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Friday, May 28, 2010
A Metal Embossing Tutorial--My Way
31 comments:
- Janie Husband said...
wow....this is amazing....probably my favorite rooster...it is beautiful.. ;)
- May 28, 2010 at 1:29 PM
- Theresa MacNaughton said...
This is AMAZING!!! Thank you for your tutorial - you make it look remarkably easy. :) Have a wonderful weekend! Theresa
- May 28, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- Mojca said...
Diane, your blog is impressive, your wonderful creation - uau!
- May 28, 2010 at 3:51 PM
- Rebecca Anthony said...
This is wonderful Diane! There is so much texture, color and amazing detail.
- May 28, 2010 at 4:52 PM
- Terri Kahrs said...
Your tutorial is fabulous and so are the results! Ohhhh! I admired your new earrings a bit ago on Sharon's blog. They're stunning and I'm sure you'll get a LOT of compliments!!! Hugs & Happy Weekend! Terri xoxo
- May 28, 2010 at 5:03 PM
- Christianne Teixeira said...
great tutorial, thank you so much for sharing. Thank you for your nice comment on my blog, I really appreciated. Hugs, Chris :))
- May 28, 2010 at 5:26 PM
- Debby said...
WOW!!! Thanks for sharing with us, this is totally amazing. I adore your new earrings, beautiful.
- May 28, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- Linda Vincent said...
Great tutorial Diane - lovely artwork and fabulous earrings. I would have chosen those too.....
- May 28, 2010 at 5:48 PM
- Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...
I tried to leave a comment earlier, and couldn't. Hope this one goes through. I really like this tutorial. I may look for some of this craft foil this weekend when I go to JoAnns. Your tips are wonderful. I have trouble with the purchased styluses, too. Glad to hear I'm not the only one. The final pieces are incredible. They have such bold and bright colors.
- May 28, 2010 at 6:27 PM
- Kim Palmer said...
Aren't these fun pieces! Love the texture of the embossed metal. Great tutorial Diane!
- May 28, 2010 at 6:39 PM
- Janet Ghio said...
What a great little tutorial!!
- May 28, 2010 at 7:07 PM
- Debbie said...
I really want to try this! Your tutorial makes it sound so simple. Thanks for sharing and love the roosters!
- May 28, 2010 at 9:50 PM
Very good instructions and I understand them perfectly. Great pieces, Roosters and chickens I saw them at an art and garden art show today, not as pretty as yours but a different style and really creative also. Also did some garage sales and thought of you as there were a lot of little furnitures at the sales today.
You are moving with great speed and production that is beautiful.
- May 28, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- Ragamuffin Gal said...
Very Cool Diane ~ Thanks for showing us how you did it! Blessings to you! ~ Katie
- May 28, 2010 at 11:25 PM
- Marilyn Rock said...
Diane! Incredible! Thanks for sharing. I love what you did with the metal. I honestly have done this, before, with a class I was teaching and we also used alcohol inks and Lumiere paints with GAC 200. Just love your results - stunning! You're so talented!
- May 29, 2010 at 7:42 AM
- Buffy said...
Thanks for the tutorial,it looks easy but I don't know if I can sketch a rooster,that looks like the hard part. I love all of them but my favorite is the one with the text behind it. I think I have a thing for text.LOL. Have a great weekend.
- May 29, 2010 at 8:23 AM
- Dianne said...
LOVE Button Town! Love your roosters! Just caught up on your posts of amazing artwork... Have a great weekend!
- May 29, 2010 at 8:41 AM
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- May 29, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- Beth said...
This is great information. Thank you for showing us how. You are an amazing artist and so generous. I am also interested in how you layout your blog. I have not had much luck in posting this quantity of photos. Any thoughts? Thank you again.
- May 29, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- wandamarie.blogspot.com said...
now that's what i call a labor of love...absolutely beautiful work and so generous for all the details. i'm lovin' your roosters!
- May 30, 2010 at 12:51 AM
- Lindy G. Gaskill said...
Great to find your blog. Wonderful art! Very inspiring. Thanks for commenting on my blog too.
- May 30, 2010 at 1:10 AM
- jonny said...
Hi Dianne- I love your roosters!!! they came out nice that embossing is neat it looks like a lot of fun. I cant wait to try it one day in the meantime I did buy a piece of thick metal to try and paint something on thanks for the heads up on the workable fixative. Sincerely, Jonny
- May 30, 2010 at 8:59 AM
- Unknown said...
That looks like so much fun. I just love your paintings; they make me happy just looking at them:)
- May 30, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- Kelly Berkey said...
Alright lady, that doesn't LOOK easy! So beautiful though!! You are uber talented and I LOVE the earrings. Super cool. I will hop over and check out her blog.
Hugs and love,
- May 30, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- Unknown said...
Ok, now I wanna try this. Thanks for sharing Diane, it's beautiful!
- May 30, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- WrightStuff said...
Love your pieces. You create real roosters - I am almost hear them cock-a-doodle-dooing!!
- May 30, 2010 at 7:11 PM
- Unknown said...
hi Diane... You are my inspiration! I just looove your metal roosters and you are so generous to show how to do it! thank you for visiting me ! :D
- May 30, 2010 at 7:47 PM
- Marlynn said...
I am crowing with delight looking enjoying your rooster creation. However, I have to admit it - You are so beyond me in some techniques, that I will just seat back and enjoy watching you do the process! *wink*
- May 30, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- Cindy Belseth said...
This is great! I can't wait to try it! Thanks for posting this great tutorial!
- June 8, 2010 at 10:33 PM
- Kathy Keith said...
I did a search on aluminum foil embossing tutorial and found you. Wonderful work! I am wondering how important it is to use the alcohol inks and the fixative. Wondering if just some final coats of varnish would be enough to hold it all together....
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- August 9, 2010 at 1:15 PM
- J said...
Hi, this is absolutely fab!!
Could you explain more about fixing the metal to the glass - do you just use a bit of medium around the edges or all over?
Such a striking effect
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One of the most effective strategies to conserve rhinos during this time of increased poaching is through the establishment of rhino sanctuaries in secret locations.Rhinos are moved from high risk areas to smaller sanctuaries where they can be better protected, patrolled and more effectively monitored by rangers. WWF is developing a new sanctuary in the Tsavo West National Park in Kenya to rescue black rhinos and give them the best possible chance to escape poachers and grow their population.
Aim 1
Secure the newly established sanctuary in Tsavo West National Park to protect & grow rhino numbers.
Activities» Translocate 20 rhinos within Tsavo West National Park into the protected secret sanctuary. The welfare of the rhinos is always our utmost concern!
» Ear notch and add radio transmitters to the 20 translocated rhinos so that they can be tracked, monitored and better protected against poachers.
» Equip rangers with rhino tracking transmitters, night vision gear, binoculars, GPS systems and cameras to accurately record data and protect rhinos.
» Train rangers to bolster their technical expertise using equipment we provide them, increase their knowledge in law enforcement & wildlife management.
What success will look like
20 rhinos translocated into the new rhino sanctuary in Tsavo West and ear notched for better monitoring. Rangers trained and equipped. Decrease in rhino poaching levels.
By translocating 20 rhinos from high-risk areas into a secret and secured sanctuary, WWF aims to establish a new black rhino breeding population in Tsavo West National Park. This will also provide greater protection for all the species living in the protected area and provide opportunities for tourism- helping local communities to benefit from their wildlife.
Illegal wildlife trade is often conducted by well-organised criminal networks that are undermining efforts to strengthen the rule of law and governance in many countries. Therefore, WWF is gathering expertise and building a strong coalition linking up local organisations, businesses, medical associations and national governments.
Remember not to click the anonymous button when you donate so that we can send you a personalised thank you and e-mail updates. You can also find out more on our website at wwf.org.uk
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Amount Heading Description £40,000 Translocate Could translocate 20 rhinos into the Tsavo West sanctuary £20,000 Protect Could buy radio collars to track and monitor trans-located rhinos £35,000 Monitoring Could train, equip and support rangers to monitor and track rhinos effectively £5,000 Education Could fund a rhino education and awareness programme in the area
Tsavo West National Park is located in the Coast Province of Kenya. It covers an area of 9,065k². It has a variety of wildlife, such as black rhino, cape buffalo, elephant, leopard and masai lion. WWF works in partnership with the Kenya Wildlife Service who operates the park.
WWF also tackles the wider issue of illegal wildlife trade in Asian destinations such as Vietnam, China and Thailand which are prime markets for the consumption of animal parts from African countries.
Wildlife crime not only poses a threat to species such as rhinos, elephants and tigers, it is also a serious risk to people. Left unaddressed, illegal wildlife trade can jeopardise stability in countries by facilitating the growth of organised crime and the emergence of regional conflicts. Through our vital work, WWF is striving to ensure that trade in wildlife is neither a threat to the natural environment or people's lives.
Why Us?
Why Us?
WWF has been working to conserve rhinos for over 50 years. As a global organisation, our presence spans many countries across the world. With field offices and experts in each rhino rangeland we're able to work with local people and authorities. Crucially, we work at both national and international levels on illegal wildlife trade, enabling collaboration across country borders and driving change which will give rhinos a more secure future in the wild.
Read more about the Charity running this project.
Andrew McVey
Regional Manager East Africa, WWF-UK
Tom Milliken
TRAFFIC's Elephant and Rhino Programme Leader
Joseph Okori
African Rhino Programme Coordinator for WWF International
could pay to translocate a rhino
The unfounded rumour that rhino horn can cure cancer sealed the fate of the last Javan rhino and is now threatening other rhino populations in Africa.


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With protest signs, stuffed animals and matching T-shirts, about 40 people -- half of them kids -- gathered outside Dallas City Hall this afternoon to shout down the daytime curfew proposed as a way to keep kids off the street during school hours.
The ACLU and Citizens Against the Dallas Daytime Curfew, whose advocacy and T-shirts sales we've covered previously, held the rally to drum up opposition to the curfew before the Dallas City Council's public hearing on it Wednesday morning.
Tracey Hayes with the ACLU of Texas said even without the curfew, Dallas police already have plenty of tools to enforce truancy laws. "The only thing this ordinance does is create a new way to give a child, a parent or a business owner a Class C misdemeanor," she said.
With nearly 400 members on their Facebook group, CADDC has done some serious organizing in the few months it's been around. The group handed out flyers pointing to studies showing that daytime curfews don't really prevent crime, and that most juvenile crimes happen after school hours anyway.
Doreen Fisher, a mother of two and a CADDC organizer, said rather than create a new way to charge kids with a crime, she'd rather the city fight truancy by better funding programs that already exist, like Dallas Challenge.
Fisher and Karen Eubanks, another CADDC organizer, said they've repeatedly heard Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert refer to the curfew as "a done deal" in town hall meetings, including his education jam session last month at Lang Elementary School. "I think their intentions are good, but they're not thought out," Eubanks said. "When you have an issue that affects every facet of a community, you ought to put it to a vote."
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Sometimes beauty is so unexpected, wild, pure and quiet that I think: surely this is what it is to be alive. I crack a window shade, open one sleepy eye, walk to the edge of a cliff, round a corner and it overtakes me. I stumble, ache almost, when confronted with such magnificence. A sharp inhale as the color, light, the subtle sensual tendrils of sound, scent, texture sweep over me. It is transcendental, filling every hole. A warm smile begins in in my eyes and spreads like honey. I feel it, warm and liquid in the pit of my stomach. Like falling in love, I cannot look away. It is only, I tell myself, a red airplane wing hot against a fading sky, an oceanscape velvet in the dewy morning light, a verdant bowl of mossy softness, a wispy puff of pink vapor nestled atop a jagged peak, an icy tundra crackling against the azure empyrean. It is only particles meeting particles. Or maybe, beauty is truth. Truth, beauty.
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The Romans had an expression for it: " Nulla poena sine lege ," no punishment without a law. But people sometimes forget that the opposite is also true: Without punishment for offenders, a law itself can die. The Justice Department recently announced that, of the 101 cases involving alleged illegal treatment of post-9/11 detainees by the CIA and its contractors, 99 were being closed. The remaining two, which involved deaths in custody, would continue to be investigated.
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Torture: Immoral, Illegal, Counterproductive, and Un-American
Osama bin Laden's death has laid to rest the mystery of his whereabouts. His body lies under the ocean. But now his death raises another increasingly popular question. Was he tracked down thanks to tips elicited through the torture of captured al-Qaeda operatives? The answer should be clear: no, torture doesn't "work." The damage done by systematically resorting to torture far outweighs the benefits obtained from the very rare instances where reliable information is obtained from torture.
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This simple scarf has the right construction to make it last, although it isn't fussy. The seams are turned down and finished; the edges are tacked to prevent any unsightly folding or unraveling. I'm a sucker for tags, so I really enjoy that Columbiaknit fabric one that's sitting on the scarf's end. Originally sold in two colorways, this scarf is currently available in black and grey. Naturally, we all want the blue-and-white scarf, which should be restocked at Archival soon. I have a knack for liking the pieces that sell out first, but I'll let you know when it's back and ready to grab. 8 oz. cotton jersey is delicious, and this scarf is a natural pairing with t-shirts in soft knits. [via acquire]


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To continue with my birthday week, I thought I would give you my top ten movie picks.
1. Big Lebowski
Do I really need to tell you about this movie for the millionth time? I didn't think so.
2. O' Brother Where Art Thou?
Again, do I really need to explain this one?
3. Any Busby Berkley Movie
Dancing, corny singing and Dick Powell. Man! He was swell!
4. Roadhouse
Two words for you. Sam Elliott. Enough said.
5. The Wizard of Oz
OMP really hates when I sing the songs over and over and over again. I really want Dorothy's hair and her little dog too.
6. Office Space
If you have ever worked in a cube farm, this one is for you.
7. McClintock
I'm not gonna hit ya....
8. Any Thin Man movie
Cocktails and quick wit, it's like they are describing my life.
9. White Christmas
Bing Crosby singing White Christmas-brings me to tears every time
10. Any Frankie and Annette movie
I can't help it! I just love those silly surfing movies.
There are so many more that I could name but these are ones that are on constant rotation at my house. I know that the majority of you have seen the majority of these films so I don't have to remind you that you need to get off the computer and watch them NOW! I also strongly suggest acting out several of these movies. Sing, dance, fake surf-it will make you happy.


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JGI Uganda is looking for young leaders aged between 18 and 25years to join the Roots & Shoots Uganda National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC). The Roots & Shoots Uganda National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC) brings together passionate young leaders from around Uganda to learn, grow, and collaborate on service campaigns that make the world a better place. Members of the NYLC are the youth voice of Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots in Uganda and work to further Dr. Jane Goodall's mission of improving our planet for people, other animals, and the environment. Youth leaders of the NYLC will gain valuable skills in service leadership, receive mentorship from influential leaders, and participate in training to represent Roots & Shoots across the country as they inspire the next generation of Jane Goodall.
We are therefore, looking for highly motivated and dedicated young leaders who are ready to join a passionate group of young people from around Uganda to work towards making positive change for people, animals, and the environment. Our inaugural Roots & Shoots National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC) will be made up of the highest level of youth leaders in Uganda. Members of the NYLC are the youth voice of R&S Uganda and work hard to support the organization's success. Roots & Shoots NYLC members will be provided with the training, resources and opportunities to develop into community leaders who create positive change in their own community as well as opportunities to mentor Roots & Shoots members and represent JGI at seminars, workshops, conferences, campaigns and other events.
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Roots & Shoots is a global environmental and humanitarian program of the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI). It is a youth-led global network taking action to improve our world currently making a difference in nearly 100 countries. It builds on Dr. Jane Goodall's legacy and vision of placing the power and responsibility for creating solutions to big challenges in the hands of the young people. All around the world today, youth are exploring problems in their communities around animals, people and the environment, brainstorming solutions and creating projects that help to solve the problems. It is designed to engage and inspire young people to plan and implement different types of activities to address problems facing the environment, the human community and animals. Participation in these activities enables students to learn a variety of skills and develop a greater appreciation for the world around them. Through its global network, Roots & Shoots promotes respect and understanding of different cultures and beliefs.
Roots & Shoots Mission is to promote respect and compassion for all living things, to promote understanding of all cultures and beliefs, and to inspire each individual to take action and make the world a better place for the environment, animals and the human community. Goals:
· To implement positive change through active learning about, caring for and interacting with the environment
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· Enhance understanding among individuals of different cultures, ethnic groups, religions, socio-economic levels and nations through our global communications network
· Help young people develop self-respect, confidence in themselves and hope for the future
Why join the Roots & Shoots NYLC?
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• Create new connections and global friendships
• Participate in events and campaigns
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• Get opportunities to network with like-minded people
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Two nominees for appointment as Supreme Court Judges, Justices Anthony Alfred Benneh and Joseph Bawah Akamba, were yesterday grilled by the Appointment Committee of Parliament for hours as they were quizzed on several constitutional matters in the country.
Justice Benin, who was grilled for about two hours by members of the Parliamentary Committee, called for the abolition of death penalty, insisting there was no justification to keep the practice in the country.
Ghana, he stated, had ratified all the UN conventions, calling for the abolition of the death penalty and that it would be in the interest of justice if the practice was abolished for live sentences.
"If a person is given a death sentence and he is executed; and it is later found that he should have been freed, what harm would the nation have caused to that person?" Justice Benin quizzed rhetorically.
Justices Benin and Akamba were nominated by President John Dramani Mahama on the advice of the Judicial Council and in consultation with the Council of State, in accordance with Article 144 (2) of the constitution.
Until their nomination, the two were the most senior judges at the Court of Appeal and if they are approved, the total number of the judges in the highest court land will be increased from 13 to 15.
Justice Benin said the promotion of judges should be based on competence and merit or meritocracy, regardless of how long a judge has been on the bench.
He wished that no judge would be associated with any political party as this would ensure decisions taken by the bench are not viewed with partisan lenses.
On whether there should be upper limit or sealing of judges to Supreme Court, Justice Benin answered in the affirmative but added that it should be possible for all the judges in the highest court of the land to be empowered to have their say on constitutional matters.
He was however reminded that it could be difficult for the Supreme Court to review its decisions with the same number of judges.
However, Justice Benin responded that depending on new evidence presented in such a circumstance, the same number of judges could change their own decision during review.
Asked to proffer suggestions to deal with cases that were pending in court for years without trial, the nominee advocated the establishment of standing committees to review such cases.
Such committees, Justice Benin pointed out, should be able to advice the Chief Justice, the Police or the Attorney-General as the case might be on how to address the problem.
Appearing before the Appointment Committee, Justice Akamba reiterated the stance of his colleague that competence and efficiency should be considered in promoting judges on the bench.
He advocated the abolition of laws prosecuting people who attempted suicide, pointing out that people who attempted to kill themselves out of some frustration should rather be empathized with and not prosecuted.
"Introducing some innovation to deal with such people would be a better option rather than bringing such people to court to be sentenced," Justice Akamba suggested.
He also called for abolition of witches' camp in the country, as such practices were dehumanizing and in violation of human rights of women in these camps.
A member of the committee, lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea, had described the nominee as a level-headed judge who had the temperament to listen to all manner of lawyers.
"Some judges are brilliant but they do not have the intellectual temperament to listen to lawyers but I think you are different," lawyer Atta Akyea pointed out.
Another member of the committee, Ambrose Dery, described Justice Akamba as a very friendly judge who had always discharged his duties diligently.
Congratulating Justice Akamba on his appointment, Haruna Bayirga said the nominee was a role model to the people of the north and that his nomination to the highest court of the land would further inspire the youth from the three regions of the north to achieve high laurels.
Alhaji Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo was full of praise for the nominee for his humility.
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Hi. I'm new to the site. I'm 36 and have a 6 month old and a 5 year old.
I have been diagnosed with invasive ductal Her2+ er+ breast cancer.
I can't belive this is happening. I eat really well and stay active but I try to take solace in the fact it's just my body trying to kill me and nothing I've done personally!
EC chemo starts in two days! I'm scared about not being around to see my children grow up and that I'll be a tried wreck while I am.
I haven't met anyone so far at the hospital that is near my age so am feeling rather alone.
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Warm welcome to the club no one wants to join :(
Seems like you have almost the same diagnosis as my better half was given 6 years ago, so hang onto that thought.... details on our profile :)
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A Shipping Container is a large and strong stackable reusable box made of anti-corrosion steel called 'Corten steel'. They are built in various sizes, the most common sizes are 20 and 40 foot long.
They are capable of carrying a load of around 25 to 30 tonne and they are purpose built for moving a variety of cargo from one country to another on huge container ships.
After they have crossed the ocean hundreds or thousands of times they are decommissioned, then sold or rented out to have a new life.
Containers are very clever in design and have a very important role in the world for importing and exporting, there is much more to know about shipping containers.
This video shows how a container is constructed You Tube
Diagram of the parts required for building a container
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Containers are mostly built in these Standard sizes 8ft, 10ft, 20ft, 30ft and 40ft the most commonly used size is the 20ft (6.1 x 2.44mt) and 40ft (12.2 x 2.44mt).
The standard height is 8.6ft (2.6mt) 'High Cubes' are available in some sizes which makes a big difference when building a house, 'High Cube' height is 9.6ft or 2.9mt.
When planning to build a house or any construction with containers it is very important and useful to know the exterior and interior dimensions.
These steel container photos show features and different parts of a shipping container. Containers get their strength from the floor, corners and corner posts.
A container is weakened when an 'opening' is cut out in the walls or roof, therefore when any window or door hole is cut out it must be framed to restrengthen the wall or roof.
During construction of 'Our Container House' I took many photos, this page shows some images of the features of a steel shipping container.
Many thousands of 'shipping containers' are crossing the ocean every day on container ships to deliver 'everyday items to vehicles' and much more.
Everyone of those containers are on 'consignment to deliver goods' of just about anything you can think of, to anywhere in the world.
Anyone can organise to 'ship' a 'large box of goods' up to a 'full container' load.
To be able to ship a container you need to contact a 'freight company' who will provide a quote and all the information you need to have the goods delivered.
It is amazing what can be done with a steel box and a lot of imagination, anything from one to fifty containers or more have evolved into masterpieces to live in, explore or admire.
Everyone is very unique and demand attention as they can be stunning, very unusual, fun and bright colours, they also can be anything from rustic to ultra modern designs.
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It's finally here -- my fresh, new line! I'm so excited to get to share it with you now!
new market totes. . . .
squishy-soft lavender pillow sachets. . . .
even something for the kitties! (complete with organic catnip). . . .
This line was inspired by. . .
summer and the outdoors and even this heat wave: the sun-washed colors: cool on the skin, soft in the hands.
by my family: sun-kissed freckles, romps through dried grasses, dips in the pool in the hot evenings.
by picnics: sturdy, roomy and practical, the totes are ready for trips out and about!
by the recession: again, sturdy and practical, yet pretty and unique. Use again and again, for years to come. Reasonably and fairly priced for snug budgets.
I'll be adding just a few more items to this collection. More totes, more sachets (balsam!) and I'm working on a new grocery tote, too. This will be a very limited-time edition, due to me getting such a late start on it. Really, I'm already late getting started on fall, back-to-school and winter lines! But I'm just going to do what I can, and do my best at that. :)
Besides, growing a baby boy these days is taking up a lot of my energy. Can you believe he'll be here in 9 weeks? NINE WEEKS!! Now that's exciting, too!
Pippi update. . . .
Still saving up for her surgery. Getting closer, though! She seems to forget about her leg most of the time, until she tries to walk on it (OUCH) but she has adapted as well as can be expected. (Please note that all cat toy sales will go towards paying for her surgery.)
And that giveaway. . . .
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As delegates cast their votes for Hillary Clinton's nomination at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday, some are recalling memories of another Clinton.
More than 20 years ago, Bill Clinton stood before delegates, accepting their nomination for the 1992 presidential election. Much younger and less world-weary, this Bill Clinton talked about town halls he attended, his humble roots and childhood and his love for his wife.
The United States has come a long way since the days of the Comeback Kid, said Pembroke, Massachusetts, delegate Stephen Driscoll.
"For gays and lesbians — because we didn't have the 'B' and the 'T' then — the big question was whether or not the president Bill Clinton would say the word 'gay,'" Driscoll recalled of his first convention. "He did, but in 1992, he didn't."
"In 1996, our own negotiation was to get the president to say the word 'gay,'" Driscoll said, adding that their success was "a monumental step."
In part, this progress is due to significant shifts in the voter base.
Most astonishingly has been changes in public opinion on gay and lesbian relations. In 1992, 48 percent of Americans said such relations should be illegal and 44 percent disagreed. Now, it's 68 percent for, 28 percent opposing, according to Gallup Poll data compiled by NBC News.
Driscoll, who co-chairs the National Stonewall Democrats, said delegates advocating for gay and lesbian rights in 1996 had to "smuggle" signs and "rainbow stuff" onto the floor. They carried signs that said "Equal Rights for Newt's Sister," referencing Newt Gingrich's sister who had come out as lesbian.
On Tuesday, Driscoll was dressed in a rainbow-checkered shirt and pink shorts. He wore a rainbow necklace and LGBT-rights pins dotted his shirt and lanyard as he handed out Equality Now stickers to fellow delegates.
To say a lot has changed would be an understatement. Driscoll, who has attended every Democratic National Convention since 1996, called this progress "remarkable."
"The incorporation of LGBT people into the collaborate of the party is remarkable … the idea of this 20 years ago would've been preposterous," Driscoll said. "They wouldn't even let us bring flags onto the floor."
"It's so radically different now, so it tells you that social change can happen and it can happen very, very quickly."