I have an old calendar of vintage food ads. Id really like to use them as decor for my kitchen. I'm not sure exactly how to do this cost effectively (Ive got VERY little money for decorating). Its very hard to find square frames in the dimensions of the pictures. To have them professionally done would be WAY to expensive. Any ideas?

Hullo!

I have a bunch of wool yarn that sort of an ucky light brown color. I really want to use it for something but not in its current state of dullness. I've never dyed anything before so I was hoping yall might have some tips for me. Since Im not sure if its something Im going to be into I dont want to spend a whole lot of money on supplies.

Any tips or hints would be GREATLY appreciated!

Ok, Im sure this is all very logical and Im just not seeing it but...

Im working on this pattern:
http://www.chicknits.com/boat.html

Its coming along pretty well but Im having an armhole issue. Before the armhole shaping you end with 99 sts. Then "Armhole Shaping: Bind Off 5 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows.

DEC 1 stitch at each end of next 7 rows.

DEC 1 stitch at each end of every other row 7 times. (61 sts remain)"

Is my math off or does that not come out right?

Sorry this is scattered, Im sneaking the post at work

...I know it exists! I want to make a cool meshy spring scarf but cant find a simple really open mesh pattern. Can yall help me out?

Hullo!

Since I can't make a living off crafting alone Im also an Irish Dance teacher.

I'm starting classes in Decatur (at Several Dancers Core) at the end of March. Do any of you have any suggestions for good ways to get the word out? I've thought about flyers at Java Money and around the Agnes Scott campus but I feel like thats not enough. Any help would be appreciated! Im totally stressing lol.

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