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    Reply #1:

    I'd love to follow you but you need a follow button, here's mine!
    Www.atrickleofmeaning.com

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    I did a photoshoot a while ago, and the photographer suggested I check out modelmayhem.

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    This is my blog.
    I'm currently having a little giveaway to celebrate 100 followers!
    www.atrickleofmeaning.blogspot.com

    I blog about things I've found that give me inspiration, my fashion DIY's, and outfits. I generally blog once every 2-3 days.


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    I find an effective way of gaining followers is to comment on other peoples blogs.
    Show you've read the whole post, and give your (positive) opinions! Happy

    I'm having a little giveaway on my blog. I'd love if you could enter! www.atrickleofmeaning.blogspot.com
    Ciara xx

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    My mum caslled our car (a red mini 35) Rosie, because of her colour.
    Sometimes I find her talking to it aswell :s

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    I started a month ago, but I still have so many things to make!

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    lazy oaf, boohoo, asos, etsy, ebay and dropdead! Happy

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    My Etsy:
    http://www.etsy.com/shop/ceeyr​acatastrophe
    My Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/JabberQUACK/135096126511709

    I sell unique handmade jewelry and accessories. Happy
    I just opened my etsy shop today!

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    Congrats! The diaper cakes are adorable, you should be making hundreds of sales!
    I just opened my etsy store today, but I'm not getting my hopes up.

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    I don't tend to participate in swaps, but a HP one sounds pretty amazing!
    I'd love it if someone could let me know when details are confirmed!

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    There is a new magazine out called Mollie Makes (or something similar) which I am in love with! It was about £5, but it was well worth it.

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    I prefer etsy as a website. It seems more popular.

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    Reply #13:

    Here's my favourite:
    http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/sailor-girl-collar
    :]

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    Thanks for sharing the links guys Happy
    I'll definitely check out stumbleupon.
    And I know, I meant her character Chelsea Happy

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    When I was a little younger I used to watch 'That's so Raven!' on Disney Channel. If anyone doesn't know it, she made almost all of her own clothing.
    I thought to myself, 'When I'm her age I want to be able to say 'I made it myself' about a lot of my clothes.'

    So does anyone have any offsite, or onsite tutorials for clothes they love?
    Or even projects that you think would be easily recreateable?

    Here's a few I want to try out:
    http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/how-to-make-a-simple-high-waisted-skirt

    http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/t-shirt-remake-cropped-tee

    http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/lolita-dress

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