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Deb Dugan: February 2014
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Three things in human life are important. The first is to be kind. The. Second is to be kind. And the third is to be kind". - Henry James. Wednesday, February 12, 2014. Floating bag of peas. It needs a shadow to anchor it. Monday, February 10, 2014. Tom's machine done in Tombow pens. We had some demolition done in December and this colorful machine was parked in our backyard after the workday was done. I had great fun with the water soluble Tombow brush pens, but I have since learned they are not. Anothe...
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Real Life Journals: The Corrections
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I promised to post corrections to Real Life Journals. The change you must make to step 3 is to add the following to the end of the step: "For Australian reversed piano hinge books, use this formula: Make two scores for each folio.". There is also a small measurement correction to make underneath figure 1. You should write, under figure 1, "For Australian reversed piano hinge, measure 2 inches for each signature. Ex. for 5 signatures, measure 2 x 5 = 10 inches.". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Real Life Journals: July 2015
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Friday, July 31, 2015. Clouds of hydrangeas are sitting in three large vases on the dining room table at H and D's, fresh cut from F's fabulous garden, ready for us to use tomorrow to decorate for the wedding! Thursday, July 30, 2015. Drawings That Impose Their Own Will and Offer Revelations. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. The Entire Kale Crop Plus An Astonishing Natural Phenomenon! And, although not often, hornets do sometimes build their nests around an apple or pear that is still hanging on the tree. I did...
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Real Life Journals: Choose Your Own Adventure Booklet
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Choose Your Own Adventure Booklet. Please disregard the little pink post-its. The one copy of the booklet that I could find was my master copy, and I needed to keep the post-its in place. ). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Swannanoa, North Carolina. Real Life Journals is about designing, building, and using journals that help keep your sometimes wobbly little boat afloat. I see this blog as a chance to expand on, question, and make corrections to my recent book of the same title. View my complete profile.
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Real Life Journals: June 2015
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015. The straight pin and the safety pin came from someone else's midden, a bottom drawer of one of my antique sewing machine cabinets. And the silver stick pin with its really pretty calla lily was tossed in with about a thousand old buttons in a button collection someone gave F and me to use on our wallets and bags. The rectangular object at top right is a Cuisinaire rod from the late 70s. Do they even use Cuisinaire rods in kindergartens these days? Monday, June 29, 2015. Why do I d...
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Book Woes – Andi Diehn
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An editor of children's nonfiction books. I'm also a writer. I work at Nomad Press, but any complaints/opinions/hopes and dreams I might express are my own. Follow Andi Diehn on WordPress.com. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 28 other followers. Where To Find Me. Nomad Press's blog. February 2, 2015. February 2, 2015. 8221; I want to reassure them. “It’s me! My book addiction waxes and wanes. I’m always rea...But thi...
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Real Life Journals: Mapping a Downtown Walk
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Thursday, May 21, 2015. Mapping a Downtown Walk. On the second spread the map continues at number 3 at top left, goes down College Street, veers right onto Patton, goes left onto Coxe (at the big dot that signifies a red light), then left onto Commerce, ending at the *. The inset map is upside down. N's map is much nicer than mine. We had a lot of fun! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Swannanoa, North Carolina. View my complete profile. Tutorial I- Butter Box Book. Choose Your Own Adventure Booklet.
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Real Life Journals: Meeting Notes
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Four friends at the BPAC meeting tonight. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Swannanoa, North Carolina. Real Life Journals is about designing, building, and using journals that help keep your sometimes wobbly little boat afloat. I see this blog as a chance to expand on, question, and make corrections to my recent book of the same title. View my complete profile. Tutorial I- Butter Box Book. Tutorial 2 - Recycled Small Journal Slip Cover. Choose Your Own Adventure Booklet.
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Real Life Journals: Tutorial 2 - Recycled Small Journal Slip Cover
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Tutorial 2 - Recycled Small Journal Slip Cover. This slipcover can also be used as a permanent cover for any small Coptic bound journal, piggyback or stand-alone. Measure and cut the cover material so that it is 4 times the width of a single page x the height of the pamphlet plus 1 inch. Make a 3/4 inch hem at each short edge of the cover material. Stitch across the top and bottom of the cover as shown above. Make the seam about 1/4" deep. Turn the cover right-side out, using a blunt point, such as a bro...
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Real Life Journals: Tomato Hornworm Under Siege Plus a New Collaboration
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Tomato Hornworm Under Siege Plus a New Collaboration. I found a tomato hornworm chowing down on one of my two tomato plants yesterday. Usually tomato hornworms blend so seamlessly into the colors and shapes of the tomato plant that they're almost invisible, but this one stood out. It was half-covered with small white cocoon-like things that looked like miniature silkworm cocoons. What the heck- -? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Swannanoa, North Carolina. Real Life Journals...
