Origami Fun: Holidays

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Origami Fun: Farm Animals

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Amazing Origami Dinosaurs: Paper Dinosaurs Are Fun to Fold! (instructions for 10 Dinosaur Models + 5 Bonus Projects)

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Amazing Origami Dinosaurs

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Learn Origami

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Origami Farm

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How to Make Paper Airplanes

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Origami Made Easy Ebook: Step-by-Step Lessons for the Beginning Folder: Origami Book with 14 Projects & Online Video Tutorial: Great for Kids and Adults!

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Origami Toys

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Amazing Origami Animals

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Pocket Size Origami Fun Kit: Contains Everything You Need to Make 7 Exciting Paper Models

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Japanese Origami Kit for Kids Ebook: 92 Colorful Folding Papers and 12 Original Origami Projects for Hours of Creative Fun! [Origami Book with 12 projects]

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Origami Fun for Kids Ebook: 20 Fantastic Folding and Coloring Projects: Origami Book, Fun & Easy Projects, and Downloadable Instructional Video

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Origami Animals: Make Colorful and Easy Origami Animals: Includes Origami Book with 45 Original Projects: Great for Kids and Adults!

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Origami Activities for Kids: Discover the Magic of Japanese Paper Folding, Learn to Fold Your Own Paper Models

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Origami Dinosaurs

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Amazing Origami Vehicles

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Origami Spectacular! Ebook: Origami Book, 154 Printable Papers, 60 Projects

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Origami Safari

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Easy Origami for Kids: Cute Paper Animals, Toys, Flowers and More! (40 Projects)

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Origami Monsters

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Girligami: A Fresh, Fun, Fashionable Spin on Origami: Origami for Girls Kit with Origami Book & Downloadable Bonus Content: Great for Kids!

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Origami Toys: With Easy Directions and 22 Origami Projects Kids and Parents Alike Will Love This How-To Origami Book

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Wings & Things in Origami

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Origami Dinosaur: Prehistoric Fun for Everyone!: Origami Book with 20 Fun Projects and Printable Origami Papers: Great for Kids and Parents

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Magical Unicorn Origami

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Mini Origami to Fold with Flair

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Fun & Easy Origami: 29 Original Paper-folding Projects: Includes Origami Book with Instructions and Downloadable Materials

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Amazing Origami Gifts

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Origami for Beginners: The Creative World of Paper Folding: Easy Origami Book with 36 Projects: Great for Kids or Adult Beginners

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Origami Bugs: This Easy Origami Book Contains 20 Fun Projects, Origami How-to Instructions and Downloadable Content: Great for Kids and Parents

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The Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook: From Cauldron Cakes to Knickerbocker Glory--More Than 150 Magical Recipes for Wizards and Non-Wizards Alike

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How to Draw Batman, Superman, and Other DC Super Heroes and Villains

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Easy Origami 1: 21 Easy-Projects Step-by-Step to Do.

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Sandwiches!: More Than You've Ever Wanted to Know About Making and Eating America's Favorite Food

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Summary of Cynthia Thurlow's Intermittent Fasting Transformation

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Summary of Margareta Magnusson's The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning

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101 Ways to Have Fun: Things You Can Do with Friends, Anytime!

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Drawing Chibi: Learn How to Draw Kawaii People, Animals, and Other Utterly Cute Stuff

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The Unofficial Guide to Crafting the World of Harry Potter: 30 Magical Crafts for Witches and Wizards—from Pencil Wands to House Colors Tie-Dye Shirts

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Summary of John A. McDougall's The Mcdougall Program for Maximum Weight Loss

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Rock Collecting for Kids: An Introduction to Geology

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15 Dangerously Mad Projects for the Evil Genius

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Summary of Shawn Baker's Carnivore Diet

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Drawing Fantasy Chibi: Learn How To Draw Kawaii Unicorns, Mermaids, Dragons, and Other Mythical, Magical Creatures

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Rock Painting for Kids: Painting Projects for Rocks of Any Kind You Can Find

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Projects for the Young Mechanic: Over 250 Classic Instructions & Plans

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Miss Patch's Learn to Sew Book

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Room Love: 50 DIY Projects to Design Your Space

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Make Your Own Squishies: 15 Slow-Rise and Smooshy Projects for You To Create

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Parties: Delicious Recipes for Holidays & Fun Occasions

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Summary of Shira Gill's Minimalista

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The Complete Book of Arts & Crafts, Grades K - 4

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Build It! Christmas: Make Supercool Models with Your Favorite LEGO® Parts

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Paint It: The Art of Acrylics, Oils, Pastels, and Watercolors

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How To Make Jewelry With Beads: An Easy & Complete Step By Step Guide

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My Very First Cookbook: Joyful Recipes to Make Together! A Cookbook for Kids and Families with Fun and Easy Recipes for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks, and More

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Ultimate Halloween: Do-It-Yourself Unique Halloween Crafts, Halloween Costumes, Halloween Dog Costumes, & Halloween Makeup

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Origami Papertainment: Samurai, Owls, Ninja Stars, and More!

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How to Draw Monsters and Other Scary Stuff

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The Everything Aquarium Book: All You Need to Build the Acquarium of Your Dreams

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The Wild Unknown with Kim Krans + Conscious Gifts for Woo Woo Baddies: As we usher in the holiday season, we’re bringing you a bonus episode including some of our favorite conscious gifts for the woo woo baddie in your life, and a conversation with the modern mystic, visionary artist, and all-around magical human...

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Chapter 25: "Ilakka": This chapter describes Ilakka by Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona, made in 2023 and measuring 35 cm high and 20 cm wide at the base and 12 cm wide at the top. It is a minute and a half long. Behind you and to your left, one metre away, there is a display case with three vessels of varying sizes. Ilakka is the largest! 35 cm high, if you were to run your hands up the sides from bottom to top, your hands would go out and in, out and in, four times, with the curves growing progressively small as you reached the top. They are slightly irregular, and the exterior has not been glazed, so the reddish-brown clay feels dry and slightly rough. Instead of an overall glaze, Kabloona dipped her fingertip in white liquid clay and pressed it on the vessel while still wet, making dots all the way around, top to bottom. There must be hundreds! Each dot has then been turned into a face using tiny black brushstrokes: two eyebrows, two eyes, two dots for a nose and mouth. The variations of the

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SYW131 - What Project Should You Start Next?

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Ep 175 - Liz's Lucky Scarf: Knitting, gin, books and a lucky scarf. This week's show is dedicated to Liz Marley aka @greensideknits, dear friend and listener of the podcast. An epic knitter and all round awesome, kind and witty person who will be very sadly missed. There's a...

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All The Tips! Final episode of season 10 - SE10/EP14

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4: Adventure is for Everyone with The Planet D: Dave and Deb are not only married, but bill themselves as Canada’s Adventure Couple. Since 2008, they have lived their motto that “Adventure is for Everyone,” not just those who’ve spent a lifetime preparing and training.

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Episode 79 Capricious Slips: Slipped stitches, goats, Piper's Journey KAL This episode is sponsored by Quince & Co, The Blend Cafe, and Knit4Together. complete show notes are at www.knittingpipeline.com The folks at Quince & Co believe that businesses can be good...

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Vignettes Invents a New Game Genre By Enchanting Your Phone

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Becoming an Artist with Nic Bryan: Amy had the pleasure of chatting to the beautiful Nic Bryan about how decluttering led her to calling herself an artist.

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Adam J. Kurtz | Art, Life & Backhanded Optimism

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36: How Alex Baackes Created Her Life of Travel: The desire to travel independently is a feeling that stirs within a lot of us. It's a big step that not everyone will take. But at 19, Alexandra Baackes wanted it badly enough to make it a reality. She cobbled together a "DIY Summer Abroad" to volunte..

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Steve Smith Keeps The Traditional Craft of Hand Hewing Alive: Have you ever heard of the term hand hewn? Kristan had no idea what it was until she met this lovely gentleman who lives a town over from her. She always passed by his house and saw the Renaissance Timber sign hung in his front yard and was always curious about what was going on there. Come to find out Steve was turning a round tree into a square beam using only hand tools. While water-powered sawmills existed in New England as early as 1630, hand-hewing large beams was a technique favored by many American craftsmen to frame out barns and buildings: structures that have stood the test of time and borne patiently the worst of summer's blistering heat and New England's unkind winters. Today, Steve uses exactly the same tools and techniques as 17th- and 18th-century Maine craftsmen to create classic beams and mantels: timbers that will transform your family's favorite space into a showcase for generations to come. Tune in to le

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Putting the Scraps Back into Scrapbooking - Dietra Kessel

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Lue Deck - the world-famous comedy store legend . . . in red shoes.: Lue Deck was a regular at the World Famous Comedy Store and became the right hand man for nearly a decade. This comic has over 900 thousand miles on the road and has done over 3 thousand stand up shows. Is he retired? Hardly. He's got an e-book...

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A Ridiculous Amount of Slouch: Oh that Sockhead Slouch hat! Find out just how ridiculous Kelly's is! Our Winter-Weave-Along ends soon and our Out-of-Hibernation-Along is underway. Join the or become a patron and support the show on . or Welcome to our first new patron of 2024,...

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Bonus: Knit.1 with Adina Klein: Knit.1 with Adina Klein

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Episode 181: Daily Pages: You Turn the Page & Move On: In this episode, Kristin is joined by three Daily Pages veterans to talk about how our Daily Pages habit has evolved, how Daily Pages is a perfectionism antidote, and the magic of washi tape.

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A Few Of Our Favorite Things: There is a lot going on in our world right now and a lot of it is not so great. So for today’s episode, we are going to dive into some retail therapy and have a little fun. As designers and influencers, we get to shop for a living. That means we...

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What Does F-O-C-U-S Mean?: Exercise: On a fresh sheet of paper, put a dot in the upper left hand corner and another in the upper right hand of the paper.

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Alex Hunting (Designer: Kinfolk, Mondial, Sabato, more): For the past ten or so years, indie magazines have been booming. As digital media platforms relentlessly chase clicks and smartphones paralyze our focus, a host of fresh print publications are taking a slower and more measured approach. _____ Guided by the tenets of the “slow media” movement, this new breed of publishers focuses on correcting the pace of media creation and consumption in the digital age. They advocate for alternative ways of making and using media that are more intentional, longer lasting, better written and designed, more ethical—all delivered in a tactile, bespoke package. _____ In this episode, you’re going to encounter magazine brands you’ve never heard of: Avaunt, Flaneur, Mondial, Monocle, and Port—and, one of the great success stories of the indie boom, Kinfolk. Born in Portland, Oregon, in the early 20-teens with the tagline, “A Guide for Small Gatherings,” the magazine was often referred to, dismissively

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Episode 145: Best of DTT - 9 Ways to Dress Up Your Walls: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! We are beyond thrilled to be kicking off 2018 with you! It is going to be fantastic year for all of us - can't you just feel it? No better way to start the year than with some laughs. This episode delivers in that department and is full of terrific tips for your walls.

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Live tarot workshop series: When to use a significator, what to do when cards fly out while shuffling and more!: Tarot Workshop series: Tarot Significators Q&A

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The Hug | Stories. Kindness. Love. And connection.

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Episode 179: Daily Pages: The Life-Changing Impact of a Small Habit: In this episode, we talk about the way our Daily Pages have changed and the ways Daily Pages have changed us. I'm so excited to welcome three amazing ALP community members to the show to learn more about how they use Daily Pages in their lives.

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Ep 140: Knit Accessories, Essentials and Variations: Today there is a review of Knit Accessories: Essentials and variations as well as some DK pattern ideas for sweaters and some random chat. I have found my way back to my knitting this week. This may have been due to admitting I was struggling with...

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Looking back at the progress: YCP Episode 1 with Chris Riddell: Artist Chris Riddell is a prolific writer and illustrator whose work is familiar to both children and adults. He is known especially for his distinctive line drawings with their clever caricature, fascinating detail and often enchanting fantasy...

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81 - Renata Adler's Speedboat: Renata Adler’s Speedboat starts and stops, accelerates and leaps, soars and crashes just like some sort of . . . well, you get it. Join David, Nathan, and Nick as they discuss this compact novel filled with vignettes of 1970s life and all of the...

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ARVIN AHMADI: Overcoming Fear by Writing Through It: Arvin Ahmadi is the author of “Down and Across”. From Buzzfeed, “Ahmadi writes with head and heart, captivating readers with passages that leap beautifully from the pages.” Publishers Weekly describes his debut as “witty, smart,...

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Diana Soriat falling into sketchnoting - SE09 / EP10

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Curves Cost Money