Hello my lovelies,
I finally got the courage to face you all after all
the things that have recently happened to me that pretty much ran me
through the dirt and then back again, firstly i was involved in a car
accident that wrecked our car (i was not at fault) and then secondly
long story short i lost my job under suspicious circumstances.
I know what your thinking, "why do you need courage
to tell us about this stuff?" well to be completely honest i have put
it off because i was worried about disappointing everyone and also
worried about what people would say to me about what happened.
I have been really down and out over it and only
recently started to feel better. I got accepted into my Diploma in
Children services studying in Brisbane city and get to strive closer to
my dream of becoming a kindy teacher which i start next week and i have
lost more weight and cm at gym so i have come to think that getting to
study something i love and follow my dreams may just be the silver
lining in all of this.
Thanks
Bye for now xx
Thursday, 30 July 2015
Thursday, 2 July 2015
DIY Plugs
Recently i decided to have a go at making my own plugs for my stretched ears, my ears are 12mm so i used a ruler to measure the diameter to make sure they were the right size. This is what i did...
1. I went to my local dollar store and bought some polymer clay that you can bake in the oven
2. Work some of the clay in your hands
3. Shape the clay into a sausage shape and break it into small pieces
4. Roll clay into plug like shapes and use the ruler to check the size ( note if it looks slightly too small, don't worry about it as they can expand in the oven only by 0.5-1mm but still i learned that the hard way as my first batch turned out too big )
5. Bake in the oven for 30mins at 130 degrees (c)(30mins for even 6mm of thickness)
And once they have finished in the oven and cooled down you now have your very own polymer clay plugs
Thanks for reading
Bye for now my lovelies
xx
1. I went to my local dollar store and bought some polymer clay that you can bake in the oven
2. Work some of the clay in your hands
3. Shape the clay into a sausage shape and break it into small pieces
4. Roll clay into plug like shapes and use the ruler to check the size ( note if it looks slightly too small, don't worry about it as they can expand in the oven only by 0.5-1mm but still i learned that the hard way as my first batch turned out too big )
5. Bake in the oven for 30mins at 130 degrees (c)(30mins for even 6mm of thickness)
And once they have finished in the oven and cooled down you now have your very own polymer clay plugs
Thanks for reading
Bye for now my lovelies
xx
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