Aunt Martha's is one of my favorite products to buy because the company that make these transfers is an American family run company (Colonial Arts) and purchasing their products doesn't mean settling.
It's hard to see in the pictures of the product but this particular series of transfers is tableau's of approximately 3 or 4 x 5 or 6 inches. They are mostly line drawn and do include some crosshatching designed to be worked as cross stitch which is mostly used for shading. All of the designs have a day of the week written beneath them but it's easy to snip away the lettering as I did to use them on pillow cases or other textiles.
I have transferred some already and can tell you that I have never had a bad experience transferring Martha's designs and this was no exception. I usually can get a good 4 transfers from a design.
Very pleased.
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Thursday, January 8, 2015
Cheap Fairfield NU-Foam Baby Bumper Pads, 1-Inch by 10-Inch by 26-Inch
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I just got this in the mail and have not actually made the bumper covers yet but I can already tell that this is going to be great. What could be easier--the pads are pre-cut to the exact size you need and there is a pattern included. There are also many great patterns online for using these as well--just google until you find what you want. I just wish I had been afforded this option when I made pads for my babies many years ago. I can't wait to see how it will look in my new grandson's nursery. :)
Update:
I've made the covers and the pads look great. This is a perfect product for the baby crib.
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I just got this in the mail and have not actually made the bumper covers yet but I can already tell that this is going to be great. What could be easier--the pads are pre-cut to the exact size you need and there is a pattern included. There are also many great patterns online for using these as well--just google until you find what you want. I just wish I had been afforded this option when I made pads for my babies many years ago. I can't wait to see how it will look in my new grandson's nursery. :)
Update:
I've made the covers and the pads look great. This is a perfect product for the baby crib.
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I made bumper pads for my grandson. These pads gave me a very professional, finished look. I would definitely recommend them!Best Deals for Fairfield NU-Foam Baby Bumper Pads, 1-Inch by 10-Inch by 26-Inch
Bumper foams were great! Clear instructions on how to use the bumper foam and how to make bumpers. Great for any level of sewing, from basic to advanced! Also fit the cribs just right. Love these!!Honest reviews on Fairfield NU-Foam Baby Bumper Pads, 1-Inch by 10-Inch by 26-Inch
I purchased this product to make bumpers for my grandson's crib. I followed a pattern that suggested using this product. They arrived as described and were easy to cover. I did not use the enclosed pattern although it was similar to the pattern I was using therefore I cannot evaluate the pattern that came with the bumpers. The bumpers fit the crib perfectly when completed! They are thin bumpers and allow for easy access and viewing of a child/infant.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Fairfield NU-Foam Baby Bumper Pads, 1-Inch by 10-Inch by 26-Inch
These are greatexactly what I needed. I am an amateur seamstress and I was able to use these to make a beautiful product.7gypsies 12137 Set of 3 Keys Antique Silver Review
These were not what I was expecting. I ordered black and got silver. The Dimentions said 2" by 1" . These are tiny and weigh nothing. The shipping was outrageous, but probably not worth the money to send them back. If you are looking for a fine small key these are for you!
Make great tiny gifts to someone who may be needing a little ray of sunshine in their life. "There is magic in the cupboard if you have the key."
(Quote from "Indian in the Cupboard".)
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These keys are fantastic !Make great tiny gifts to someone who may be needing a little ray of sunshine in their life. "There is magic in the cupboard if you have the key."
(Quote from "Indian in the Cupboard".)
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Nice keys. Just what I was looking for. Making a necklace for my daughter who wanted "real" keys for her key necklaceMonday, December 22, 2014
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These are the markers that any artist will want to have. They are very smooth and easy to control. These are not the markers you want to give to your kids to scribble with they aren't toys!
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Review of AccuQuilt GO Fabric Cutter
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List Price: $349.00
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AccuQuilt Go Fabric Cutter / B0021F62D6
I love quilting, but I'm having a harder and harder time making quilts due to some persistent back pain from my scoliosis. The fabric cutting portion of any quilt project is where I really struggle all that bending over, measuring, and pressing and moving the rotary cutter just causes me all kinds of problems. The light came on when I noticed my friend (who works with paper crafts) using a die cutter to create paper shapes and I had to wonder if something like that existed to cut shapes for quilts.
A lot of research later, I decided on an AccuQuilt Go! fabric cutter. The pros of the AccuQuilt is that it seems to be the most affordable fabric cutter out there, and the machine is small and portable for home hobbyists. The cons are that a new die has to be bought for each shape and dimension that you might want to use it's not like a paper cutter where you can adjust down from 3.5" to 2.5" on a whim. However, since I almost exclusively use 3.5" squares in my quilting, this wasn't a drawback for me I bought the 3.5" die to go along with the fabric cutter and anything else I need I will continue to hand-cut for as long as I can.
This machine is so easy to use. The quilt I'm working right now needs 60 squares of pink. The die I bought cuts two 3.5" squares per layer of fabric, and I can fit 8 layers of fabric in a single run through the machine. That's four runs through the machine for 64 squares and I accomplished all that, straight out of the box, without reading the user manual, in less than 30 minutes. That level of work would have taken me at least 3-4 hours by rotary cutter, and my back would be aching afterwards.
The two biggest complaints that I've seen for the AccuQuilt is that (a) the rotary mats have to be replaced periodically, and (b) there's some serious fabric waste to consider. For the first issue, the mats, I don't foresee a problem. The mats are much thicker than the rotary mats I've bought in the past, so they should last comparably long, and the mats are pretty cheap on the AccuQuilt site, especially compared to mat prices at my local fabric store. I have to cop to the second point, though the die could be laid out a lot more efficiently to prevent wastage and I'm surprised it's not. AccuQuilt does make and sell strip cut die, which will cut two clean 3.5" strips side-by-side (as opposed to two squares) and that looks a lot more efficient in terms of fabric use, but then of course you still have to whip out the rotary blade to cut the squares out of the strips. I'm going to try it and see how it goes, anyway.
I recommend the AccuQuilt fabric cutter system if (a) you use the same basic shapes frequently, and (b) you like to collect fabric scraps for scrap quilts. I'm so glad I bought one and only wish I'd found it years ago.
~ Ana Mardoll
The longer of it: I wanted to GO! for two reasons. First, I have carpal tunnel syndrome and using a rotary cutter is extremely painful for me. A few minutes of rotary cutting can result in several days of sore wrists and numb hands. Second, my cuts are never as accurate as I would like. I hoped the GO! would help in both areas.
I have not been disappointed. The crank handle on the cutter is large enough to comfortably hold on to, and easy to turn. It gets harder as you add more layers. I've put up to 8 layers through the cutter. 4 layers is probably best, 6 can be a chore to crank. At 8 layers I could barely force it through. With 8 layers, there were also some small places where the die did not cut completely through the top layer of fabric. I would probably not do that many layers again. But, even after manhandling the cutter this way, my wrists never cause me any discomfort after using the GO!
The accuracy has been very good. I recently finished the quilt top for a baby quilt for a soon-to-be-nephew, and the difference between this top and one that I hand-cut is noticeable. I did not have to square up the individual patches or the finished top. Best of all, the cutting was done in less than thirty minutes and I was on to piecing. The included value die has an assortment of sizes; I have been running all of my scrap fabric through on that die. Scrap fabric I would have considered too small to save before; now with one pass through here becomes usable pieces. In that respect, it has helped me be much more efficient, and MUCH less fabric gets tossed.
The cutter folds up for storage, so it doesn't take up valuable space in my sewing area. It comes in a heavy drawstring bag, so I can fold it and slide it in the bag and know that it won't get damaged. Last time I used the cutter, my usual table was occupied with another project, so I opened the cutter up on my ironing board, ran my fabric through, and put it away. Under five minutes and I had the binding strips cut and the GO! put away again.
For me, it's a win.
The day it arrived I got out some fabric I hated and ran it through. I was a bit nervous but I had watched the video that came with it and read the instructions. It was so easy I couldn't believe it. It was absolutely PERFECT. Five minutes total, including getting nervous!
Recently I cut out the pieces for the same quilt I had made initially to go to Japan. A combination of 6" squares and rectangles that are 3" wide. It took me 1.5 hours to cut them all out. By folding the material carefully as shown in one of the YouTube videos, I am able to cut the waste down to a few tiny slivers. So far I have only cut six layers.
Now I have finished assembling the blocks. Because I didn't have to recheck each piece as I worked with it to make sure it was cut accurately, it went together in record time. Yesterday in about an hour I sewed the rows together. Normally by now I would have laid pieces back down to recheck that they were square. Didn't have to do any of that! I could tell during the piecing and assembly that they were, because they matched each other so well. I am VERY careful to put the fabric on the die correctly, on grain. I check any scrap that I did not just cut from the whole piece with a selvedge.
The first time I made this pattern it took me almost two weeks of short afternoons cutting and trimming and sewing to get this far (plus arranging the pieces within the quilt to distribute the colors). I couldn't work long because I hurt! This time I started cutting three days ago. This morning I will have finished the assembly of the rows and be ready to add the border.
Normally I have to keep my cutting board table clear so I can keep trimming. But now I just need enough room to cut off strips to put on the dies. I made a couple of little cardboard rulers for the two dies I am using so I don't cut the raw strips off my fabric any wider than necessary.
In order to preserve the life of the mat, I rotate it just a smidgen before I put it on top of the die and fabric. It still goes through without a hitch, but the impression it cuts in the mat is in a slightly different place.
I do think that the instructions could be better. They are very scattered. The inside of the die packaging tells how many you can cut from a certain sized piece of fabric. And finally I found a similar but fairly confusing table for all the dies online.
Also I think the patterns that are shown on their site are terribly unimaginative. I have created two so far that are not boring. The strip dies seem terribly overpriced to me in comparison to the smaller dies.
I admit it is tempting to buy more and more dies. But each time I use the AccuQuilt GO! I am SO glad I have it and the dies I bought. I consider it the best quilting tool I own except for my beloved Bernina.
Right now you could not PRY this from my arms!
My only quibble is the fabric waste. This can be overcome somewhat by carefully folding your fabric to cover only the cutters and not the whole die to the edges. It's excellent for scrappy quilts. Just iron your scraps and stack them over the portion of the die which fits the best. One tip which works for me is ,after you run the die through the cutter, flip the die over and lift it off the mat, leaving your cut-outs on the mat. They don't seem to pull apart and scatter so much this way. another thing to remember is if you "fanfold" your fabric ,with wrong sides together, with a complicated die you will get "mirror" cut-outs. I hope this review has helped with your decision.
List Price: $349.00
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AccuQuilt Go Fabric Cutter / B0021F62D6
I love quilting, but I'm having a harder and harder time making quilts due to some persistent back pain from my scoliosis. The fabric cutting portion of any quilt project is where I really struggle all that bending over, measuring, and pressing and moving the rotary cutter just causes me all kinds of problems. The light came on when I noticed my friend (who works with paper crafts) using a die cutter to create paper shapes and I had to wonder if something like that existed to cut shapes for quilts.
A lot of research later, I decided on an AccuQuilt Go! fabric cutter. The pros of the AccuQuilt is that it seems to be the most affordable fabric cutter out there, and the machine is small and portable for home hobbyists. The cons are that a new die has to be bought for each shape and dimension that you might want to use it's not like a paper cutter where you can adjust down from 3.5" to 2.5" on a whim. However, since I almost exclusively use 3.5" squares in my quilting, this wasn't a drawback for me I bought the 3.5" die to go along with the fabric cutter and anything else I need I will continue to hand-cut for as long as I can.
This machine is so easy to use. The quilt I'm working right now needs 60 squares of pink. The die I bought cuts two 3.5" squares per layer of fabric, and I can fit 8 layers of fabric in a single run through the machine. That's four runs through the machine for 64 squares and I accomplished all that, straight out of the box, without reading the user manual, in less than 30 minutes. That level of work would have taken me at least 3-4 hours by rotary cutter, and my back would be aching afterwards.
The two biggest complaints that I've seen for the AccuQuilt is that (a) the rotary mats have to be replaced periodically, and (b) there's some serious fabric waste to consider. For the first issue, the mats, I don't foresee a problem. The mats are much thicker than the rotary mats I've bought in the past, so they should last comparably long, and the mats are pretty cheap on the AccuQuilt site, especially compared to mat prices at my local fabric store. I have to cop to the second point, though the die could be laid out a lot more efficiently to prevent wastage and I'm surprised it's not. AccuQuilt does make and sell strip cut die, which will cut two clean 3.5" strips side-by-side (as opposed to two squares) and that looks a lot more efficient in terms of fabric use, but then of course you still have to whip out the rotary blade to cut the squares out of the strips. I'm going to try it and see how it goes, anyway.
I recommend the AccuQuilt fabric cutter system if (a) you use the same basic shapes frequently, and (b) you like to collect fabric scraps for scrap quilts. I'm so glad I bought one and only wish I'd found it years ago.
~ Ana Mardoll
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I bought myself an Accuquilt GO! cutter a couple of months ago. I had very high hopes for this product, and the short of it is, it has lived up to all those hopes.The longer of it: I wanted to GO! for two reasons. First, I have carpal tunnel syndrome and using a rotary cutter is extremely painful for me. A few minutes of rotary cutting can result in several days of sore wrists and numb hands. Second, my cuts are never as accurate as I would like. I hoped the GO! would help in both areas.
I have not been disappointed. The crank handle on the cutter is large enough to comfortably hold on to, and easy to turn. It gets harder as you add more layers. I've put up to 8 layers through the cutter. 4 layers is probably best, 6 can be a chore to crank. At 8 layers I could barely force it through. With 8 layers, there were also some small places where the die did not cut completely through the top layer of fabric. I would probably not do that many layers again. But, even after manhandling the cutter this way, my wrists never cause me any discomfort after using the GO!
The accuracy has been very good. I recently finished the quilt top for a baby quilt for a soon-to-be-nephew, and the difference between this top and one that I hand-cut is noticeable. I did not have to square up the individual patches or the finished top. Best of all, the cutting was done in less than thirty minutes and I was on to piecing. The included value die has an assortment of sizes; I have been running all of my scrap fabric through on that die. Scrap fabric I would have considered too small to save before; now with one pass through here becomes usable pieces. In that respect, it has helped me be much more efficient, and MUCH less fabric gets tossed.
The cutter folds up for storage, so it doesn't take up valuable space in my sewing area. It comes in a heavy drawstring bag, so I can fold it and slide it in the bag and know that it won't get damaged. Last time I used the cutter, my usual table was occupied with another project, so I opened the cutter up on my ironing board, ran my fabric through, and put it away. Under five minutes and I had the binding strips cut and the GO! put away again.
For me, it's a win.
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I spent a great amount of time researching this gadget before I bought it here on Amazon. I read the reviews that said it was wasteful and inaccurate. And I watched several YouTube videos. And I bought it. I bought it because I have a shoulder that bothers me greatly if I use it too much, and a ankles that swell if I stand too long. And a back that also is persnickety. I had started making quilts to be sent to Japan (quilts4Japan.org) and I quickly found out that my body wasn't able to do what I wanted it to do without some dry spells to recuperate. But I was in a hurry to make quilts!The day it arrived I got out some fabric I hated and ran it through. I was a bit nervous but I had watched the video that came with it and read the instructions. It was so easy I couldn't believe it. It was absolutely PERFECT. Five minutes total, including getting nervous!
Recently I cut out the pieces for the same quilt I had made initially to go to Japan. A combination of 6" squares and rectangles that are 3" wide. It took me 1.5 hours to cut them all out. By folding the material carefully as shown in one of the YouTube videos, I am able to cut the waste down to a few tiny slivers. So far I have only cut six layers.
Now I have finished assembling the blocks. Because I didn't have to recheck each piece as I worked with it to make sure it was cut accurately, it went together in record time. Yesterday in about an hour I sewed the rows together. Normally by now I would have laid pieces back down to recheck that they were square. Didn't have to do any of that! I could tell during the piecing and assembly that they were, because they matched each other so well. I am VERY careful to put the fabric on the die correctly, on grain. I check any scrap that I did not just cut from the whole piece with a selvedge.
The first time I made this pattern it took me almost two weeks of short afternoons cutting and trimming and sewing to get this far (plus arranging the pieces within the quilt to distribute the colors). I couldn't work long because I hurt! This time I started cutting three days ago. This morning I will have finished the assembly of the rows and be ready to add the border.
Normally I have to keep my cutting board table clear so I can keep trimming. But now I just need enough room to cut off strips to put on the dies. I made a couple of little cardboard rulers for the two dies I am using so I don't cut the raw strips off my fabric any wider than necessary.
In order to preserve the life of the mat, I rotate it just a smidgen before I put it on top of the die and fabric. It still goes through without a hitch, but the impression it cuts in the mat is in a slightly different place.
I do think that the instructions could be better. They are very scattered. The inside of the die packaging tells how many you can cut from a certain sized piece of fabric. And finally I found a similar but fairly confusing table for all the dies online.
Also I think the patterns that are shown on their site are terribly unimaginative. I have created two so far that are not boring. The strip dies seem terribly overpriced to me in comparison to the smaller dies.
I admit it is tempting to buy more and more dies. But each time I use the AccuQuilt GO! I am SO glad I have it and the dies I bought. I consider it the best quilting tool I own except for my beloved Bernina.
Right now you could not PRY this from my arms!
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After much research I found the "go cutter" on Amazon at an excellent price (currently $182.96, free shipping). It shipped promptly and works as advertised. It comes with one die which has a 4in square, 2in square and two 2in triangles (finished sizes, "dogears" not removed.) Your biggest expense will be the dies which range from about $15 to several hundred dollars, mats extra. In my opinion, if you already have a rotary cutter and mat, the "strip" dies are a waste of money. You can cut strips almost in the same time it takes to cut and fold the fabric to fit the strip dies. I would stick to the dies with curved or more complicated shapes. For example the stacked tumbler, drunkards path etc or patterns which demand total accuracy like the double wedding ring. My advice is to go to the Accuquilt website and make a note of the dies you want, with their model number and price, then search the web for the best prices. I found the "Eleanor Burns blazing star" ranging in price from $41 to $85. Of course consider the shipping and some sites charge tax.My only quibble is the fabric waste. This can be overcome somewhat by carefully folding your fabric to cover only the cutters and not the whole die to the edges. It's excellent for scrappy quilts. Just iron your scraps and stack them over the portion of the die which fits the best. One tip which works for me is ,after you run the die through the cutter, flip the die over and lift it off the mat, leaving your cut-outs on the mat. They don't seem to pull apart and scatter so much this way. another thing to remember is if you "fanfold" your fabric ,with wrong sides together, with a complicated die you will get "mirror" cut-outs. I hope this review has helped with your decision.
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Squares and triangles do not cut accurate all the time. Look for you cuts being 1/8 off and it's a big deal when trying to put together quilt pieces! Eats through mats like crazy and once the mat is used up the cuts are crazy off, so be sure you stock up on plenty of mats! The strip dies and shape dies like the cat and dog one are the only ones that give you half-way decent cuts. Wastes a lot of fabric with inaccurate cuts. There is also a lot of prep work, for the fabric, before you can use it and it still doesn't cut accurate. I've joined groups, watched a bunch of videos and read almost every blog out there to try and make this thing do what it is suppose to do, which is give you accurate shapes, for making quilts, and even the "experts" on this say it isn't perfect every time! Waste of money! Save yourself some aggravation and just use a rotary cutter. You'll get better results and spend less time trying to match your pieces up.Thursday, November 6, 2014
Review of Hancy 2-Ounce Ultimate Quilt Pounce Pad With Chalk Powder, White
This is a wonderful product. It saves so much time and I love that the chalk irons off so easily. I would recommend this product to anyone who does either hand quilting or free motion quilting. Goodbye tracing with a pen! Hello Pounce Pad!
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Great for marking larger projects. Wish there were a smaller size for Small sections. Rubs off easily which is good and badBest Deals for Hancy 2-Ounce Ultimate Quilt Pounce Pad With Chalk Powder, White
I'm new to quilting and tried other forms of transferring stencils to my completed work. They were time-consuming and not so accurate. This Pounce Pad was so fast and easy to use. And it didn't wear away while I was quilting but did remove very easily once I was finished. It's a definite win.Honest reviews on Hancy 2-Ounce Ultimate Quilt Pounce Pad With Chalk Powder, White
I bought this pounce because I hate having blue lines running through my quilt top from marking with water soluble pens. I had read reviews on the website and on here, and figured it was worth a shot. I had to remark my quilt using a stencil 3 times. The chalk just faded away and I could barely see it in some areas. For that single quilt I also used about half of the powder that comes with it. It did iron off nicely what stayed on that is. I would like to try the blue powder and see if it is more favorable, but hesitant to order more. This wasn't my first quilt or marking experience. I gave it 3 stars because compared to some other products I have used, it is a little more manageable.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Hancy 2-Ounce Ultimate Quilt Pounce Pad With Chalk Powder, White
Got it today, very good, just what I wanted. I like the dissapering Iron on to make it go away.Saturday, October 25, 2014
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These pens are awesome. They really enhance your experience using the Cricut... I love them.......They work very well when inserted into the the Cricut.......you must have fonts that are fine line but they will work with others......
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These pens are awesome. They really enhance your experience using the Cricut... I love them.......They work very well when inserted into the the Cricut.......you must have fonts that are fine line but they will work with others......
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This was a item needed. My wife has enjoyed it quite a bit since she has got it. A plusBest Deals for CRI-kits - All 4 Kits and 1 Magnetic Holder (For CRICUT®
I love the gel pens but I would have gave 5 stars if the swirl pens work. Love playing with them on my Cricut,, but will love to have love to have the effect on the swirl penHonest reviews on CRI-kits - All 4 Kits and 1 Magnetic Holder (For CRICUT®
Everyone likes bling bling. These are great to make cards or embellish flowers. Great colors and easy to use. I would recommend these for all crafters to have on hand.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for CRI-kits - All 4 Kits and 1 Magnetic Holder (For CRICUT®
This adds a new dimension to my Cricut crafting. I've used them for fine details images of my Cricut cartridges.Saturday, October 11, 2014
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Cheap Inkadinkado Mason Jar Wood Stamp
I bought this stamp to hand make custom "thank you" cards from our mason jar themed wedding. The stamp is of great quality and we got a TON of positive feedback about the custom cards.
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We are using the stamp for name cards at our wedding. It is PERFECT! Would highly recommend it as a neat template for any creative outcome!Best Deals for Inkadinkado Mason Jar Wood Stamp
This is a large jar. I really love how well it stamps, clean and crisp. I've used it on vellum and card stock... both look great. This is a must have!Honest reviews on Inkadinkado Mason Jar Wood Stamp
If you are doing an event with a mason jar theme, this stamp is perfect! It is bigger so you can even stamp something smaller on the inside of it!Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Inkadinkado Mason Jar Wood Stamp
I used this stamp for the front of the favor bags for the candy buffet at my son's wedding. I actually bought another personalized stamp with my son's name, his wife's name, the initial of their last name, and the date of the wedding to stamp inside the "jar" stamp. I also attached a little raffia ribbon to the "lid" part of the stamp. Adorable, and a very affordable way to do personalized bags in bulk! Thank you!Friday, October 3, 2014
OOK 50611 ReadyNail Conventional Picture Hook Tidy Tin Supports Reviews
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They are easy to install and do little damage to your walls. The case is small and the lid closes well, so you won't have a drawer full of picture hooks.
You do need a hammer but I don't think that's a good reason to take any stars off. ;-)
If you were to go to a local hardware store, it costs considerably more for much less. If you need them in a pinch, head to home depot for best local value.
Not much else to say you won't be disappointed in them.
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They are easy to install and do little damage to your walls. The case is small and the lid closes well, so you won't have a drawer full of picture hooks.
You do need a hammer but I don't think that's a good reason to take any stars off. ;-)
If you were to go to a local hardware store, it costs considerably more for much less. If you need them in a pinch, head to home depot for best local value.
Not much else to say you won't be disappointed in them.
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This is an easy to use hook. The mechanical style looks great. It wasnt that difficult to install. It challenging to knock it in inlined fashion and it quiet difficult to see if the hooks you have installed are leveled. But overall it is a great product. Comes with ample pieces in a box.Best Deals for OOK 50611 ReadyNail Conventional Picture Hook Tidy Tin Supports
These work nicely but the angle the hook is at makes for hanging something a bit odd. Although it might be for a reason that it is, I just don't know it.Honest reviews on OOK 50611 ReadyNail Conventional Picture Hook Tidy Tin Supports
THIS HOOKS RE GREAT! SO EASY TO USE AND IF YOU PLACE THEM IN THE WRONG SPOT ON THE WALL THEY COME OUT, WITH NO DAMAGE TO THE WALL.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for OOK 50611 ReadyNail Conventional Picture Hook Tidy Tin Supports
High quality item that was out of stock just when I needed it. Stay away from them unless the job at hand is time sensitive.Thursday, October 2, 2014
Amzdeal® New USB Pen Graphics Tablet Pad Pen Drawing Art Design Review
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I bought this as a short term replacement for my old Wacom tablet. The drivers didn't work with Windows 8. With Windows 8 the shortcuts didn't work but I didn't want to use them anyways. It will get the job done if you are crudely drawing, but for serious artists, look elsewhere.
The tablets only setting is to "scale to Screen" essentially. I have a 22in monitor, so you can see the proportions are drastically off making natural drawing almost impossible.
It works. That is about all I can say, but don't expect much.good choice, I bought it for my friend. she said it is good, she uses it to draw the pictures.
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I bought this as a short term replacement for my old Wacom tablet. The drivers didn't work with Windows 8. With Windows 8 the shortcuts didn't work but I didn't want to use them anyways. It will get the job done if you are crudely drawing, but for serious artists, look elsewhere.
The tablets only setting is to "scale to Screen" essentially. I have a 22in monitor, so you can see the proportions are drastically off making natural drawing almost impossible.
It works. That is about all I can say, but don't expect much.good choice, I bought it for my friend. she said it is good, she uses it to draw the pictures.
Review of Custom Body Art -15 Color Kit Temporary Tattoo 1 Ounce Airbrush
they really do last on the skin, I will buy product again, just wish they were a bit cheaper and I would buy a whole bunch to stock up!The bottles I received were mismatched and are not in the dropper bottles at pictured. The bottles I received are difficult to pour paint from as they are hard and cannot be squeezed. I only received one dropper type bottle in the whole batch and that one bottle is the only one I can squeeze to get the correct amount of paint out of it. I would not purchase these again unless I knew for sure I was receiving the dropper bottles. The paint itself is fine.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Review of AMACO Mix A Mold Kit
Customer Ratings: 
List Price: $14.99
Sale Price: $14.22
Today's Bonus: 5% Off

THE ITEM ARRIVED SOONER THEN I EXPECTED AND IN GREAT CONDITION. ALL DUE TO THE CARE AND ATTENTION TAKEN IN MY ORDER FROM YOUR COMPANY. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR A GOOD EXPERIENCE IN DOING BUSINESS WITH YOU. WILL REMEMBER YOU COMPANY FOR FUTURE REFERENCE FOR MYSELF AND OTHERS. FOR ANYONE READING THIS REVIEW YOU CAN HAVE THE SAME GOOD EXPERIENCE ORDERING FROM THIS CO. IT SHOWS IN THE HANDLING TAKEN FROM MY EXPERIENCE. GREAT JOB WELL DONE THANKS AGAIN
List Price: $14.99
Sale Price: $14.22
Today's Bonus: 5% Off
THE ITEM ARRIVED SOONER THEN I EXPECTED AND IN GREAT CONDITION. ALL DUE TO THE CARE AND ATTENTION TAKEN IN MY ORDER FROM YOUR COMPANY. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR A GOOD EXPERIENCE IN DOING BUSINESS WITH YOU. WILL REMEMBER YOU COMPANY FOR FUTURE REFERENCE FOR MYSELF AND OTHERS. FOR ANYONE READING THIS REVIEW YOU CAN HAVE THE SAME GOOD EXPERIENCE ORDERING FROM THIS CO. IT SHOWS IN THE HANDLING TAKEN FROM MY EXPERIENCE. GREAT JOB WELL DONE THANKS AGAIN
Friday, August 29, 2014
Best Permalba Oil Brushes, White Bristle, Filbert, Set of 4 Deals
Customer Ratings: 
List Price: $59.99
Sale Price: $33.02
Today's Bonus: 45% Off

These brushes are very well made and very nice looking. The Long handles are tapered well and fit in your hand well. Holds paint well and easy to clean up. I am very Happy with them. After trying them I ordered the rest of them. They are used very often and excellent. Brush strokes are very good and do what they are supposed to according to paint I am Using and the medium.Came really fast I needed these for the Wet on wet oil Paintings that Bob Ross demonstrates. Work really well and clean up nice.
List Price: $59.99
Sale Price: $33.02
Today's Bonus: 45% Off
These brushes are very well made and very nice looking. The Long handles are tapered well and fit in your hand well. Holds paint well and easy to clean up. I am very Happy with them. After trying them I ordered the rest of them. They are used very often and excellent. Brush strokes are very good and do what they are supposed to according to paint I am Using and the medium.Came really fast I needed these for the Wet on wet oil Paintings that Bob Ross demonstrates. Work really well and clean up nice.
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