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<\/a>\nThese pages aren’t made for paint. I’ll just have to mash it flat between working in it.<\/p>\n
Day 9: Finished cowl for @Sargent and now to the picking out a manly button stage.<\/strong> Day 10: Church. In my Art, Doodle, Love journal.<\/strong> Day 11: Orange stripe postcard. <\/strong> Day 12: Started some fingerless gloves. (Posted a day late.)<\/strong> Day 13: Lots of unhappy accidents adding up to something pretty good. Postcard.<\/strong> Day 14: Doodle Germ Faces. I’ve started a weekly project with my nephew. We trade pages from our doodle books. <\/strong> Day 15: Today. In “Art, Doodle, Love” journal. Took WAY longer than 20 mins today. Having too much fun! <\/strong> Day 16: Small part of a 7 day spread.<\/strong> Day 17: Flower power in the “Art, Love, Doodle” journal. <\/strong> Day 18: Made Oobleck and Gak today with the kids. So sticky. <\/strong> Day 19: Finished gloves. Whatcha think @teamwinks?<\/strong> Day 20: Fingerless gloves. Lots of crochet over the next few days as I work on The Water Glass<\/a> stuff. <\/strong> Day 21: 3 dishcloths for The Water Glass<\/a> sale at the Global Women<\/a> Summit. Only 20 or so more to go.<\/strong> Two weeks to view this post! Day 8: Curly pages. Boo. These pages aren’t made for paint. I’ll just have to mash it flat between working in it. Day 9: Finished cowl for @Sargent and now to the picking out a manly button stage. He loves it! Day 10: Church. In my Art, Doodle, Love … Continue reading 2014 Weeks 2 & 3 of Making Something Every Day<\/span>
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\nHe loves it!<\/p>\n
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\nThis pleases me in a way I can’t quite express.<\/p>\n
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\nFun with scraps!<\/p>\n
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\nThese are for my friend, Becky.<\/p>\n
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\nThis was a disaster from start to almost the end. I put the stencil down and sprayed it with that brown as a joke, my attempt to completely ruin it. I lifted up the stencil and it was magic. I was so excited!<\/p>\n
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\nSam texts me his work. Usually on Saturday. And sometimes I get video of him narrating his creations. This past week in our text exchange he said that he wasn’t ever finished with his pieces. I’ll be interested to ask him that question in 5 years.<\/p>\n
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\nThis was so much fun just to play and play and play.<\/p>\n
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\nDon’t know how I feel about these little blocks yet. I did another day later and it wasn’t fit to post! Ugh!<\/p>\n
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\nLove these black lines for some reason. <\/p>\n
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\nWe had fun making a total mess in the kitchen. It was even kinda educational. Stephen came and started telling us about Non-Newtonian fluids<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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\nLove the light in this photo.<\/p>\n
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\nSomeone offered to pay me actual money to make a pair of these!<\/p>\n
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\nI love the times when I make dishcloths for 2 weeks. It’s fun picking out the patterns and I can make 3-5 in a day. So satisfying!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"