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Flor de tecido 2

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Flor de tecido 1

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 23:28:00 +0000

Fui eu quem fiz

Quilling

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Fui eu quem fiz

CONSERVATION.ORG - Make part of this cause

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:18:00 +0000

Take Simple Steps to Live Green

Green living is not only about people. It is also about plants, animals, and the places they live. Green living means thinking about climate change and energy use, as well as about biological diversity and the well-being of those who draw their livelihoods from nature.
We know this takes effort. Here is a useful list of simple steps you can take to begin thinking greener, acting greener, and living greener.
1. Be InformedThe first step toward being a responsible green citizen is knowing the issues and taking time to think about them.
2. Travel SustainablyNext time you go on vacation or need to take a business trip, consider ways you can cut down on carbon emissions.
3. Be a Green ConsumerIt is becoming easier and easier to know what effects the things you buy have on the environment.
4. Eat GreenEnvironmentally friendly eating habits are easy and healthy.
5. Explore BiodiversityThe diversity of nature is everywhere. So why not roll up your sleeves and see what’s been living right outside your door?
6. Enhance Your Local BiodiversityContributing to diversity in your own neighborhood can go a long way toward feeling good every day.
7. Minimize Your Carbon FootprintBy reducing the energy and fossil fuels you use, you are saving the environment from further damage.
8. Offset Your CarbonAfter you have done everything you can to minimize your carbon footprint then you can think about how to offset what residual impacts remains.
9. Influence Your Friends, Family, and CommunityA green You is a great role model for your friends, family, and colleagues.
10. Support CIBy supporting CI you are maximizing your efforts by joining larger team.
11. Be a Conservation AdvocateDo a little or do a lot, but raise your voice today.
Get more tips for:
At Home At Work In The Backyard In The Classroom In Your Community Outdoors
Home Owners Commuters Businesses Investors Politicians & City Planners
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Paper Home Decor...

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 23:06:00 +0000

Papel... reciclados... o que encontrar serve para montar algo interessante... vou tentar um destes, depois mostro o resultado!

Decorar a casa com papel... parece estranho, mas e muito bonito, rápido e o melhor, podemos trocar tudo sempre que o visual cansar... excelente!!!

Clique aqui!

Dia Mundial Sem Carro

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:19:00 +0000

Dia 22 de Setembro - Mil e quinhentas cidades devem aderir a causa este ano. PARTICIPE!

September, 22 - Mundial Day Without Cars - 1.500 cities are engage, be part of this!!!

Amazônia - Stop Sell the Florest!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 18:06:00 +0000

Conhecida em âmbito mundial como a maior floresta tropical do mundo - são 4,1 milhões de km2 de florestas somente em território brasileiro - e pelo Rio Amazonas (o maior do mundo em volume de água, com uma bacia de 7.3 milhões de km2 e 1.100 afluentes), a Amazônia é uma região vasta e rica em recursos naturais: possui grandes estoques de madeira, borracha, castanha, peixes, minérios e plantas, das quais se extraem óleos e essências para uso medicinal, cosmético e alimentício, entre outros.A densidade demográfica na região amazônica é baixa (dois habitantes por quilômetro quadrado) e está concentrada, principalmente, em poucas cidades ao longo dos rios.

A riqueza cultural, proveniente das diversas etnias indígenas e das várias correntes migratórias, inclui o conhecimento tradicional sobre os usos e a forma de explorar os recursos da floresta sem esgotá-los nem destruir o habitat natural.

A região apresenta índices socio-econômicos muito baixos e enfrenta dificuldades decorrentes da falta de infraestrutura urbana e serviços públicos - como transporte, água tratada e esgoto, energia, comunicação, escolas - bem como de tecnologia. Tais deficiências se traduzem em baixa qualidade de vida e falta de oportunidades para a população, ao mesmo tempo que elevam o custo da produção, dificultam a agregação de valor e o escoamento e, por isso, reduzem a rentabilidade econômica. Nos últimos 40 anos surgiram novas ameaças, como o desmatamento (principalmente devido a queimadas, conversão de terras para a agricultura), ocupação desordenada da terra, uso inadequado do solo e a execução de grandes obras (estradas, barragens, usinas etc) sem que tenham sido tomados os cuidados prévios para minimizar esse impacto.Para mudar esse cenário, o WWF-Brasil defende a adoção de uma agenda em prol do desenvolvimento sustentável e da conservação da biodiversidade.

Para isso, baseia-se no conceito ecorregional, que leva em conta a grande diversidade de paisagens do bioma e o impacto que qualquer elemento físico ou biológico tem sobre os demais. As prioridades são as florestas, os rios e lagos, com sua flora, fauna e os povos que ali habitam.

A idéia básica é valorizar a vocação florestal e aquática da região, conservando e utilizando os recursos naturais de forma racional e duradoura para beneficiar todos os segmentos sociais da região amazônica em particular e do Brasil em geral. Ou seja, assegurar o desenvolvimento econômico e social da região e do país de forma continuada.Para isso, desenvolve três linhas de trabalho:

Conservação da biodiversidade e parques
Uso sustentável dos recursos naturais
Educação Ambiental e ComunicaçãoAo mesmo tempo, o WWF-Brasil utiliza uma abordagem ecorregional do bioma, e o trabalho é desenvolvido prioritariamente em duas ecorregiões: Sudoeste da Amazônia (que abrange os estados do Acre, Rondônia e parte do Amazonas) e Várzeas da Amazônia (terras baixas ao longo da calha dos rios Amazonas e Solimões, cobertas por florestas que ficam inundadas durante o período das cheias).

HAUNTINGLY COOL SENTIMENTS & PATTERNS

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:56:00 +0000

HAUNTINGLY COOL SENTIMENTS & PATTERNS

Check out our FREE Sentiments and Patterns that available for you to download all at once or just pick your favorites. We think you'll get into the spirit with fun Halloween projects like:
"Batty Treat Can"
"The Road Card"
"Springy Beware Card"
Other excellent treats for paper crafters!

Oktoberfest

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:56:00 +0000

I just love autumn! The crisp days and golden leaves enhance all of the senses, especially our appetites. In the summer we can be happy with salads and sorbets, but in the autumn we long for heartier food to warm us from the inside outward. Potato soup, sausages, hot salads, dumplings and beer - the food and drink of an Oktoberfest party - is just what the stomach ordered.
Historians say that Oktoberfest originated in 1810 as a wedding feast over in Bavaria. But who cares about little details like that? For my part, I'd rather think it was a celebration of the arrival of hearty-eating-season. By the way, despite the name, Oktoberfest is held during the last two weeks of September!
In Germany and many parts of the world Oktoberfest has become a large festival with plenty of food, beer, music and merrymaking. Huge tents set upon the Theresienwiese meadow in Munich are the setting for the festivities. The event begins with the mayor ceremoniously tapping the Oktoberfest keg of beer.
Doesn't sound too difficult to host your own Oktoberfest party, does it? Well, you're right.
Setting the Stage and Activities
Hold your party outside as they do in Munich. What a great reason to enjoy the autumn weather!

Decorate your tables with linens in the colors of the German flag: black, red, and gold.
Play traditional German music during your party and give your guests kazoos to play along.
Purchase a keg or two of German beer, or select a variety of bottled German labels for your party.
Cook up traditional German food. Go overboard in planning your quantities, as appetites are sure to increase with the crisp autumn weather.
Don't forget to gather the troops to do the Chicken Dance after everyone has guzzled a couple of beers.
Serve the brews in German beer steins.
When your guests become bored with the Chicken Dance, line them up for beer stein races. Fill their hands with loaded steins and have them race to a finish line. The person to finish with the most beer left in his stein wins the race. Then he can drink it!

The Food
Your menu should include, among other items, beer (!), German sausages, hot German potato salad, sauerkraut, sweet and sour cabbage, German-style chicken, and black forest cake.
The following About guide sites will help you find all the great German recipes and drinks you'll need for hosting your own Oktoberfest.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 13:18:00 +0000

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Roombox Birô

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 18:06:00 +0000

Caixinhas Coloridas

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:50:00 +0000

Objetos de madeira, pintados com cores fortes, são um charme! Dá pra fazer porta-retratos, caixas, molduras e móveis, todos com um toque pessoal. A artesã Jack Strassburger mostra como pintar uma caixinha com uma técnica fácil e barata!

- Uma caixinha de madeira de 9cm por 9
- Uma lixa para madeira número 220
- Tinta acrílica para tela na cor preta
- Rolinho de espuma
- Várias cores de tinta acrílica para tela em bisnaga
- Espátula plástica
- Paleta descartável
- Um pincel chato número 12
- Dois pincéis chanfrados números 8, 10 e 12
- Tinta relevo branca
- Lápis pastel branco

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Modo de fazer:

- A primeira etapa é preparar a peça de madeira lixando-a.

- Depois de lixar, pintar toda a caixa com tinta preta, usando o rolinho de espuma para deixar a textura mais porosa e não muito uniforme.

- Com lápis pastel branco, fazer desenhos bem simples em todos os lados da caixa (flores, corações, bolinhas...), que serão coloridos depois. Antes, misturar tinta violeta com branca para preencher o fundo, sem encostar nos desenhos. Nessa etapa, usa-se o pincel chanfrado número 12.

- Para pintar as pétalas de uma flor, por exemplo, utiliza-se o branco e azul ultramar, sem misturar as duas. Começa-se com o branco, trabalhando com um pincel chanfrado tamanho 8. Depois, preenche-se cada uma das pétalas com o branco, deixando uma margem de fundo.

- Você pode brincar com as cores, misturando as tintas para pintar os desenhos, sempre com o cuidado de deixar uma bordinha preta entre o fundo e o desenho. É importante para o detalhe final. Nas laterais, fazer um fundo verde-água e deixar a caixinha secar por duas horas.

- Para o acabamento final, utiliza-se uma tinta relevo branca e fazer o grafitado com traços interrompidos. Todos os desenhos recebem o contorno branco.

É só esperar secar e está pronta.

Divirta-se!!!

MINIS

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:24:00 +0000

Minis...

Ahhh... miniatures, I love that so much... I appreciate the details with they are done.

When I build a new roombox, a new scenario, first I do inse, in my mint. But ever happen the same process, the changes who I make that small words, even appear. And tht's the fun part! I look to the new scenn and go imagined what thing, what more detail I can put together, and this was for a several days in same times.

To me, the scenarios never stay completlly finish.

Ever exist a small detail, a little thing that I can add... well... some time I need make the photos... but it is the finish? I don't know, probably not...

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:54:00 +0000

My favorsite'.s ...

Well... when I was in high school and college I kept 3 ring binders filled with photos and memorabilia.

I still have several of these books tucked away in storage.

I started scrapbooking as we know it today shortly after the birth of my son in 2004.

A girlfriend was telling me about Creative Memories and I knew it was something I wanted to do.

Creative Memories was out of my budget at the time so I went to Jack's and bought a spiral black album, stickers and paper.

I was instantly hooked and haven’t looked back since.

What are you favorite sources of inspiration?

I love to shop and often find myself perusing the racks at local stores absorbing patterns, colors and texture.

Several years ago I found myself in Fossil staring at a display of t-shirts in a grid pattern.

The t-shirts were a mix of fun colors and patterns with a little bit of the unexpected thrown in.

This display sticks with me today years later it has inspired me to mix the unexpected.

This is something I strive to do on each and every work.

I love tone on tone patterns – Most recently I have fallen head over heels for white embossing powder on dark paints.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 02:24:00 +0000

I Finish one more roombex. Is a reproduce of a cenary of a sewind room

I hope we like... I love it!!! Take a look:

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 02:12:00 +0000

New works... soon, in my site:

http://www.jstrassburger.info/

If you want know more about this tecnique, call "FUXICO" here in Brazil, see in my site, in Articles setcion. It's so fun to do and so beutiful results!!!

http://www.JStrassburger.info

Host a Mother Crop...

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:38:00 +0000

PlanWhen I decided to host a mother-daughter crop, I realized it would take careful planning to ensure moms and daughters both had a good time. Before sending out your invitations:
Prepare your guest list. Consider giving separate invitations to the moms and daughters. (Just think of how much fun it would be for your daughter to get her own invitation!)
Pick a date and time. Make sure both will be convenient for all of your guests. If any daughters attend school or any moms work during the day, consider an evening or Saturday party.
Choose a location. If you plan to have the party in your home, make sure you can accommodate everyone without being crowded. If you would like to invite numerous guests, consider a location that can easily accommodate a larger crowd.

PrepareOnce my invitations were out and the date was set, it was time to plan the actual party. Luckily, the activity was already decided—scrapbooking! Consider the following when deciding party details:
Choose food that both moms and daughters will enjoy. Make sure it will appeal to most tastes.
Select a scrapbook project that all guests can participate in. If the planned project is too complicated for young minds, consider splitting it into two projects: a simple one for the daughters and a more complicated one for the moms.
Plan party decor that relates to what you’re doing. Notice the “crop” details Amy included in this door garland and wreath. Guests loved seeing this creative scissor-and-flower display at the front door

EnjoyFinally, the day of our mother-daughter crop arrived! For our party, I chose to set a table with centerpieces, favor cups with treats (to keep us scrapping for hours!), and a place card with each person’s name. Consider these ideas as well:
For the easiest project and cleanup, give each guest a scrapbook kit to create a few pages.
If the girls are young, provide “just add photos” kits with extra embellishments to use if desired.
To help get everyone started, hand out quick lists of possible events or subjects to scrapbook.
Place “conversation starter” cards around the table with interesting questions so the guests can easily converse with each other while they create their projects.

J Strassburger

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 10:27:00 +0000

Make a scrapbook - it's easy!

Comming soon in my site...

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 03:27:00 +0000

Make a slideshow - it's easy!

Comming soon...

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 02:11:00 +0000

Dinneroom

Soon, in my site:

http://www.jstrassburger.info/

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MAKE THIS VIDEO BE LISSEN EVER AND EVER AND EVER...

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 01:07:00 +0000

Roombox - Litle Boy

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 21:59:00 +0000

This is a roombox, or a litlle boy, mabe a baby boy.

It is a wonderful gift to a future Mam!!!

Questions???

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:17:00 +0000

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Have you a question

about art, handcrafts,

tecniques or other tem

about you have know more?

It's very easy...

just put the words in the box bellow...

and wait the answer!!!

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noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:38:00 +0000

Patina (Pátina)

soon in site

JStrassburger.info

American Doll Houses

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 20:15:00 +0000

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American Dool Houses are really amesing.

Is a tipical example, of a beautifull

Victorian blue house. It is so quilt!
I love this side.

Can you imagen how much preatty thigs is possible put inside there?

Is a lot of work to do here...

but I'm sure that this hand works is more then a simply distraction...

it is a really terapy!!!

Try it yorself!!!

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