Tuesday, June 2, 2020

I NEED YOUR COMPLIANCE FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT FOR US...

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Tuesday, May 26, 2020

Re: order specification

Dear innocentkitty214 kangol214,

In the attachment you will find the products we need from your company. Check the attachment in Excel and continue with us before we make payments.
Our customer has stopped delivering to us since this outbreak of the corona virus. 


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Purchase Manager
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主题: 回复: Invoice
 

我们急需产品

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Monday, December 17, 2018

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Thursday, May 9, 2013

new wall tiles/coasters

i finally have something else to write about. i tried something new for the first time in a while. i was looking at mother's day gifts and found coasters on pinterest. i loved it. only i loved it soo much i wanted to do more. i wanted to make them my kitchen backsplash. hubby said they would get ruined with the grout over top of them. i got sad.

i had the white tiles which were four by four and only sixteen cents at both home depot and lowes. i bought soo many and spent under ten bucks!  awesome!  i printed my pictures the easiest way i could think of, cropping it to the perfect square looking size, saving it and putting it into microsoft word where i could right click and tell it that i wanted the size to be exactly 4x4.  i followed the instructions on pinterest and made my tiles.

http://www.savvysugar.com/DIY-Tile-Photo-Coasters-30160439









i didn't feel like digging out my glue gun and glue sticks, so i used glue dots which worked just as good.  and as for fabric--- i had been going through old baby clothes.  there were a lot of teenie baby onesies full of puke and messy all over the front, so i decided to cut them up and use the back and sleeves for the squares. they worked fine.  they don't grind on the table and when you stack them they won't scratch each other.


of course, because i wanted them to be my kitchen tile i used something else for my own after making mother's day gifts.  i did everything the same except the bottom.  i used industrial velcro strips and cut them into little squares.  i used 4 per tile, one for each corner.  then, i stuck them to the wall.  (make sure the soft square is on the tile)  they look great.  i love it.  and when i need a coaster i can just peel the one i want off the wall and put it on the table.  (this is why the soft square should be on the tile.  it won't scratch the surface of the table.)

here is my wall!
best of all, if i want to change the way they are set up i can.  as long as all the squares are set up in the same spot on the back of each tile when they are pressed against the wall, all the squares will match up and stick.



i need just a few long 2x4 or 2x6 tiles for the top so they fit.  and yes, i will be putting photos on them as well.

i love my kitchen backsplash now.  i hated it and i was looking to get it replaced but hubby liked it.  at least this way he says it's okay because if we decide to ever change it, velcro comes right off!  

all this for under 10 bucks. yes, i realize i didn't count the price of mod podge, sponge brush, velcro or ink/paper.  

mod podge i already had in the house because what crafty person doesn't?  you use soo little that it doesn't even count unless you are doing a TON!  i have done 80 tiles and it's still almost full.

sponge brush i got last year at michaels when they had 20 for a dollar which is soo little it doesn't count.

velcro i already had as well, but walmart sells 15' (you won't use near that much on just a few tiles) for $16.  ac moore has it for $26 and you can always find a 40 or 50% off coupon for that.n  i used the velcro on under cabinet lighting and extension cords so it technically wasn't bought for these tiles.  so it doesn't count.

the ink/paper combo both came from work.  i printed it there.  so while it will count for many, it doesn't count for others.


easy!

Saturday, January 12, 2013

zazzle mother and baby/zombie mix - will post the pics later

http://www.zazzle.com/mother_and_baby_love-177813424474280700




http://www.zazzle.com/mother_and_baby_love-168063374929235260




http://www.zazzle.com/mother_and_baby_love-210460037900541033




http://www.zazzle.com/mother_and_baby_love-179965551077883066




http://www.zazzle.com/mother_and_baby_love-189628875437788587



http://www.zazzle.com/mother_and_baby_love-235418775141628430




http://www.zazzle.com/z_day_zombie_pride_hunter_shirt-235350992862096421



http://www.zazzle.com/z_day_zombie_hunter_hunting_pride_shirt-235434460737866011




http://www.zazzle.com/z_day_zombie_pride_hunter_hunting-144138640213395991