Source: http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2011/08/photo_emroidery_collaboration.html
Friday, 19 August 2011
Thursday, 18 August 2011
May Birthday Giveaway: Troubadour Tote from Crystalyn Kae
[1]
What's going on here? My site started ten years ago this month and to celebrate I?m giving away something each weekday. Because I like you.
Welcome to Wednesday and it's giveaway: a Trourbadour Tote Bag [2] in the color of your choice from Crystalyn Kae. This is an awesome bag, it can fit a laptop (up to a 15" Macbook), has many useful interior pockets (go see the pictures [3]), a zipper top, and a gathered design in front that allows you to stuff the bag should you need (it can hold a water bottle and a pair of shoes, I see possibilities here). I see Crystalyn Kae bags on the shoulders of girls wherever I go in Seattle, her Topstitch Hobo [4] seems to be a favorite (at least from my highly unscientific pole of, well, my observations) and she always has a nice big booth at UCU [5] (a big craft and handmade goods show here in Seattle that is worth traveling for). Crystalyn Kae bags are made from an embossed coated canvas which is lightweight and waterproof (necessary here) and it can even be thrown into the washer. The bags are all made by hand in the US and it's very good construction (I have examined it), have comfortable handles, most of them are vegan (unless otherwise noted), and have perfectly chosen contrasting lining. One of her newest items is the Pleated Clutch [6] and I think I have a crush on it.
If you'd like to win the fabulous Troubadour Tote Bag please leave a comment with this post, and if you'd like something to chat about answer this question: Do you prefer your bags in neutrals or bright colors? Me? I have been trying my utmost to buy bags in bright colors since my wardrobe stubbornly, perhaps reliably, stays in the range of black to gray. Having colorful bags means I can accessorize to my mood without thinking too much about it. So far it's working, I think. Alright, you have until 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 19th to enter, the fine print [7] applies. Good luck! Closed, thank you for entering!
[1] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-troubadour-tote-c-204_55
[2] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-troubadour-tote-c-204_55
[3] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-troubadour-tote-c-204_55
[4] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-topstitch-hobo-c-204_16
[5] http://urbancraftuprising.com/
[6] http://www.crystalynkae.com/pleated-clutches-c-222
[7] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
What's going on here? My site started ten years ago this month and to celebrate I?m giving away something each weekday. Because I like you.
Welcome to Wednesday and it's giveaway: a Trourbadour Tote Bag [2] in the color of your choice from Crystalyn Kae. This is an awesome bag, it can fit a laptop (up to a 15" Macbook), has many useful interior pockets (go see the pictures [3]), a zipper top, and a gathered design in front that allows you to stuff the bag should you need (it can hold a water bottle and a pair of shoes, I see possibilities here). I see Crystalyn Kae bags on the shoulders of girls wherever I go in Seattle, her Topstitch Hobo [4] seems to be a favorite (at least from my highly unscientific pole of, well, my observations) and she always has a nice big booth at UCU [5] (a big craft and handmade goods show here in Seattle that is worth traveling for). Crystalyn Kae bags are made from an embossed coated canvas which is lightweight and waterproof (necessary here) and it can even be thrown into the washer. The bags are all made by hand in the US and it's very good construction (I have examined it), have comfortable handles, most of them are vegan (unless otherwise noted), and have perfectly chosen contrasting lining. One of her newest items is the Pleated Clutch [6] and I think I have a crush on it.
If you'd like to win the fabulous Troubadour Tote Bag please leave a comment with this post, and if you'd like something to chat about answer this question: Do you prefer your bags in neutrals or bright colors? Me? I have been trying my utmost to buy bags in bright colors since my wardrobe stubbornly, perhaps reliably, stays in the range of black to gray. Having colorful bags means I can accessorize to my mood without thinking too much about it. So far it's working, I think. Alright, you have until 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 19th to enter, the fine print [7] applies. Good luck! Closed, thank you for entering!
[1] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-troubadour-tote-c-204_55
[2] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-troubadour-tote-c-204_55
[3] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-troubadour-tote-c-204_55
[4] http://www.crystalynkae.com/shop-by-style-topstitch-hobo-c-204_16
[5] http://urbancraftuprising.com/
[6] http://www.crystalynkae.com/pleated-clutches-c-222
[7] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
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Kottke [1].The Hairpin, What to do with your allowance this week [2]. I want Jane Feltes to be my sister.
[1] http://kottke.org/11/06/how-to-write-books
[2] http://thehairpin.com/2011/07/friday-bargain-bin-what-to-do-with-your-allowance-this-week-16
[1] http://kottke.org/11/06/how-to-write-books
[2] http://thehairpin.com/2011/07/friday-bargain-bin-what-to-do-with-your-allowance-this-week-16
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/notmartha/~3/RrCB2fu5vWA/
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flower drinking straws - The Crafts Dept. Simple and lovely.How-To: Hedge Maze Area Rug @Craftzine.com blog. I have a special litle spot in my heart for hedge mazes.make grow gather - summercraft: picnic�weights. These super easy polka dot rocks are so cute it hurts.Rocket Candy Crackers - The Crafts Dept. I am Wish I'd Thought Of That level in love with this.swissmiss | Woven Gift Toppers. Very cool.
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Christmas Book Advent Calendar
Gosh, I hope you all like advent calendars as much as I do because I keep finding new and clever ideas, like this Christmas Book Advent Calendar. If you keep an eye out through the year or if you think ahead for next year at the Christmas clearance sales, then you will have the 25 [...]
Source: http://allcrafts.allcraftsblogs.com/2011/07/27/christmas-book-advent-calendar/
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Wednesday, 17 August 2011
photo: typical
It's not well known but one of the best views in Seattle is from the Observation Deck of the Columbia Tower (one of our skyscrapers). To get there you take a bank of elevators up to one floor and transfer over to another bank of elevators and, hold on, what do you find as you're walking past? A Starbucks! A Starbucks with a pretty great view.
Above is one of the first views that greets you from the Observation Deck. I've circled the Space Needle in orange to show you how tiny it seems from the Columbia Tower. See? Cute.
Here is the proof of the Starbucks. It's free to get up to it, by the way.
To get to the observation deck you take the bank of elevators in the North Lobby to the 40th floor, pass by that Starbucks, then take those elevators to the 73rd floor. Follow the signs to the left. It's about $5 per person to get in and then you find yourself looking down at the Space Needle, which is pretty cool. The views are nearly 360 degrees and on a clear day you can see all the surroundings mountains. It's far cheaper than the Space Needle, involves a whole lot less waiting and zero souvenir photographs. (The Space Needle, though, does have glass elevators and a rotating restaurant.) It's one of my favorite places to bring visitors. And not just to show off that yes we really do have Starbucks everywhere.
update: Not too long after this I found myself taking a picture of the Columbia Tower from the top of the Space Needle [1] for comparison.
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/07/15/one-view-from-the-space-needle/
Above is one of the first views that greets you from the Observation Deck. I've circled the Space Needle in orange to show you how tiny it seems from the Columbia Tower. See? Cute.
Here is the proof of the Starbucks. It's free to get up to it, by the way.
To get to the observation deck you take the bank of elevators in the North Lobby to the 40th floor, pass by that Starbucks, then take those elevators to the 73rd floor. Follow the signs to the left. It's about $5 per person to get in and then you find yourself looking down at the Space Needle, which is pretty cool. The views are nearly 360 degrees and on a clear day you can see all the surroundings mountains. It's far cheaper than the Space Needle, involves a whole lot less waiting and zero souvenir photographs. (The Space Needle, though, does have glass elevators and a rotating restaurant.) It's one of my favorite places to bring visitors. And not just to show off that yes we really do have Starbucks everywhere.
update: Not too long after this I found myself taking a picture of the Columbia Tower from the top of the Space Needle [1] for comparison.
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/07/15/one-view-from-the-space-needle/
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/notmartha/~3/kfJeGrj3REc/
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Back to School ~ Kindergartner Pants
Tawny Bee from Tawny Bee and The L-T Experience created this Kindergartner Pants tutorial for our Back to School series. You can size the pants up or down using a pair of pants that fits your child as a guide...Source: http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/08/back-to-school-kindergartner-pants/
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links: travel
Where to go around Western Washington? | Ask MetaFilter. Day trips from Seattle, I should try to do all of these.catskills guide | Design*Sponge. I must get myself to this place.Stop Paying Attention - I Love You Chicago; Page 2. Lucy says goodbye to Chicago and gifts us a huge list of her favorite places there.
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Kottke [1].The Hairpin, What to do with your allowance this week [2]. I want Jane Feltes to be my sister.
[1] http://kottke.org/11/06/how-to-write-books
[2] http://thehairpin.com/2011/07/friday-bargain-bin-what-to-do-with-your-allowance-this-week-16
[1] http://kottke.org/11/06/how-to-write-books
[2] http://thehairpin.com/2011/07/friday-bargain-bin-what-to-do-with-your-allowance-this-week-16
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New Comment on Paper Mache Penguin
I think this looks like a good idea i was on google trying to find a good peper mache penguin and i come across this site which i thought was great from my homework ill report back what my score was to see how good this actually is <3 peacce Source: http://www.craftbits.com/project/paper-mache-penguin#comment_40577
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Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Giveaway ~ Organic Bags + Fabric
Visit the Green Bag Lady to win free fabric from Sew,Mama,Sew! or new organic cotton bags...Source: http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/08/giveaway-organic-bags-fabric/
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links: shopping
gingham dress [1].Martha Stewart Faux Bois Tree Stand - Grandin Road. If we had real trees at Christmas I would absolutely buy this. It's a wide fake tree trunk that waters your real tree. Oops! It's actually for artificial trees.How to Buy the Perfect Gift for Your Niece or Nephew | The Hairpin.CB2 - bamboo dry erase. I wonder if I could fit this into my office room?swissmiss | Just launched: Tattly. Awesome temporary tattoos created by designers.
[1] http://www.stitchandhem.com/items/fitted-vintage-inspired-dress-in-navy-gingham_1306949442/
[1] http://www.stitchandhem.com/items/fitted-vintage-inspired-dress-in-navy-gingham_1306949442/
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/notmartha/~3/2Gepo4IwyRs/
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May Birthday Giveaways!
Hi, hello, hi there. This May marks the tenth year of Not Martha, ten years! A whole decade! To celebrate I'm holding giveaways each weekday in May filled with stuff I love from people I know. It's gonna be fun.
Looking back at the archives I see the first post was on May 22nd, 2001 and I only posted six things that month. The very first post to this site was about a kit that helps you put gifts inside of balloons [1] (sadly, a dead link), the second post was about a long time love of mine the Meathead [2] (miraculously it's still there [3], it's a plastic skull covered with red jello then layers of cold cuts to be served at Halloween and the reason I called my meatloaf hand the Meat Hand [4]), my third post was a list of stuff I liked [5] including retro video games, cookbooks and dishes made of sugar. Posts four [6], five [7] and six [8] are regarding Fluevog shoes that leave hoof prints, gasses that preserve a half empty bottle of wine, and the article in Salon that mentions a magazine that would be published sometime later that year, it was called "Readymade". Taking just the first six posts into consideration I'm gonna go ahead and say this here site hasn't changed much in the past decade. It really doesn't seem like that long.
Each giveaway will take entries for about 24 hours and the first one will be tomorrow morning. Good luck everybody!
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3748413/
[2] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3756879/
[3] http://cascade.mit.edu/halloween/meathead.html
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2009/10/27/meat-hand/
[5] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/23/3764482/
[6] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847111/
[7] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847974/
[8] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/30/3859563/
Looking back at the archives I see the first post was on May 22nd, 2001 and I only posted six things that month. The very first post to this site was about a kit that helps you put gifts inside of balloons [1] (sadly, a dead link), the second post was about a long time love of mine the Meathead [2] (miraculously it's still there [3], it's a plastic skull covered with red jello then layers of cold cuts to be served at Halloween and the reason I called my meatloaf hand the Meat Hand [4]), my third post was a list of stuff I liked [5] including retro video games, cookbooks and dishes made of sugar. Posts four [6], five [7] and six [8] are regarding Fluevog shoes that leave hoof prints, gasses that preserve a half empty bottle of wine, and the article in Salon that mentions a magazine that would be published sometime later that year, it was called "Readymade". Taking just the first six posts into consideration I'm gonna go ahead and say this here site hasn't changed much in the past decade. It really doesn't seem like that long.
Each giveaway will take entries for about 24 hours and the first one will be tomorrow morning. Good luck everybody!
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3748413/
[2] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3756879/
[3] http://cascade.mit.edu/halloween/meathead.html
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2009/10/27/meat-hand/
[5] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/23/3764482/
[6] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847111/
[7] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847974/
[8] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/30/3859563/
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A Whole Lotta Nothing.How I saved my Porsche from a flood by floating it [1], Gizmodo.Kottke [2].
[1] http://a.wholelottanothing.org/
[2] http://kottke.org/11/06/how-to-open-a-bag-of-charcoal
[1] http://a.wholelottanothing.org/
[2] http://kottke.org/11/06/how-to-open-a-bag-of-charcoal
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Kirby Krackle at San Diego Comic Con, new album and a show
[1]
Are you at Comic Con right now? First: I'm jealous. Second: Allow me to suggest heading to see Kirby Krackle [2] perform tonight, Thursday, at The Third Annual San Diego Comic-Concert: A Night of Geek Rock at The Stage in Downtown San Diego (6 blocks from the Convention Center) from 8:00pm - 12:00am. You can get tickets here [3]. They put on a damn good show and you will love it, promise. Disclosure: My husband Scott [4] plays bass for Kirby Krackle, but even if not I'd be telling you about this because as it turns out a dear friend of mine grew up with Kyle, one of the founders of the band, and Kyle plays guitar with Explone [5], which Scott also plays bass with. Seattle is a big-small town that way.
Kirby Krackle is also debuting their shiny brand new album, Super Powered Love [6], at the con and you can buy it right from them at booth #1803. There is one song in particular that is worth the purchase, you'll know which when you hear it. Tell them I said hello! And if you speak beer geek ask Kyle about his Charging Hippo Brewing Company. I'm a picky beer drinker and can confidently say you'll be hearing about it in the future.
[1] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[2] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[3] http://comicsonline.com/comic-concert
[4] http://www.scottandrew.com
[5] http://www.explone.com/
[6] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/music.html
Are you at Comic Con right now? First: I'm jealous. Second: Allow me to suggest heading to see Kirby Krackle [2] perform tonight, Thursday, at The Third Annual San Diego Comic-Concert: A Night of Geek Rock at The Stage in Downtown San Diego (6 blocks from the Convention Center) from 8:00pm - 12:00am. You can get tickets here [3]. They put on a damn good show and you will love it, promise. Disclosure: My husband Scott [4] plays bass for Kirby Krackle, but even if not I'd be telling you about this because as it turns out a dear friend of mine grew up with Kyle, one of the founders of the band, and Kyle plays guitar with Explone [5], which Scott also plays bass with. Seattle is a big-small town that way.
Kirby Krackle is also debuting their shiny brand new album, Super Powered Love [6], at the con and you can buy it right from them at booth #1803. There is one song in particular that is worth the purchase, you'll know which when you hear it. Tell them I said hello! And if you speak beer geek ask Kyle about his Charging Hippo Brewing Company. I'm a picky beer drinker and can confidently say you'll be hearing about it in the future.
[1] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[2] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[3] http://comicsonline.com/comic-concert
[4] http://www.scottandrew.com
[5] http://www.explone.com/
[6] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/music.html
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Monday, 15 August 2011
Six More Top DIY Dad's Day Gifts
Looking for ways to make something nifty as a Father's Day gift? Make it easy on the wallet and get the kids involved, too.
Source: http://www.suite101.com/content/six-more-top-diy-dads-day-gifts-a374040
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Introducing ~ Tawny from The L-T Experience
Tawny from The L-T Experience has been a part of the Sew,Mama,Sew! for years! Source: http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/08/introducing-tawny-from-the-l-t-experience/
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Sunday, 14 August 2011
photo: typical
It's not well known but one of the best views in Seattle is from the Observation Deck of the Columbia Tower (one of our skyscrapers). To get there you take a bank of elevators up to one floor and transfer over to another bank of elevators and, hold on, what do you find as you're walking past? A Starbucks! A Starbucks with a pretty great view.
Above is one of the first views that greets you from the Observation Deck. I've circled the Space Needle in orange to show you how tiny it seems from the Columbia Tower. See? Cute.
Here is the proof of the Starbucks. It's free to get up to it, by the way.
To get to the observation deck you take the bank of elevators in the North Lobby to the 40th floor, pass by that Starbucks, then take those elevators to the 73rd floor. Follow the signs to the left. It's about $5 per person to get in and then you find yourself looking down at the Space Needle, which is pretty cool. The views are nearly 360 degrees and on a clear day you can see all the surroundings mountains. It's far cheaper than the Space Needle, involves a whole lot less waiting and zero souvenir photographs. (The Space Needle, though, does have glass elevators and a rotating restaurant.) It's one of my favorite places to bring visitors. And not just to show off that yes we really do have Starbucks everywhere.
update: Not too long after this I found myself taking a picture of the Columbia Tower from the top of the Space Needle [1] for comparison.
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/07/15/one-view-from-the-space-needle/
Above is one of the first views that greets you from the Observation Deck. I've circled the Space Needle in orange to show you how tiny it seems from the Columbia Tower. See? Cute.
Here is the proof of the Starbucks. It's free to get up to it, by the way.
To get to the observation deck you take the bank of elevators in the North Lobby to the 40th floor, pass by that Starbucks, then take those elevators to the 73rd floor. Follow the signs to the left. It's about $5 per person to get in and then you find yourself looking down at the Space Needle, which is pretty cool. The views are nearly 360 degrees and on a clear day you can see all the surroundings mountains. It's far cheaper than the Space Needle, involves a whole lot less waiting and zero souvenir photographs. (The Space Needle, though, does have glass elevators and a rotating restaurant.) It's one of my favorite places to bring visitors. And not just to show off that yes we really do have Starbucks everywhere.
update: Not too long after this I found myself taking a picture of the Columbia Tower from the top of the Space Needle [1] for comparison.
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/07/15/one-view-from-the-space-needle/
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/notmartha/~3/kfJeGrj3REc/
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links: technology
swissmiss | Make Photoshop Faster.Does this LED sound funny to you? - Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories. All about the candle flicker LED.Nordstrom Mobile POS at GirlHacker's Random Log. Oh dear, this could lead to a dangerous amount of spontaneous purchasing.TIGSource � Recent Good Knytt Stories #3. I'm so very glad levels are still being made, Knytt Stories remains one of my all time favorite games.I buy macs, despite the premium, but my macbook pro just died and fcpx may signal the end of needing a mac to edit video. Should I not buy a mac? | Ask MetaFilter. Our house has been primarily PC but recently Scott bought a Macbook for the video editing that came with it. I'll be interested to see if that changes. Right now we're happy being a mixed house.swissmiss | Don?t Fear The Internet. Basics for non-web designers.'Machinarium' Heading To iPad Next Month | Touch Arcade. It's from the makers of Samarost. Few things make me wish I had an iPad, this is one.
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links: food
What's the Difference? Pale Ales, IPAs, & Double IPAs Beer Sessions | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn.How to host a blind wine tasting | HJEntertains.Coconut Margarita - Martha Stewart Recipes. How did I not see these before? Found at a lost Pinterest page.The Best Surface For Baking Pizza, Part 3: Quarry Tiles | Slice Pizza Blog. She outlines all the things that have kept me from using stone tiles in my oven, they just aren't as convenient as one big pizza stone.Chinese Appetizer Recipe Week: Soup Dumplings | Serious Eats.
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Barbie Evening Gown and Coat Crochet Pattern
Barbie will attend any gala in style when you make this Barbie Evening Gown and Coat Crochet Pattern! Black and white is quite elegant while a solid red would be very nice, too. Added to Crochet Doll Clothes Patterns Please vote by clicking: Like this Craft? — Like a little? — Not really? Share on [...]
Source: http://allcrafts.allcraftsblogs.com/2011/08/01/barbie-evening-gown-and-coat-crochet-pattern/
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Saturday, 13 August 2011
May Birthday Giveaway: World of Geekcraft
[1]
Today is a bit of synchronicity, my month of giveaways coincided with the blog book tour for World of Geekcraft [2], Step-by-Step Instructions for 25 Super-Cool Craft Projects. The author is Susan Beal, a super cool lady who writes for Craft, Stitch, ReadyMade, CraftStylish, Geekcrafts.com, has her own site at West Coast Crafty [3] and whose many books have appeared on my site before (most recently see Modern Log Cabin Quilting [4]). But more importantly she is one of those people whom I've known online (and in person) forever, very close to a decade. To learn more about the World of Geekcraft book check out the blog [5] and you can find PDF instructions and templates for the Pow! Zap! Magnets right here [6]. The book tour is headed over to House on Hill Road [7] and Public School [8] tomorrow, go and visit.
If you'd like to win a copy of World of Geekcraft please leave a comment with this post. You've got until Friday, May 13th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [9] applies. If you'd like something to mention answer this question: What was your favorite geeky tv show or movie when you were a kid? Me? I'm gonna have to go with Buck Rogers. Alright, good luck! Closed! Thanks for entering!
[1] http://www.chroniclebooks.com/index/main,book-info/store,books/products_id,9203/title,World-of-Geekcraft
[2] http://www.chroniclebooks.com/index/main,book-info/store,books/products_id,9203/title,World-of-Geekcraft
[3] http://westcoastcrafty.wordpress.com/
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/04/04/giveaway-modern-log-cabin-quilting/
[5] http://worldofgeekcraftbook.wordpress.com/
[6] http://www.chroniclebooks.com/powzap/powzaptemplate_download.pdf
[7] http://www.houseonhillroad.com/
[8] http://gotopublicschool.com/
[9] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
Today is a bit of synchronicity, my month of giveaways coincided with the blog book tour for World of Geekcraft [2], Step-by-Step Instructions for 25 Super-Cool Craft Projects. The author is Susan Beal, a super cool lady who writes for Craft, Stitch, ReadyMade, CraftStylish, Geekcrafts.com, has her own site at West Coast Crafty [3] and whose many books have appeared on my site before (most recently see Modern Log Cabin Quilting [4]). But more importantly she is one of those people whom I've known online (and in person) forever, very close to a decade. To learn more about the World of Geekcraft book check out the blog [5] and you can find PDF instructions and templates for the Pow! Zap! Magnets right here [6]. The book tour is headed over to House on Hill Road [7] and Public School [8] tomorrow, go and visit.
If you'd like to win a copy of World of Geekcraft please leave a comment with this post. You've got until Friday, May 13th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [9] applies. If you'd like something to mention answer this question: What was your favorite geeky tv show or movie when you were a kid? Me? I'm gonna have to go with Buck Rogers. Alright, good luck! Closed! Thanks for entering!
[1] http://www.chroniclebooks.com/index/main,book-info/store,books/products_id,9203/title,World-of-Geekcraft
[2] http://www.chroniclebooks.com/index/main,book-info/store,books/products_id,9203/title,World-of-Geekcraft
[3] http://westcoastcrafty.wordpress.com/
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/04/04/giveaway-modern-log-cabin-quilting/
[5] http://worldofgeekcraftbook.wordpress.com/
[6] http://www.chroniclebooks.com/powzap/powzaptemplate_download.pdf
[7] http://www.houseonhillroad.com/
[8] http://gotopublicschool.com/
[9] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
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links: travel
Kickmap NYC 24 | app.itize.us. From the entry: "Since relocating New York, this app has come in handy when navigating the various subway stops to and from Brooklyn. Its taken the simplicity of Massimo Vignellis original design and modernized it to be used w/ gestural interactions. They also have a day/night view w/ changes to subway stop coverage. Simple, elegant and colorful and useful to boot!"Ode to Manny's by David Schmader - The Stranger. If you love beer and you visit the PNW I insist you try Manny's.A Vacation in Seattle with Kids | Frantic Foodie. How to vacation in our own city in great style!Airport Reviews | The Guide to Sleeping in Airports. A good site to keep in mind for my next too-long layover.Where and when to see aurora borealis in 2012? | Ask MetaFilter.Splendid Thing: White Noise Apps for Travel | Nothing But Bonfires.RER strike in Paris today. What should I do to get to Charles de Gaulle airport? | Ask MetaFilter.Day trip to Greenland from Iceland? | Ask MetaFilter and Iceland! is five hours enough time to get out of the airport, especially to the Blue Lagoon? | Ask MetaFilter. There is a bus service that goes to the lagoon and back from the airport. If I ever fly through Iceland again I'll look for a nice long layover.You know how sometimes you find a single object that makes travel so much less inconvenient, uncomfortable, or disorganized? Please tell me what I would buy now if only I knew of its existence | Ask MetaFilter.
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one view from the Space Needle
Last month I took a picture of the Space Needle from the Columbia Tower Observation Deck [1] (also shown below). Last night I happened to find myself on top of the Space Needle, so I took a picture of the Columbia Tower to compare. They both seem tiny from these vantage points. Hello tiny self way over there!
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/06/22/photo-typical/
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/06/22/photo-typical/
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Giveaway ~ Organic Bags + Fabric
Visit the Green Bag Lady to win free fabric from Sew,Mama,Sew! or new organic cotton bags...Source: http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/08/giveaway-organic-bags-fabric/
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links: the home
Potato Print Artwork DIY, at Oh Happy Day!. This is lovely and simple.J-Me | Nest Wall Shoe Rack. Nice and compact.When apartment-hunting, how can you tell if a place has good inter-unit sound insulation? | Ask MetaFilter. Knock on the laminate flooring that I own, may I never have to worry about this again. Then again, as I type this it's 1:46 a.m. and I just heard my (otherwise very quiet) next door neighbor sneeze.shelterrific � desk zen: footed aeriums. I want one of these.shelterrific � kinda genius: painted foam core bookcase inserts. Instead of painting the bookcase itself, fake it with foam core. As somebody who hates commitment I salute this.
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Friday, 12 August 2011
Printable Left-Right Baby Shower Game
Are you wondering how to play a left-right game? Popular at parties, someone reads a short story to the group. Each time the word right or left is mentioned, a prize is passed in that direction by the seated players. Whoever has the prize at the end of the story wins the prize! Here’s a [...]
Source: http://allcrafts.allcraftsblogs.com/2011/08/07/printable-left-right-baby-shower-game/
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links: food
I've decided to make my own nougat. Please give me tips and recipes! | Ask MetaFilter. I have a source that has her people bring this amazing nougat from Taiwan. It's seriously addictive. If we could figure out how to make our own we could sell it for street value, for reals.And a decaf for me � Busywork. Laura accidentally discovers how to make her own vanilla tea, excellent!Snakes on a Stick � Edible Crafts. Well presented breadsticks, I'm keeping this one for Halloween.Toasted S?more-Stuffed Strawberries. (with a gluten-free option), at 1 Fine Cookie. These are so lovely!Pourfect Whisk-A-Bowl � Baking Bites. A spring whisk for your mixer which works faster than the balloon whisk, nice.
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links: technology
Ask Metafilter [1].A Whole Lotta Nothing: Kickstarter tips from a fan of crowd-funding.Upgrading from a Basic Canon Rebel DSLR | Making it Lovely.I am wondering what new podcasts are out that are in the category: "Mindblowing." Things that amaze, inspire, or make you reflect | Ask MetaFilter.Lara Ferroni � Plate to Pixel and Other Food Photography Resources.Reunited (With Blogs) And It Feels So Gooood : whoorl. About how it used to be, and getting that back with the Google Reader Next Button for your browser, I'll have to do this. Somehow I still miss you-know-what-Lines, my Google Reader seems impenetrable.
[1] http://ask.metafilter.com/184984/Cant-remember-address-of-website-with-interviews-about-computing-preferences-of-famous-people
[1] http://ask.metafilter.com/184984/Cant-remember-address-of-website-with-interviews-about-computing-preferences-of-famous-people
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Back to School ~ Laptop Bag
Make your favorite student of any age a new Laptop Bag for Back to School...Source: http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/08/back-to-school-laptop-bag/
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Strawberry Pizza
This weekend we visited a neighborhood favorite of ours, Flying Squirrel Pizza Company [1], and one of their specials was this pizza called The Strawberry Alarm: "An experiment that exceeded all expectations! This is soon to be one of our classics. Tomato sauce, mozzarella, Salumi coppa, organic strawberries, Laura Chenel goat cheese, and chopped walnuts. Spicy and sweet and incredible." It is good, and really interesting. The strawberries add a bit of sweetness, like with fig pizzas. It made me wonder if a strawberry and basil pizza would work out too.
[1] http://www.flyingsquirrelpizza.com/
[1] http://www.flyingsquirrelpizza.com/
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May Birthday Giveaway: lollipop collection from This Charming Candy
What?s going on here? My site started ten years ago this month and to celebrate I?m giving away something each weekday. Because I like you.
Today I have sweet stuff to give away. This Charming Candy [1] is awesomely offering any one of their lollipop collections [2] to the lucky winner. The company is made up of two lovely ladies, Susan and Kate, and the lollipops are all made by hand here in Seattle. The flavors are carefully tested by panels of tasters (I had the luck to be one once) so only the best surface. And the lollipops are beautiful! After seeing them all lined up at the CakeSpy Shop I nearly wanted to buy a bunch to decorate my dining room table. You can choose between any of their collections [3]: Fruit Basket (their newest), Spice Rack, Celebration Time, Adventurer's Pack and Breakfast Tray. I must try that Salted Caramel flavor, oh, and the Tangerine-Clove too. I see sugar in my immediate future.
You want some candy? Of course you do! To win please leave a comment with this entry and if you'd like something to chat about (I love reading all the comments) answer this question: What was your favorite candy when you were a kid? I liked spice drops at Christmastime. There I said it, I was a weird child! Your turn, you've got until Wednesday, June 1st at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [4] applies. Good luck! Closed, thanks for entering!
[1] http://www.thischarmingcandy.com
[2] http://www.thischarmingcandy.com/p/products-flavors.html
[3] http://www.thischarmingcandy.com/p/products-flavors.html
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
Today I have sweet stuff to give away. This Charming Candy [1] is awesomely offering any one of their lollipop collections [2] to the lucky winner. The company is made up of two lovely ladies, Susan and Kate, and the lollipops are all made by hand here in Seattle. The flavors are carefully tested by panels of tasters (I had the luck to be one once) so only the best surface. And the lollipops are beautiful! After seeing them all lined up at the CakeSpy Shop I nearly wanted to buy a bunch to decorate my dining room table. You can choose between any of their collections [3]: Fruit Basket (their newest), Spice Rack, Celebration Time, Adventurer's Pack and Breakfast Tray. I must try that Salted Caramel flavor, oh, and the Tangerine-Clove too. I see sugar in my immediate future.
You want some candy? Of course you do! To win please leave a comment with this entry and if you'd like something to chat about (I love reading all the comments) answer this question: What was your favorite candy when you were a kid? I liked spice drops at Christmastime. There I said it, I was a weird child! Your turn, you've got until Wednesday, June 1st at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [4] applies. Good luck! Closed, thanks for entering!
[1] http://www.thischarmingcandy.com
[2] http://www.thischarmingcandy.com/p/products-flavors.html
[3] http://www.thischarmingcandy.com/p/products-flavors.html
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
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Thursday, 11 August 2011
Back to School ~ Messenger Bag
Rebecca from Our Busy Little Bunch shows you how to whip up a cute messenger bag in today's tutorial, complete with an optional divider...Source: http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/08/back-to-school-messenger-bag/
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photo: a sign painter
I was walking through the Georgetown neighborhood and spotted this nice guy painting a sign by hand. I stopped to ask if I could take a photo and mentioned I knew somebody who is making a film about people who paint signs by hand. "Faythe [1]?" He asked. Indeed. The world, it is small.
[1] http://faythelevine.blogspot.com/
[1] http://faythelevine.blogspot.com/
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Learn How to Do Mirror Etching
Learn how to do mirror etching with step-by-step instruction.
Source: http://www.suite101.com/content/learn-how-to-do-mirror-etching-a375005
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May Birthday Giveaway: Gluten-free Girl and the Chef
What?s going on here? My site started ten years ago this month and to celebrate I?m giving away something each weekday. Because I like you.
Today I've got a copy of Gluten-free Girl and the Chef [1] to give away, it was written by Shauna and Danny Ahern who do the site titled, you've perhaps guessed, Gluten-free Girl and the Chef [2]. I talked about Shauna's first book a few years back when I spent the day being gluten-free [3] and discovered gluten is everywhere, including my toothpaste and my hair product. At the time I met Shauna I knew one person who had celiac, and since then I've met many more. It seems like every one of those I've met has gone through a struggle with what they cannot eat anymore and this is where Shauna comes in, she is a generous, happy, glowing soul who focuses instead on all the goodness one can uncover while eating gluten-free and she shares that. This book was written after she married Danny, the chef in the title (and one awesome guy, if I may say so), and the book covers a love story (romantic sigh) and lots of recipes and beautiful inspiring photos.
Do you live gluten-free or know somebody who does? Then this book is one you'll want. To enter please leave a comment with this entry and, if you'd like something to talk about (I love reading all the stories!), here is a question to answer: Do you know somebody with celiac? I'll go first: When I was living in San Francisco I learned about the disease from a co-worker who had been diagnosed earlier that year, it was completely new to me. Now it seems that a startling number of people I know have celiac. Alright, you've got until Thursday, May 26th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [4] applies and as always good luck! Closed, thank you for entering!
[1] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0470419717/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=notmartha-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=0470419717
[2] http://glutenfreegirl.com/
[3] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2007/10/25/one-gluten-free-day/
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
Today I've got a copy of Gluten-free Girl and the Chef [1] to give away, it was written by Shauna and Danny Ahern who do the site titled, you've perhaps guessed, Gluten-free Girl and the Chef [2]. I talked about Shauna's first book a few years back when I spent the day being gluten-free [3] and discovered gluten is everywhere, including my toothpaste and my hair product. At the time I met Shauna I knew one person who had celiac, and since then I've met many more. It seems like every one of those I've met has gone through a struggle with what they cannot eat anymore and this is where Shauna comes in, she is a generous, happy, glowing soul who focuses instead on all the goodness one can uncover while eating gluten-free and she shares that. This book was written after she married Danny, the chef in the title (and one awesome guy, if I may say so), and the book covers a love story (romantic sigh) and lots of recipes and beautiful inspiring photos.
Do you live gluten-free or know somebody who does? Then this book is one you'll want. To enter please leave a comment with this entry and, if you'd like something to talk about (I love reading all the stories!), here is a question to answer: Do you know somebody with celiac? I'll go first: When I was living in San Francisco I learned about the disease from a co-worker who had been diagnosed earlier that year, it was completely new to me. Now it seems that a startling number of people I know have celiac. Alright, you've got until Thursday, May 26th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [4] applies and as always good luck! Closed, thank you for entering!
[1] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0470419717/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=notmartha-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=0470419717
[2] http://glutenfreegirl.com/
[3] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2007/10/25/one-gluten-free-day/
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
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Wednesday, 10 August 2011
May Birthday Giveaway: jewelry from Dave Sheely Designs
[1]
What?s going on here? My site started ten years ago this month and to celebrate I?m giving away something each weekday. Because I like you.
Today I've got two pairs of earrings and one hilarious ring from Dave Sheely Designs [2] for one lucky person. Dave knows his resins and uses only the highest quality in his jewelry, they don't discolor over time, don't shatter, and are scratch resistant (which means a bright orange ring I have of his has stayed as lovely and shiny as the day Scott gifted it to me!). Each of his pieces is hand colored and polished, and since Dave is a friend I can tell you a whole lot of care goes into each one. His designs combine bright colors and a sense of humor and often incorporate beach glass or tiny objects meticulously placed, take a look at his Floating Red Gemstone [3], or the Crystal Esther Ring [4] to see some of my favorites. Today I've got two pairs of textured earrings, one set of orange discs and one set of teal shapes (these earrings are super lightweight, I've held some), and one "Ring Finger Ring" (size 9) which is made to flip and point on it's own. Oh gosh that is so weird, I want one.
If you'd like to win this fabulous set of jewelry from Dave Sheely Designs please leave a comment with this post and, if you'd like something to talk about, answer this question: Have you ever lost a favorite piece of jewelry? I have, in high school I had a favorite chunky silver ring that held a particular sort of teenage symbolism for me. I lost it in the dressing room of a TJ Maxx while trying on prom dresses. I was heartbroken. Ever since then I tend to obsessively check to make sure my jewelry is in place (and it's also one big reason I didn't want a real diamond in my engagement/wedding ring). Ok, you've got until Wednesday, May 25th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [5] applies, good luck! Closed, thanks so much for entering!
[1] http://www.etsy.com/shop/davesheelydesigns
[2] http://www.etsy.com/shop/davesheelydesigns
[3] http://www.etsy.com/listing/18091186/flame-red-gemstone-floats-in-clear-resin
[4] http://www.etsy.com/listing/18702698/the-esther-ring-crystal-tinged-with-blue
[5] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
What?s going on here? My site started ten years ago this month and to celebrate I?m giving away something each weekday. Because I like you.
Today I've got two pairs of earrings and one hilarious ring from Dave Sheely Designs [2] for one lucky person. Dave knows his resins and uses only the highest quality in his jewelry, they don't discolor over time, don't shatter, and are scratch resistant (which means a bright orange ring I have of his has stayed as lovely and shiny as the day Scott gifted it to me!). Each of his pieces is hand colored and polished, and since Dave is a friend I can tell you a whole lot of care goes into each one. His designs combine bright colors and a sense of humor and often incorporate beach glass or tiny objects meticulously placed, take a look at his Floating Red Gemstone [3], or the Crystal Esther Ring [4] to see some of my favorites. Today I've got two pairs of textured earrings, one set of orange discs and one set of teal shapes (these earrings are super lightweight, I've held some), and one "Ring Finger Ring" (size 9) which is made to flip and point on it's own. Oh gosh that is so weird, I want one.
If you'd like to win this fabulous set of jewelry from Dave Sheely Designs please leave a comment with this post and, if you'd like something to talk about, answer this question: Have you ever lost a favorite piece of jewelry? I have, in high school I had a favorite chunky silver ring that held a particular sort of teenage symbolism for me. I lost it in the dressing room of a TJ Maxx while trying on prom dresses. I was heartbroken. Ever since then I tend to obsessively check to make sure my jewelry is in place (and it's also one big reason I didn't want a real diamond in my engagement/wedding ring). Ok, you've got until Wednesday, May 25th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [5] applies, good luck! Closed, thanks so much for entering!
[1] http://www.etsy.com/shop/davesheelydesigns
[2] http://www.etsy.com/shop/davesheelydesigns
[3] http://www.etsy.com/listing/18091186/flame-red-gemstone-floats-in-clear-resin
[4] http://www.etsy.com/listing/18702698/the-esther-ring-crystal-tinged-with-blue
[5] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
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links: food
white wines [1], at the Seattle PI.Edible Crafts [2].Shop Locally for Your Favorite Drinker - Voracious. An age your own whiskey kit!The Best Surface For Baking Pizza: Finale | Slice Pizza Blog. We have some winners!Time for a Drink: the Two-One-Two | Serious Eats. Nicely simple.
[1] http://www.seattlepi.com/lifestyle/food/article/Seattle-Magazine-Best-Washington-state-white-1402174.php
[2] http://ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com/diy-ice-cream-cones/2011/06/10/
[1] http://www.seattlepi.com/lifestyle/food/article/Seattle-Magazine-Best-Washington-state-white-1402174.php
[2] http://ediblecrafts.craftgossip.com/diy-ice-cream-cones/2011/06/10/
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New Comment on Bathroom Mat
I thought we had the other patterns, but now I can't seem to find them. With over 2500 projects I lose them very easily :) I'll keep looking and post the link here when I find it.Source: http://www.craftbits.com/project/bathroom-mat#comment_40515
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New Project - Soloman's Knot Scarf
TO MAKE
Place a slip knot on your hook amd ch1, then begin Solom...
Source: http://www.craftbits.com/project/soloman-s-knot-scarf
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Printable Left-Right Baby Shower Game
Are you wondering how to play a left-right game? Popular at parties, someone reads a short story to the group. Each time the word right or left is mentioned, a prize is passed in that direction by the seated players. Whoever has the prize at the end of the story wins the prize! Here’s a [...]
Source: http://allcrafts.allcraftsblogs.com/2011/08/07/printable-left-right-baby-shower-game/
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Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Free Dress and Skirt Knitting Patterns
As part of my recent obsession with knitting patterns, here’s a great batch of Free Dress and Skirt Knitting Patterns. Just imagine saying,”Oh, this old thing — I knitted it myself…” Hee hee. Enjoy!
Source: http://allcrafts.allcraftsblogs.com/2011/07/24/free-dress-and-skirt-knitting-patterns/
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grapefruit tarragon infused vodka, batch #2
I'm making another batch of grapefruit tarragon infused vodka [1] (the tarragon gets added on day four, so it's not shown here). The first batch [2] was delicious and we used more than half of it before I got photographs that show how it turned out. Oops. I'll try for more restraint this time.
[1] http://www.kitchenkonfidence.com/2011/01/100-giveaway-and-grapefruit-tarragon-infused-vodka/
[2] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/07/15/grapefruit-tarragon-infused-vodka-attempt-part-2/
[1] http://www.kitchenkonfidence.com/2011/01/100-giveaway-and-grapefruit-tarragon-infused-vodka/
[2] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2011/07/15/grapefruit-tarragon-infused-vodka-attempt-part-2/
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May Birthday Giveaway: Kirby Krackle
[1]
Today I have the first two albums by nerd rock band Kirby Krackle [2] to give away! My husband Scott [3] plays bass for the band so I can tell you they are currently hard at work on their third album, which they are writing and recording at a lightning fast speed. If you are not familiar with Kirby Krackle them you can listen to some of their music right here [4] on their site. I am not a music reviewer so instead please allow me to point you towards this review of E is for Everybody (the second album) over at Wired's Geek Dad: Kirby Krackle?s E For Everyone is Geek Rock Perfection [5] where he says "there is truly not a bad song among its 11 offerings. Each is a perfect nugget of guitar pop glory adorned with the kind of semi-obscure references you?d expect from self professed geek rockers."
I you want any nerd cred you must have these albums! To enter please leave a comment with this post, you have until Thursday, May 5th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [6] applies. If you'd like please answer this question: When you were a kid who was your favorite superhero? I'll go first: I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I was just the right age to both watch the show and wear the Underoos and I remember running around the yard with friends pretending to lasso bad guys and fly in the invisible jet. (While running around in the yard I was wearing regular clothes not the Underoos, just to be clear there.) OK, good luck everybody! Closed, thanks for entering!
[1] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[2] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[3] http://www.scottandrew.com
[4] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/music.html
[5] http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2010/03/kirby-krackle-e-for-everyone/
[6] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
Today I have the first two albums by nerd rock band Kirby Krackle [2] to give away! My husband Scott [3] plays bass for the band so I can tell you they are currently hard at work on their third album, which they are writing and recording at a lightning fast speed. If you are not familiar with Kirby Krackle them you can listen to some of their music right here [4] on their site. I am not a music reviewer so instead please allow me to point you towards this review of E is for Everybody (the second album) over at Wired's Geek Dad: Kirby Krackle?s E For Everyone is Geek Rock Perfection [5] where he says "there is truly not a bad song among its 11 offerings. Each is a perfect nugget of guitar pop glory adorned with the kind of semi-obscure references you?d expect from self professed geek rockers."
I you want any nerd cred you must have these albums! To enter please leave a comment with this post, you have until Thursday, May 5th at 10 a.m. PST to enter, the fine print [6] applies. If you'd like please answer this question: When you were a kid who was your favorite superhero? I'll go first: I wanted to be Wonder Woman. I was just the right age to both watch the show and wear the Underoos and I remember running around the yard with friends pretending to lasso bad guys and fly in the invisible jet. (While running around in the yard I was wearing regular clothes not the Underoos, just to be clear there.) OK, good luck everybody! Closed, thanks for entering!
[1] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[2] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/
[3] http://www.scottandrew.com
[4] http://www.kirbykracklemusic.com/music.html
[5] http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2010/03/kirby-krackle-e-for-everyone/
[6] http://www.notmartha.org/the-fine-print/
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Monday, 8 August 2011
links: food
What's the Difference? Pale Ales, IPAs, & Double IPAs Beer Sessions | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn.How to host a blind wine tasting | HJEntertains.Coconut Margarita - Martha Stewart Recipes. How did I not see these before? Found at a lost Pinterest page.The Best Surface For Baking Pizza, Part 3: Quarry Tiles | Slice Pizza Blog. She outlines all the things that have kept me from using stone tiles in my oven, they just aren't as convenient as one big pizza stone.Chinese Appetizer Recipe Week: Soup Dumplings | Serious Eats.
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May Birthday Giveaways!
Hi, hello, hi there. This May marks the tenth year of Not Martha, ten years! A whole decade! To celebrate I'm holding giveaways each weekday in May filled with stuff I love from people I know. It's gonna be fun.
Looking back at the archives I see the first post was on May 22nd, 2001 and I only posted six things that month. The very first post to this site was about a kit that helps you put gifts inside of balloons [1] (sadly, a dead link), the second post was about a long time love of mine the Meathead [2] (miraculously it's still there [3], it's a plastic skull covered with red jello then layers of cold cuts to be served at Halloween and the reason I called my meatloaf hand the Meat Hand [4]), my third post was a list of stuff I liked [5] including retro video games, cookbooks and dishes made of sugar. Posts four [6], five [7] and six [8] are regarding Fluevog shoes that leave hoof prints, gasses that preserve a half empty bottle of wine, and the article in Salon that mentions a magazine that would be published sometime later that year, it was called "Readymade". Taking just the first six posts into consideration I'm gonna go ahead and say this here site hasn't changed much in the past decade. It really doesn't seem like that long.
Each giveaway will take entries for about 24 hours and the first one will be tomorrow morning. Good luck everybody!
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3748413/
[2] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3756879/
[3] http://cascade.mit.edu/halloween/meathead.html
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2009/10/27/meat-hand/
[5] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/23/3764482/
[6] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847111/
[7] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847974/
[8] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/30/3859563/
Looking back at the archives I see the first post was on May 22nd, 2001 and I only posted six things that month. The very first post to this site was about a kit that helps you put gifts inside of balloons [1] (sadly, a dead link), the second post was about a long time love of mine the Meathead [2] (miraculously it's still there [3], it's a plastic skull covered with red jello then layers of cold cuts to be served at Halloween and the reason I called my meatloaf hand the Meat Hand [4]), my third post was a list of stuff I liked [5] including retro video games, cookbooks and dishes made of sugar. Posts four [6], five [7] and six [8] are regarding Fluevog shoes that leave hoof prints, gasses that preserve a half empty bottle of wine, and the article in Salon that mentions a magazine that would be published sometime later that year, it was called "Readymade". Taking just the first six posts into consideration I'm gonna go ahead and say this here site hasn't changed much in the past decade. It really doesn't seem like that long.
Each giveaway will take entries for about 24 hours and the first one will be tomorrow morning. Good luck everybody!
[1] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3748413/
[2] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/22/3756879/
[3] http://cascade.mit.edu/halloween/meathead.html
[4] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2009/10/27/meat-hand/
[5] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/23/3764482/
[6] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847111/
[7] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/29/3847974/
[8] http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2001/05/30/3859563/
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Fitting Text to Lined Journaling Mats
Here’s a great solution to a little digital scrapbooking problem – learn how to Fit Text to Lined Journaling Mats. Now we can create great journaling on our digiscrap layouts! Added to Digital Scrapbooking Please vote by clicking: Like this Craft? — Like a little? — Not really? Share on Facebook — Tweet This!
Source: http://allcrafts.allcraftsblogs.com/2011/07/27/fitting-text-to-lined-journaling-mats/
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links: the home
DIY ? Concrete Countertops � Moore Blog Lots of step by step pictures. (Still, I'm intimidated.)How To Make a Hanging Gutter Garden | Apartment Therapy. We have a small house with a sturdy deck but a small back yard and (forgive me) an ugly house next door. So our quest to find a way to screen it out inexpensively has led to vines or trailing plants. I might give pictures some day.Top Secret � Manhattan Nest. Daniel leaves a note for the next tenants and one gets in touch, this story is so sweet. But, I take extra special note of this one point: "and we?ll also be doing some DIY projects of our own? starting with an oversized mirror that we?re turning into a chalkboard for the kitchen." What a perfectly strong and flat surface to start with, so smart!a little macram� | Design*Sponge. We have been searching for an affordable hanging pot for our String of Pearls plant for too long, it's time to pull out the macram�.How to Make Abstract Art DIY, at Oh Happy Day. They make it look so easy, maybe even I could do it!Side Table to Lego Table {IKEA Hack} | Skip To My Lou. I've been wanting to do this to our coffee table, we have a Lego collection that needs more attention.
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photo: a sign painter
I was walking through the Georgetown neighborhood and spotted this nice guy painting a sign by hand. I stopped to ask if I could take a photo and mentioned I knew somebody who is making a film about people who paint signs by hand. "Faythe [1]?" He asked. Indeed. The world, it is small.
[1] http://faythelevine.blogspot.com/
[1] http://faythelevine.blogspot.com/
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almost daily photo: April 13th
My RSS feed broke, the engine light in my car is on, I was late to meet a friend at the bakery and when I got there I knocked a vase off of a table in a dramatic fashion, the cap of a Sharpie in my bag came off leaving some ugly black spots and when I got home I discovered I have a run in my Spanx. It's only 1:30 in the afternoon. I sincerely hope your day is going better than mine.
update: I also forgot to put a title on this post, which I've just fixed. Hey, if you are looking at this in a feed reader and cannot see the moody photo of the offending Sharpie let me know and I'll try to figure out why RSS might still be broken. My thanks!
update: I also forgot to put a title on this post, which I've just fixed. Hey, if you are looking at this in a feed reader and cannot see the moody photo of the offending Sharpie let me know and I'll try to figure out why RSS might still be broken. My thanks!
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