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DIY Bound Planner

Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Thursday, January 14, 2010, In : Crafting 

My finished planner

With the new year, I'm trying to get more organized. My studio is still a work in progress and needs organization, my files on my laptop need to be consolidated, and I won't even mention my kitchen! I decided one thing that would help me better organize on a non-physical level would be to get a planner and schedule my tasks in advance. But wow how I do no want to drop $20 on one!

I had played around with book binding this past summer and still have a lot of the supplies,...


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Grocery Store Beauty-Oatmeal, Milk and Honey Facial Mask

Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Tuesday, January 12, 2010, In : Crafting 

Since I am now relying solely on my jewelry sales as a source of income (and its not exactly stable yet), I've been having to reevaluate my expenses and looking for things to cut out of the budget. I've been finding that there are lots of little luxuries that I truly can't live without, so I've been putting my crafty know-how to work to create cheaper, homemade alternatives. One of these luxuries is skin care products. Hey, what girl doesn't want to look pretty? After doing a little research...


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DIY Jewelry Hang Tags

Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Thursday, December 31, 2009, In : Crafting 
Two of my goals for the new year is to work on my product branding and prepare for in-person sales. Today's project furthers me in both. I'm very much a DIY kinda gal, so I decided to make my own earring and necklace hang tags.

I decided to use Avery business card paper. They're the perfect size for the project, and Avery offers online templates to create your cards. They offer pre-made templates as well as blank templates, and you can upload your own graphics.  I used the long blank template ...
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Christmas Crafting

Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Monday, December 21, 2009, In : Crafting 
Every Christmas, I make handmade gifts. Most years, these gifts are edible (pickles, jams, truffles, preserved lemons, etc.) This year I decided to do something different. Over the summer, I ran across some cute glass dessert dishes at a thrift store, and decided to use them as containers for soy candles.



I haven't made candles since I was a kid, but I figured I'd give it a try anyway. I ordered some soy wax, scents, and colors from Mill Creek. They have an excellent selection of soy candle fr...

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Lisa Rezendez I am a jewelry artist/crafter living in Portland, OR with my three cats and loving boyfriend.

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