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Mighty Bright Fold-n-Stow Book Holder $5.99 Increase your work space and decrease neck pain. The Mighty Bright Book holder comes with a carrying case that will clip into standard three ring binders. Excellent for students studying or cooks in the kitchen…. |
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Art As Antiques Wine Caddy – 80031 $246.73 Art As Antiques Wine Caddy – 80031… |
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Art As Antiques Wine Caddy – 80033 $246.73 Art As Antiques Wine Caddy – 80033… |
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Origami R3-01 General Purpose 3-Shelf Steel Collapsable Storage Rack, Small $49.99 These Origami folding steel shelves are truly magical! Using principles from the ancient Japanese art of Origami paper folding, they open in a mere 20 seconds, then fold flat again just as quickly for storage. No tools required! Each shelf holds 250 lbs. Steel with pewter powder-coat finish. Great for the office, garage or warehouse storage…. |
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26 Pocket Over Door Organizer-For Bi-Fold Doors-Assorted Colors $7.99 Organize your kids’ rooms, store your shoe collection or the contents of your kitchen pantry with this versatile 26 pocket organizer. ASSORTED COLORS of dark blue or off white canvas-like material with 26 clear vinyl pockets. The organizer hangs over bi-fold doors or shower stalls to help you clear up clutter in virtually every room in your home! Perfect for children, dorm or apartment dwellers, … |
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4 Reasons To Consider a Folding Bike
Is your current bike more of a burden than a help? Do you find it difficult to store, awkward to transport and a hassle to deal with in the city? Perhaps it’s time to get rid of that old albatross and consider an alternative kind of ride. Consider the following benefits of a folding bike the next time you need a new set of wheels.
1. Store it. The general benefit of a folding bike is that you can tuck it away when it’s not in use. Folding bikes come in a wide range of sizes, but even the largest are more compact than a regular bike. If you live in a small apartment and lack storage space, you’ll be amazed at how much more elbow room you have after you have folded up your bike and deposited in the back of a closet, or behind a door.
2. Work it. You don’t have to trade off any functionality with your folding bike. The features range anywhere from single speed to a full set of twenty-gears on a folding mountain bike. You’ll find models with wheels ranging from eight inches on up to sixteen or twenty inches. Some even feature electrically powered motors, making them an excellent choice for city commuters.
3. Move it. Tired of trying to cram your bike into a crowded commuter train? When the bike rack is full, do you find yourself waiting for the next bus? A folding bike allows you to easily access public transportation, office buildings, restaurants and stores. Just fold up the bike and take it in with you. This solution is not only more convenient, it also reduces the chances of theft or vandalism to your bike.
4. Trust it. Folding bikes benefit from state of the art engineering, so there is no possibility of the bike collapsing while you’re riding. You will find that the folding mechanisms are easy, quick, and intuitive, so you don’t need an engineering degree yourself to use it.
The bottom line is that folding bikes are the most convenient transportation solution you will find when living in cramped quarters. You can store the bike without taking up precious living area, easily carry it up and down the stairs, take it with you in an elevator, pop it into the trunk of a car, cover it and carry it in a bag, tuck it under your desk at work, and take it with you on an airplane (perhaps even as a carry-on).
The only easier form of transportation would be – well, walking.
About the Author
The author is an online writer for the website Foldable Exercise Bike. Her personal favorite is the Stamina Recumbent Exercise Bike because the reclining seat position takes the strain off the lower back.
I am looking for a pattern I saw in early 1992….?
…I had little teddy bears climbing a ladder or blocks – sound familiar?
This was a baby pattern, may have been in color. I reminded me of an old print ad from the 50’s or 60’s with teddy bears in place of babies. It was in the typical Leisure Arts format of stiff folded paper on a rack in a store. Why is it the ones you don’t buy always haunt you. Anyone have this hiding in their collection? Thanks.
Afghans for Baby, Book Four 5 Anne Halliday Leisure Arts 2178 $3.50 1992 eBay $1.51 (combined auction I)
Strictly Afghans 6 Anne Halliday Leisure Arts 2223 $4.00 1992 eBay $4.25 (combined auction X)
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Large Lot of LEISURE ARTS Cross Stitch Patterns
Collectible Leisure Arts Patterns
1985 Gift Jars and Recipes (Leaflet 374)
1989 Needlewoman-The Seamstress (Leaflet 825)
1985 Country Alphabet (Leaflet 344)
1992 The Bears’ Picnic (Leaflet 2221)
1992 Sweetened with Love (Leaflet 2286)
1987 Very Victorian (Leaflet 494)
1989 Ribband Bookmarks (Leaflet 797)
1986 Gertrude & Friends (Leaflet 468)
1986 The Upstairs Sewing Room (Leaflet 474)
1993 Fingertip Friends for the Holidays (Leaflet 2359)
1982 Jar Lids (Leaflet 211)
1988 More Backstitch Alphabets (Leaflet 705)
1985 Cats and Flowers (Leaflet 349)
1982 Bouquets & Lace (Leaflet 217)
1984 Lots O’ Scotties (Leaflet 337)
1985 Short and Sassy (Leaflet 388)
1990 Contest Favorites from “For The Love Of Cross Stitch”
All in very good condition!
Here's my opinion: artistic talent is largely learned. Most of the so-called experts will argue this statement, of course. They’ll proclaim that artistic oil painting techniques are only in the grasp of those rare individuals that are born with a mysteriously God-like ability to create art. Being lowly mortals, we should never even try to understand art let alone try to create it. Give me a break! Click here For the rest of the story: Free Painting Lesson