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DIY Montessori Color Tablets (sort of)

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3 months ago
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This is what the proper Montessori Color Tablets from Nienhuis look like, though I think the original ones were actually wrapped in silk threads like this one from Absorbents Minds.  Box 3 consists of 63 tablets, 7 shades of 9 colours – red, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple, brown, pink, and grey. Box 4 consists read further...
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Clothespin/Peg Bags for SHINE

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1 year ago
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SHINE (for missions) – this is a yearly event where our church comes together to serve each other and raise much needed funds for our missionaries and projects overseas (especially in Thailand). I had finally finished working on the peg bags.  Once I finished sewing the lining to all the pieces, it didn’t take me read further...
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Tutorial: Mod Podge Clothespin Peg (Part 2)

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1 year ago
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So my last post showed you how easy it was to cover up those wooden clothespin but what to do with them?  Besides the obvious – hanging the washing, here are some other ways to use them. Clip it to open food packets to prevent it from going stale too quickly. Use it as a read further...
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Mod Podge Clothespin Peg Tutorial: Part 1

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1 year ago
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Just in case you want to make these pretty little things for gift giving or in my case to sell at our church fete next month, here it is. Supplies needed:  Scrapbook paper,  wooden pegs, Mod Podge, cutter, pencil, foam brush or paint brush, ruler Cut your paper strips to cover the pegs.  This doesn’t read further...
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Out with the old and in with the new

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1 year ago
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My OLD clothespin or peg bag bought from the $2 store back in the day when I didn’t know how to sew. Hubby’s OLD jeans saved from being thrown out. And tada, my NEW girly, ruffly peg bag made with his jeans and Art Gallery fabric that I won.  What do you think?  The fabrics read further...
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