Images line (Classic knobs) which were in the $55 range. chrisk327 was right, I was pricing the Estate line, which is considerably more money. I've used baldwinbrassdepot.com before, and called them again. Good advice, everything in stock, flat rate shipping. Nice place to check out.


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Posted January 7, 2014
I often have library patrons asking me if I can recommend a crime author or series to them. Absolutely! It's my favourite genre.
One oft overlooked author is award winning Australian Michael Robotham. He's been on my must read list for quite awhile.
Robotham opens Bombproof with an explosive (literally) opening sequence. How could Sami MacBeth's life get any worse...
"Three days ago he walked out of prison and swore he'd never go back. Thirty-six hours ago he was shagging Kate Tierney, the woman of his wet dreams, in a suite at the Savoy thinking life was looking up. Now he's carrying a rucksack that could send him to prison for the rest of his life through the West End of London and he's turned himself into the most wanted man in Britain. This is how it happened."
I was hooked! Robotham is a master storyteller. Bombproof is fast-paced, action-packed and full of surprises. The plot is dark and gritty, but Robotham inserts some dark humour as well. A bit of stretch in a few places, but absolutely a page turner. Bombproof reads like an action flick. Read an excerpt of Bombroof.
Bombproof is an older stand alone story of Robotham's. Mullholland Books has released it in the U.S. as an ebook. Robotham pens a fantastic series featuring psychologist Joe O'Loughlin and homicide Detective Vincent Ruiz. The next U.S. release in this series is Watching You (about a woman who has been stalked - her entire life). It's due out in March/14. Watch for it - I will be.
Posted November 22, 2013
Interesting book, but being written by a British or Australian he uses a lot of terminology unfamiliar to me so I inserted what I thought was appropriate. Good story though.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted October 20, 2013
Love love love this authors booksWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.