Seriously, this is a useless blog.
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BUTTS.: The 7 Rules of Picking Names for Fictional Characters Choosing a character name for your novel is as pressure-filled as picking a name for a baby. It has to suit the character’s personality, makes sense for the era and, most important, be super awesome (sorry friends, the awesome name of Brian A. Klems is…
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DIY Dark Galadriel Costume Tutorial by penwiper at Entropy House here. The breastplate is made from a cheap half form mannequin and round sticker labels - seriously!I googled “half form mannequin” and found one for $4.90 here - so they are easy to find. The rest of the paints, puffy paint and Rub’n’Buff can be found at any craft store.
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Some resources for those writing medieval-type stories:
SWOONS
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Refresh with My-Document-Style. Specially for Office Ladies ;)
C’mon :) Do-it-yourself
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Have a plain white tee laying around? Give it a fun printed makeover with this super easy DIY »
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Kate Spade Inspired Skirt | Melissa Esplin
If I had the figure and the bank balance to afford it, I would just live in Kate Spade’s clothes! They are quirky, timeless classics. All her pieces are cut beautifully, are colourful and fun. As I said though, it’s not going to happen but I can still get the style via sewing! This skirt is super cute, and the a-line shape is great for so many shapes & sizes.
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DIY Happy Rock Felt Door Stop Tutorial from Handmade Charlotte here. Cute and practical gift. Kids learning to embroider could contribute to this DIY.
