It's here! After a month of not having one, my new microwave is installed and working. I was so happy that I heated up my cold cup of coffee.
Talk about getting spoiled. That's me, and proud of it.
The installation guy took almost 20 minutes and didn't skip a beat. I like confidence in people who do stuff like this. Well done, finally!
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Saturday, June 1, 2013
It's all low tech behind the scenes
For the second time in a month, a coworker is leaving for a better job. I'm going to really miss her because she is such a hard worker. The last one that left got a good luck card that wasn't library themed. She deserved better. This time I wanted to re-create for Cheryl a card I had seen on the Internet.
So, I copied a card I'd seen on the Lawn Fawn blog, by Yainea that I absolutely loved. But when I pulled out my Dewey Decimal paper I saw that I had the full sized version, and the card was made from the scaled down version of 6" x 6" paper. My "fix" was to make the card bigger, but really, scale matters a lot. On the original, there were several drawers going in both directions, but on mine I could only fit 2 full drawers across.
The dog coming out of the catalog drawer should be bigger in relation to the size of the drawer. I used skinny bakers' twine instead of ribbon so that it wouldn't overwhelm the little doggie.
Now, what's so low tech here? Well I thought I'd share my picture taking setup with you all. I don't have a fancy light box, I just take things out to the back patio and prop them up on the table like this:
Yeah it's all good until the wind blows stuff down into a puddle.
So, I copied a card I'd seen on the Lawn Fawn blog, by Yainea that I absolutely loved. But when I pulled out my Dewey Decimal paper I saw that I had the full sized version, and the card was made from the scaled down version of 6" x 6" paper. My "fix" was to make the card bigger, but really, scale matters a lot. On the original, there were several drawers going in both directions, but on mine I could only fit 2 full drawers across.
The dog coming out of the catalog drawer should be bigger in relation to the size of the drawer. I used skinny bakers' twine instead of ribbon so that it wouldn't overwhelm the little doggie.
Now, what's so low tech here? Well I thought I'd share my picture taking setup with you all. I don't have a fancy light box, I just take things out to the back patio and prop them up on the table like this:
Yeah it's all good until the wind blows stuff down into a puddle.
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