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Arida
Arida recreates the snow queen style of Elsa from Frozen.
Elsa the snow queen from Frozen is a strong and independent character with the power to conjure ice and snow on command. Although she prefers to distance herself to prevent conflict she can still hold her own in a fight and kick ass whilst wearing a dress and matching heels made of ice. When I first saw the poster for Frozen I knew straight away that I needed to cosplay Elsa. Everything from her color palate of ice blues, her simple yet elegant hairstyle and finally her ability to accept the part of herself she was hiding and let go of the past appealed to me. Elsa is the perfect character for all those who want to be a powerful and strong female character this Halloween.
Our Sidekicks are testing out blocking printing with the Speedball Ultimate Block Printing Kit in this week's Craft Test.
Mix up a Paloma cocktail, pear punch and wing sauce with Bar Neon in Toronto, Canada.
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Ann Martin
Learn how-to make a quilled coil with Ann Martin from All Things Paper and then use your new skill to make her Asymmetric Heart Necklace.
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Leanashe23
Leanashe23 recreates the rock chick makeup of Shirley Manson from Garbage and gives her a bold makeover.
There's just something about this pale skinned, pale eyed headstrong rock chick that I can really relate to.
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Livia B.
Outfit Details
- Sweater - Lizzibeth
- Leather Leggins - American Apparel
- Booties - Forever 21
- Scarf - BOSS
- Coat - Miss Sixty
- Necklace - Sweet & Spark
- Bag - H&M
- Leather Hair Tie - DIY (see below)
DIY Leather Hair Tie
Recreate the look with Livia's leather hair tie tutorial:
We're experimenting with Darnley's View Spiced Gin in this week's Cocktail Hour and mixing up a spiced fruit hot toddy, gingerbread gin & tonic and baking a fruit & nut loaf.
Learn how-to make a mattress stitch on ribbing with The Sheep Shop, Cambridge.
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Cat Morley
This week we're putting eye glitter from Lit Cosmetics to the test and have create three dramatic sparkly looks for you to try at home.
My favorite thing about Seattle are the seasons, I love that we have 4 seasons; gorgeous fall with wind and rain, cold crisp (albeit sometimes rainy and gray) winters, beautiful springs and amazing summers! I also love the people, I'm born and raised here and I love the creativity and open mindedness of this city.