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Painting Storage - Shelf Redesign

This is a project that's been a long time coming. I've wanted a nice way to store all my paintings on canvas and canvas board which have previously just been shoved haphazardly into the closet int he guest room. Yeah, I know, LAZY. And it was.

So together my husband and I finally came up with a plan. We would take some of our wire shelves (shown here) and zip tie in board with holes in it. Thanks to Sassy, I know that's peg board. [insert sage nod here] Easy, quick, cheap, and it would allow me to have different sections for different sizes of paintings. Win!

We measured it all out and got the boards cut at Lowes since we don't really have the garage set up and power tools bought for my hubby yet. It's part of the plan. Honest! We already had the shelves set up and ready, so then it was a lot of finger-breaking attachment of zip ties. Those little plastic bastards HURT after awhile.

But y'know what? The pain was worth it. Now my paintings are all stored beaut…

Cosplay Tutorial: Black Widow First Draft + FREE Template

This is the "beta" version of my Black Widow costume. It's not perfect. There were definitely bumps and bruises in figuring certain things out - which is why future posts will detail all the changes and upgrades that I've made. Still, this version was popular, looked good, and managed to get me featured on Marvel.com for Costoberfest. I also happily rocked this version at DragonCon 2014.

I started with a basic Leggs Avenue Cat Suit because, well, it was cheap. I will also say that it's super stretchy, which made it pretty comfortable to get in and out of. I modified it for SHIELD purposes with these patches, secured with E6000. The only problem with that is that I kept catching the darn things while taking my purse on and off. No, I couldn't figure out a way to go entirely without a purse for a full day. Underneath I wore some cheap Shapewear from Walmart that's really super comfortable along with a regular bra and panties. Upside is that despite being s…

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