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Matt @ Make: Online writes:

Filmmaker and crafter Holly Klein combined her talents to produce this short, Maggie and Mildred. All of the set pieces and characters were cross stitched by hand, then scanned into a computer and animated.

By Jessica Wilson

When I was a kid we didn't have pool noodles, we had boogie boards. While boogie boards were very cool in their own 1980s way, they were not nearly as versatile as the candy-colored pool noodle. There are all kinds of nifty things you can do with a pool noodle. You can float on them, build with them, turn them into swords and lightsabers, and even make nifty gear-styled walls, all sorts of fun things.

Vickie Howell created and shares this pattern for these cool crochet earrings based on a pair worn by American Idol contestant, Lilly Scott.
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Only one more day left to apply to vend crafts at Bazaar Bizaare Maker Faire Bay Area 2010! The payment policy has been improved, pay only $10 upfront and not a penny more until you're accepted:

Applications Due on Tuesday March 16th for Bazaar Bizarre Maker Faire

This is a two-day event being held on May 22nd and 23rd, 2010

Saturday 10am - 8pm and Sunday 10am - 6pm. (Not Memorial Day Weekend)

The differences between plastic and metal corrugated roofing range from slightly to extremely different.

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