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The Adventures of Pam & Frank |
| Posted: 27 Nov 2010 10:12 AM PST |
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| Small Business Saturday, November 27 Posted: 21 Nov 2010 10:26 AM PST Like many people, I make every effort to shop at a local small business before I go to a big corporate store. American Express has started a movement to encourage others to visit their local small... Visit my blog for the full story ~         |
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| Facebook "Like" marketing experiment - update Posted: 20 Nov 2010 11:09 AM PST Last month I posted about marketing on Facebook using their Like button. I was using it for my own marketing project, learning as I did it, and posting about what I did and how it worked. In my... Visit my blog for the full story ~     |
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| Facebook "Like" marketing experiment - update Posted: 20 Nov 2010 11:09 AM PST Last month I posted about marketing on Facebook using their Like button. I was using it for my own marketing project, learning as I did it, and posting about what I did and how it worked. In my... Visit my blog for the full story ~ |
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Pass It On Plates |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2010 11:41 PM PST It travels from friend to friend, carrying treats and telling a story as it travels. Click "comments" below to read a special message left for you. When you're ready to pass the plate on to another friend, load it up with treats, leave a message for your friend in this plate diary, and pass it on again. Keep it moving - this plate is part of our Plate It Forward™ program.    |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2010 11:42 PM PST It travels from friend to friend, carrying treats and telling a story as it travels. Click "comments" below to read a special message left for you. When you're ready to pass the plate on to another friend, load it up with treats, leave a message for your friend in this plate diary, and pass it on again. Keep it moving - this plate is part of our Plate It Forward™ program.    |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2010 11:43 PM PST It travels from friend to friend, carrying treats and telling a story as it travels. Click "comments" below to read a special message left for you. When you're ready to pass the plate on to another friend, load it up with treats, leave a message for your friend in this plate diary, and pass it on again. Keep it moving - this plate is part of our Plate It Forward™ program.    |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2010 11:44 PM PST It travels from friend to friend, carrying treats and telling a story as it travels. Click "comments" below to read a special message left for you. When you're ready to pass the plate on to another friend, load it up with treats, leave a message for your friend in this plate diary, and pass it on again. Keep it moving - this plate is part of our Plate It Forward™ program.    |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2010 11:45 PM PST It travels from friend to friend, carrying treats and telling a story as it travels. Click "comments" below to read a special message left for you. When you're ready to pass the plate on to another friend, load it up with treats, leave a message for your friend in this plate diary, and pass it on again. Keep it moving - this plate is part of our Plate It Forward™ program.    |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2010 11:46 PM PST It travels from friend to friend, carrying treats and telling a story as it travels. Click "comments" below to read a special message left for you. When you're ready to pass the plate on to another friend, load it up with treats, leave a message for your friend in this plate diary, and pass it on again. Keep it moving - this plate is part of our Plate It Forward™ program.    |
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It was so easy to do.
Materials:
One piece of fabric, twice as long as it is wide
Polyfoam pillow stuffing
Coordinating thread
Instructions:
1. Fold the fabric in half, right sides together , and matching the short ends. (It should look like a square.)
2. Sew along the short ends to make a tube.
3. Sew along one of the other open ends so the square is open on only one of the four sides.
4. Lay out the square with the open side at the top, the folded side on your right, and the side seam on your left.
5. Measure along the raw edge of the open side and mark the center point.
6. Flip the square over and repeat step 5.
7. Pinch one of your marks between the fingers on your right hand, pinch the other mark between the fingers on your left hand, and pull taut. The side seam should now be at the center point on the open end. Pin.
8. Sew along this edge to close, leaving about 6" open.
9. Turn right side out, stuff to desired softness, tuck in the raw edges, and topstitch to close.