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time well used
February 9th, 2010 Posted 10:05 pm
Although we started this morning with news that EVERY school in the area was not just on a 2-hour delay [those are so common we don’t even celebrate them], but was closed, my four monsters were loaded into the van for a trip across town to the dentist. At 8am. I suspect I’m a bad mother, wasting a perfectly good snow day in that manner. I issued reminders for them to bring any homework they hadn’t finished the night before OR a book OR some game device. They complied and we were early.
I also was a good little student and grabbed a stack of books I picked up at the library last night. Just a few on different ideas for kid’s clothing – sewing, knitting, crocheting. I found some great ideas for hats and dresses – even some dolls 🙂
The most exciting information in any of the three books I had time to browse through during the cleanings was found in an appendix, included like an afterthought, was a brief tutorial on freezer paper stencils.
There is a project that’s been bouncing around my brain for several years that I couldn’t quite figure out how to make work. But this new information brings me so much closer. Also found today is this photo from iStock that should help as well.
I’ll need to make some changes, but it’s great inspiration.
Now, if only I can make this work. I feel good about it. More to come.
~sheila
Tags: education, freezer paper, skeleton dog
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