Author: spunkycarol
Lego Head Egg Timer
I would love to find this under the tree this Christmas!
from the Lego Shop:
“LEGO® counting in the kitchen!
It’s not just a LEGO® minifigure head…it’s a LEGO egg timer! Just twist the top to set the timer to ring after anything from a minute to an hour. Ticks off the seconds and rings when done!
- Timer is decorated with three minifigure faces – set the timer to swap eyes and mouths!
- Counts minutes up to an hour, just turn the timer to 60 before winding it up!”
Knitting for Noggins
from the Lion Brand web site:
“Each month Lion Brand features a charity that is asking for you, the knitters and crocheters of the world, to help make a difference. This month, we highlight the Knitting for Noggins program, collecting knit and crochet hats for children of all ages — and even their parents — being treated at Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH).
Knit One, Save One: The campaign to save the lives of children under 5
The Knit One, Save One campaign brings knitters and crocheters of all ages together to draw attention in Washington, D.C. to the nearly 4 million newborn deaths that occur each year in developing countries.
By keeping a baby warm, your cap can save a life. Just download the Action Kit and you’ll get a variety of easy patterns for knitters or crocheters, as well as instructions for writing a letter to the new President.
Download the Action Kit, which includes knit and crochet patterns
Visit the web site
Celebrity Cap Game A growi
ng number of Hollywood’s leading ladies are creating adorable baby caps as part of Save the Children’s Knit One, Save One campaign to help save millions of newborn lives around the world.
The Oxford Project
“In 1984, Peter Feldstein set out to photograph every resident of his town, Oxford, Iowa
(pop. 676). Twenty years later, he did it again. But this time those same residents did more
than pose. With extraordinary honesty, they shared their memories, fantasies, failures,
secrets and fears with writer Stephen G. Bloom. The result is a riveting collection of
personal stories and portraits that tell much more than the tale of one small Midwestern
town. Because beneath Oxford’s everyday surface, lives a complex and wondrous
community that embodies the American spirit. “
A wave made from a pile of melted vinyl records
“Records were melted and sculpted to form a cascading wave, dotted with bursts of colorful labels.”
