Seriously? Should we all just band together and somehow make the style savvy inspired game of our dreams? Better styles for the men, maybe gender neutral styling choices. More inclusive body styles. Wider range of styles and selections.
What would the dream game have for you? More hairstyles and makeup choices? Group outfits? Photo ops? More in depth boutique styling? More styles over all?
Sorry for the crap photo, I'm sat feeding my newborn starting at this awful door.
It's an apartment but we can paint and stick wall stickers. Basically anything reversible is fine. I painted this in a pregnancy induced manic episode and now it MOCKS ME.
The Pinterest screen shot is the current vision but please help.
I have like beige carpets, a white couch and various brown wood and black wood and black metal furniture. I'm currently undertaking the whole living room and decluttering and striving for a more minimal lifestyle that suits raising 2 small children.
Hello. I have a 13 week old 15 lb baby. I also have a stash of unbranded pocket diaps, along with a few miscellaneous brands, some alva baby and mama koalas. All pocket diapers all second hand.
The inserts are also the same variety. I've had them about 2 weeks and I've adjusted sizing to what I think is best. I'm starting to get leaks. I cloth diapered with my daughter years ago also a second hand stash of alva baby pockets. I never had real leaks with hers but a couple times and it was with the inserts I had prefolds as the inserts for half of them and the regular inserts on the other half. I started doubling up. But it was BULKY.
Idon't want to do that this time around.
If I use cotton fabric cut it out and sew it to one size of the inserts will that help it absorb quicker for his heavy pees?
How do I boost these without it being too bulky?
Hi my daughter used to have this plush years ago and she recently learned that you can crochet stuffed animals. She asked me if I could recreate it in crochet... Here's the problem I have no idea where to find a pattern that would somewhat replicate its floppiness.
And I'm much more of a knitter than a crocheter. In fact I stink at crochet but I try and I respect it loads. I broke my dominant hand right when I started learning and now it's difficult after a while to use that hand.
Any help would be greatly appreciated I'm already searching on ravelry and what books I have on knitted animals.
My almost 6 year old has gotten into coloring quite a lot lately. She watches the YouTube tutorials and draw with me videos. She's requested big and bold coloring books and is wanting to use markers for highlighting and shading. Problem is Crayola supertips don't do that babes.. they are too dark and don't blend. What markers can I get her? I'm not too comfortable with her coloring with alcohol markers because of the fumes and potential toxicity as she loves coloring on her skin. Are there any water based markers that have the same translucency that alcohol markers do?