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plasticisrubbish.com
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| | | | | Nappies The liner or topsheet - made of the plastic polymer polypropylene - sits next to the baby's skin and protects against wetness. From this layer, fluids flow down through th... | |
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thewholesky.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Jeff and I are expecting a third child in June. We gave away most of our baby stuff in the interim, so I'm now considering what stuff to get. Since I'm more experienced than I was the first time, I feel like I don't need to do as much trial and error.Basic principlesClothesCarryingCleaningFeedingSleepingMiscMaybeA note on... | |
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www.granolangrace.com
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| | | | | I am adventurous with most things natural - essential oils, beauty, foods, household cleaners, etc. And when you venture into the realm of... | |
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thedreamstress.com
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| | | One year, a challenge every fortnight, and at the end of it, 26 fabulous historical garments. How it works: Every fortnight in 2013 I'll post a themed challenge and we'll each sew (or knit, or crochet, or tatt, or embroider, or whatever it is you call making a hat, or otherwise create) a historical garment or accessory that fits the theme. I'll post the challenges 7 ahead, so that you have plenty of time to plan and work on more elaborate challenges. You can do as many or as few of the challenges you want - I'll be trying my best to do all 26, but if you can only do 6, that's fine. For the purpose of the Historical Sew Fortnightly, 'historical' means 75 years or older, so pre 1938. Your item can be as basic or elaborate as you want, from a simple fichu to f... | ||
