Ideas For Gifts

I am selling T-shirt yarn items and Twist-It T-shirt kits at Crafteria tonight.

 Crafteria on Facebook

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November 1, 2011 to November 30, 2011 I wrote 50, 368 words. December 2011 I will rest!


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It’s black Friday and if you are running off to the mall I’d like to send out a reminder to also save some of your hard earned cash to spend on hard working local makers.

Where to find Cyndi Coon of Laboratory5/Lovely Lula this Holiday Season:

 

December 1 – 31, 2011 Shemer Art Center Holiday Show & Sale

 

December 2, 2011 6 to 10 pm Crafteria at Frances

December 10, 2011 Phoenix Craft Rave at Braggs Pie Factory



ONGOING AROUND TOWN:

a.ware Shop – Check out our cards (Daily – see website for hours)

Castello Childs Gallery – Check out our ceramic vessels and tile pieces

MADE Art Boutique – Check out our cards and screen printed t-shirts (Daily – see website for hours)

Modern Manor – Check out our furniture pieces, ceramic vessels and tile pieces and paintings (Daily – see website for hours)

Practical Art – Check out our ceramic jewelry (Daily – see website for hours)

 

Other ways to see us and our work in December:

Dec 1 – Jan 24 Artists and their children show at Young at Art gallery Scottsdale Center for the Arts by SMOCA (Daily – see website for hours)

Dec 8 Artist on Artist Talk at Scottsdale Center for the Arts (6:30 pm)

And you can always visit us on our website Laboratory5.com

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Certified Local Fall Festival

Saturday, Nov. 12th, 10 am – 4 pm at Duck and Decanter

My items are donated at the Local First Certified Local Fall Festival. Note cards are available in the raffle and a small painting in the silent auction. Stop by, shop, eat and win something!

 

This is the painting up for auction. It is acrylic 12 x 16 and called Hut Houses

Happy crafting xoxo Follow me on Twitter I am Lab5 and on the Lovely Lula Facebook Page.

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HOMEMADE BAKED POTATO CHIPS
INGREDIENTS

  • Cooking oil spray canola
  • 2 medium potatoes about 1 pound
  • Salt to taste

 

 

 

  1. Preheat oven to 375°
  2. Line two large baking sheets with tin foil
  3. Spray foil with oil, use a paper towel to spread over the bottom
  4. Scrub potatoes
  5. Slice the potatoes crosswise, about 1/8-inch thick
  6. Place potatoes on the baking sheets in one layer
  7. Spray the tops lightly with the oil
  8. Place in oven on two racks and bake, switching racks halfway through, until brown and crispy, about 30 minutes. NOTE:Some of the slices will brown more quickly than others, depending on thickness. When that happens, just remove them and continue baking the others.)
  9. Remove the chips from the pans and place on paper towels. Add salt while still warm

10. Served immediately

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