I have been wanting to try making these origami stars from this tutorial. They looked so easy .
They were easy kind of like plumbing repairs–the concept isn’t difficult, but the execution . . .
I originally tried the gold ones, using a vellum paper. Very difficult because the paper was stiff and brittle. Then I switched to printer paper, which was much easier. I still had quite a few failures. I believe there may be more experiments in my future.
A friend gave me this glass. I love the message but I didn’t like drinking out of it. I decided to make this little lamp. I originally intended to put the lucky stars (see above) in it but after trying many, many, many possibilities, I went with another idea.
Prompt: Summer Prank, Silly Team: Cabin Stargazers Project Name: That’s some bubble gum! Project Link: Brief Description: it’s silly to blow a bigger bubble than you can handle Project Photo(s):
Prompt: Research Project 1 Team: Cabin Trailblazers Project Name: Fabric Organization Project Link:https://forum.lettucecraft.com/t/fabric-organization/39348 Brief Description: NOT my house or fabric, I did this for my friend while she was away. Check the project link for the full before/after photos and story… Project Photo(s):
Prompt: July Radio Shack/ Arts & Crafts Club Team: Cabin Fingerpainters Project Name: floral magnet Project Link: Brief Description: i made this for Manders in the tic tac toe swap. I used my cookie cutter to make a backing out of mat board, to create stability for the magnet. Hopefully my partneseem r won’t stumble across this post, since I can’t seem to remember how to blur the pics.
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For blurring, type [ spoiler] and [ /spoiler] around the stuff you want blurred (minus the spaces after the first brackets; I just did that to avoid actual blurring in this post ).
You can also auto-generate that coding by choosing “blur spoiler” from the menu here.
Can you drag/scroll the toolbar to the left? I thought it had disappeared as well until geekgirl made me realize it was just cut off on the screen. Here’s my standard toolbar view; the extra menu is just offscreen:
(Or if you’re happy to just type in the coding, that’s obviously fine. I just got so excited when I discovered the menu was still there that I’m enthusiastic about sharing .)
Prompt: Zap #1, July Arts & Crafts club
Team: Stargazers
Project Name: Strawberry Shortcake
Project Link: -
Brief Description: I used my cookie cutter from Arts & Crafts club to cut these vegan, gluten free scones which we topped with strawberries and whipped cream for me, oatmilk ice cream for the guys
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Prompt: July - Borders
Team: Stargazers
Project Name: Jacket repair
Project Link: -
Brief Description: Cleaning out a closet this week I found my partner’s old jacket stashed away as too small and in need of repair. But it’s a really nice black wool jacket, and son said he’d be interested, so I sewed up the lining and replaced the zipper head. Good as new!
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Prompt: July - Toys R Us
Team: Finger Painters
Project Name: Cross StItch meets Cookie Cutter
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Brief Description: For the Arts & Crafts Club! I had an idea of using the cookie cutter as a frame for a cross stitch project. I had 18 Aida, which killed my eyes and I will never use again, but I like how my project came out. Toys’R’us because it’s multicoloured.
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