Organized and Responsible

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The first task of your month-long clean-a-thon, i.e. our new GOOD 30-Day Challenge, is to overhaul your rations and provisions. Consider the environmental impact of your bottled water habit and your stash of cheese balls. And while you’re at it, make us some homemade pickles. 

Don’t just throw away the moldy bread and the two-year old Halloween candy; do some pantry soul-searching. 

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oioioioioi:

Between Nothingness and Eternity, 2010 tile, mirror, wax, paint, shea butter, book, and record album in cover by Rashid Johnson

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fuckyeahweddingideas:

Recipe for love…

homedesigning:

Things we’re loving today: Testtube lamp

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justbesplendid:

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fuckyeahweddingideas:

DIY Pleated Bow Tie

Materials needed:
• fabric (if it’s super thin, double it up)
• needle and thread
• fabric glue
• small piece of ribbon or trim

1. Gather your materials.
2. Cut fabric into two squares, anywhere from 4-7 inches, depending on how large you want your bow.
3. Start with your first square, fold into a triangle
4. Turn over and repeat the fold, resulting in a smaller triangle

5. Take left corner, fold in a tiny bit to hide the point
6. then fold it to center line.
7. Pinch into the middle and stitch securely, catching all the layers.
8. Repeat on the right side, creating a cute leaf shape. Create another leaf by repeated steps 2-8 with the other square.

9. Put leaves face to face (pleated side together), and sew the top together with a few whip stitches. This will be covered with ribbon so don’t worry about making pretty stitches.
10. Open up, and marvel at your cute bow shape!
11. Cover mechanics by gluing a strip of ribbon.
12. Then secure the bow to a ribbon which can be tied around the neck, or attach it to a brooch backing so it can be pinned on. Happy crafting!

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