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Learn how to make beautiful circular braid-in rag rugs using only scissors, safety pins and some old clothing & textile offcuts.| Ragged Life Blog
There's nothing like a steaming, pastel de papa, creamy mashed potato over a layer of juicy ground beef, a simple dinner that will leave no one unsatisfied. A potato and ground meat casserole is perfect for outdoor parties, or as a dish to freeze and serve another day. Read Pastel de Papa: Easiest Potato & Ground Meat Casserole on Tia Clara.| Tia Clara
Make your favorite furbabies a cuddly handmade bed, complete with an optional insulating layer to keep them extra snuggly. If you’ve used […]| WhatTheCraft
I’ve got a few polymer clay tutorials coming soon, and thought it’d be a great idea to round up my top tips […]| WhatTheCraft
Save yourself from the holiday embarrassment of a nude tree and deck the halls with this pom-pom trimmed tree skirt! Get the […]| WhatTheCraft
Season’s Greetings! Get in the holiday spirit with this cute Christmas stocking complete with a little be-scarfed fox. Patterns for both the […]| WhatTheCraft
Learn how to make beautiful circular braid-in rag rugs using only scissors, safety pins and some old clothing & textile offcuts.| Ragged Life Blog
This might be my favorite build ever! Not only is it beautiful, but it has soooo much storage to hide all the things. Although I built this as a kitchen / dining bench, this bench would also be great as...Read More| Making It With Abby
Drawer boxes can seem intimidating, but building them is really simple, and this fool proof method will ensure your drawers fit perfectly inside your cabinet with only possible minor shim adjustments. (Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make...Read More| Making It With Abby
In Thoughts on Training #5 I looked at motivation and how it ebbs and flows for everyone. Some days you’re motivated to train and some days you aren’t. It’s those low motivation days that often need addressing. External motivators, like bringing on a coach or a training partner, almost always get you out the door. […]| Joe Friel
