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1  Help finding pattern please. in Knitting: Discussion and Questions by kitschkitty on: April 07, 2012 06:45:08 AM
Hi, does anyone know the source of this image or where I could find the pattern please, as I think it's lovely.  Smiley
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2  Re: bunny bracelet in Trinkets and Jewelry: Completed Projects: General by kitschkitty on: May 31, 2010 06:28:56 PM
WANT!!!!!  Grin *wists*

That is sooo cute, and so is Ginger - my bunny Dijon says hi



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3  Made a while ago... in Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) by kitschkitty on: June 09, 2009 11:18:54 AM
I made this for a competition, it had to use a particular brand of products so I based my design on the cute little kitty stickers (as I already had and love them)!



Hope you like it. Smiley

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4  Re: How do you store your seed beads? in Beads: Discussion and Questions by kitschkitty on: February 22, 2009 07:50:40 AM
I bought myself these, and have started selling them to other beaders on my forum, as they are so great!



The lid dips in so you can stack on top of each other loosely, and the lid is attached so won't get lost and it is an airtight seal.

Each pot is 28ml and holds a lot of seed beads (around 35 - 40g of size 11's), but is also big enough for "normal" sized beads, and findings etc too.

I sold my "test tubes" that I had stored my seed beads in as I found them too small for my larger amounts of seed beads (and I don't even have that big a stash of seedies, not being a bead weaver)!
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5  Re: Double Piercings in Trinkets and Jewelry: Discussion and Questions by kitschkitty on: April 17, 2007 01:03:54 PM
Depending where the holes are there are various different types of jewellery that you could use:

Industrial (scaffold) bar:


Helix corkscrews:
http://www.shopzilla.com/8B--Body_Jewelry_-_cat_id--30010108__keyword--piercing%20corkscrew__nwylf--

Ear cuffs attached to studs (can be done with all studs too, and with extra dangles, different no. of studs etc)



Hope this helps.

 Smiley
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6  Re: Copper wire Tree of Life pendants in Trinkets and Jewelry: Completed Projects: General by kitschkitty on: November 22, 2006 09:27:10 AM
ooh only just noticed this thread! I made one back in May for a swap on another forum. It can be worn as a pendant, or hung as an ornament on the thread I made for it.



Love the different tree ideas you had - especially the night storm one - cool!  Cheesy
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7  Re: earrings to fit in hollow plugs in Trinkets and Jewelry: Discussion and Questions by kitschkitty on: August 23, 2006 04:07:43 PM
As mentioned before if you wear tunnels rather than plugs you can pass ear wires through them.

Ear wires can be any shape you like too, and dont have to be the traditional fish hook or kidney shape you are used to seeing. You can make your own any shape you want.

To Fit in best with what you are trying to achieve I would make your own ear wires in a triangular shape like this as they will hang nicely in your plugs/tunnels whether they are quite long or shorter:

You can them  hang what ever you want from your ear wires as normal.
You can use whatever metal you like, if it will be passing through a tunnel not your ear.

Some people wear a normal earring on the outside of the plug/tunnel, If you plan to do this I would reccommend you use sterling silver of niobium wire.

Also if you have metal sensitivities the best material for ear plugs are hardwoods - these don't go funky in your ears as they have a close grain, and are quite easy to find online.  Smiley
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8  Can you help me find a pattern please! in Knitting: Discussion and Questions by kitschkitty on: March 09, 2006 02:14:48 PM
Hello, my mum is off work for 6 weeks as she recently had an operation, anyway she is now bored of knitting hats, and she has offered to knit a jumper/cardigan for me if I can find her a (fairly simple) pattern.

I saw this jumper a while ago but the pattern was only in regular sizes and my mum can't work out resizing stuff.



I need a plus size pattern in size 26 (UK)!

Can anyone help (from a non knitter who knows nothing about knitting patterns)!  Smiley
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9  Re: Check Norris Stencil in Stenciling: Discussion and Questions by kitschkitty on: March 09, 2006 01:07:06 PM
Hows this? I can change it if need be.  Smiley (it's better on my computer -  seems to have lost something in being uploaded/resized) so if you want I can email you it, just pm me.  Smiley

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10  Re: Business Card Layout/Content in Crafty Business Discussion by kitschkitty on: March 08, 2006 07:10:39 PM
great logo!  Smiley

Why not visit www.vistaprint.com for some idea on layout etc. (you can order free cards from them -you just pay postage -there is a small one off fee if you add your own logo) - I'd reccomend not putting in a big order for cards till you are sure of the wording you want and definite about your contact email and website.

As for a short description - I agree thats the hard part, how about something along the lines of handcrafted art and accessories (if you count t-shirts as accessories lol), including a key word/phrase that describes your style.

Here's my business card

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