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Wearing one of my sister old Betsey Johnson dresses and showing off my new Miu Miu. Sweet dreams wherever you are!I've been on a massive t-shirt binge the last month and added quite a few to my collection,cheap michael kors bags. Most of the ones here are old though. My favorites are the Gun Club tee, the Happen-Ins tee, the Dwight Yoakam (the cowboy with the guitar), and the Cat People tee. The Roxy Music one I wore in the Avalon post a few weeks ago is also one of my favorites but I can find it!
You can stain the wood, paint it blue or pink - whatever will go well in the room you are creating it for!STEP 5: After fully dry, push the clock movement box through. Either take a big dab of E-6000 or tape to affix the back to the board. Place the hands on the spindle and screw on if necessary. If your back doesn't already have a hanger, use your E-6000 and a sawtooth hanger on the box to be able to hang.STEP 6: Hang your clock.
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For this project you will need:Felt in tan and other colorsRick rack (optional)Matching embroidery thread a needleCatnipFree printable template (used voodoo pincushion pattern here)Disappearing ink fabric marking penPrint your pattern and trace onto felt and take a chunk out as you see fit. Mine are missing part of the head and part of the leg.
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I used the wires that came out of their feet, but I also hot glued them into place.STEP 7: Take your dried floral sprays and attach them to the backside of the wreath using wire hand hot glue so that they are sticking out over the outside edge of the wreath.STEP 8: Use some picture hanging wire on the top backside of the wreath for secure hanging.And that's that. Happy fall y'all!