When you find an unique or beautiful object, the question follows: what can I do with this? For all the wonderful things you’re not sure where to put, there are shadow boxes.
1. Minimalist
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When you find an unique or beautiful object, the question follows: what can I do with this? For all the wonderful things you’re not sure where to put, there are shadow boxes.
1. Minimalist
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Toronto has been called the New York of Canada, and with good reason. The skyscrapers, artsy vibe and variety of nationalities are all reminiscent of NYC, only with a Canadian sense of pride and quirkiness. A few sights you might see while visiting:
1. The eccentric shops and red trams on Queen Street
Way back before digital systems, libraries organized their books with things called ‘catalog cards’. (Maybe you remember this.) Ironically, these cards now placed beside library computers so people can write down where books are located. They’re unique sources for upcycling, too.
1. Necklace
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Necklaces are great projects for crochet beginners. They’re small, so you can correct mistakes quickly, and stylish for all seasons. You can also hone your crochet skills faster, trying out new designs and creating your own patterns. Best of all, they make excellent gifts.
1. Heart and arrow
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