Definitely something I'm interested in, so tagging.

I don't recommend a scarf, they take too long. Try a wash cloth or a small bag first.

Hi all,

I'm trying my hand at more advanced quilling and have hit a stumbling point. I'm trying to create a piece like However, my issue is with the white outline for the letters. I'm having trouble creating crisp edges and making them stay in one place. I was using precut 1/8" strips that definitely weren't working, then I switched to hand cut 1/4" cardstock strips that are working a little better, but I'm still having issues making crisp lines.

Any help?

Thanks,
Lee

I used to wear synthetic dreads You're look great! I'm a bigger fan of the ones that are nicely pulled together like yours, as opposed to the ones that look more 'natural.'

 

Hey guys,

Orlando has quite a few farmers markets and I'd really like to set up as a vendor in one once a week or so. I'd like to make tapas plates to sell (For instance, gnocchi, tamales, basically things I can make the night before and keep warm that day.)

Does anyone have any experience, or any advice to give?

I've done my research on the legal end as well, and I'd also like to know if anyone has experience renting a kitchen. I'm not sure how much I should expect to pay and what is reasonable.

Thanks so much!
Lee

YKYACW you appreciate handmade gifts (no matter how flawed they are) more than store bought gifts, because you know it means someone cares.

YKYAC And That Your Mom Is Not when you hand her the first scarf you've ever made, at the tender age of eight, and she hands it back and says 'I love it, let me know when it's finished...' (I was eight! Holes were abundant.)

Oooh, I want a nigiri body pillow!

Awww, I love them!

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