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Back when the Disney channel movies were good I miss this movie it was so interesting the movies now for Disney aren't as good.

Life size custom cardboard cutouts offers the creativity of the user to create your own custom cutouts. You can even browse one of our popular categories.

Thankfully we were spared an awful sequel that might have destroyed our perception of this wonderful classic.

Some people have skeletons in their closet. I have an enormous Barbie in mine.

Porch People Like Sweet Lucille are fun to make. I made her in an afternoon. 1. Take 2 standard pillows, hand sew them together together (end to end). 2. The lower pillow is split open vertically and sewn up again to make the thighs. Two fabric tubes are stuffed with sturdy but light weight pool noodles. Socks, shoes, clothing are adding during staging. 3. I make a fabric neck tube and stuff and hand sew to join head and torso. The top pillow stuffed is the torso. 4. To make Lucille sit up…

This highly realistic and meticulously detailed 1:1 replica of little Baby Yoda / The Child / The Asset stands upright on a ship deck base and features its trademark ultra cozy tan fabric coat, fuzz on its green wrinkly head, heart-melting wide eyes, and the silver shift knob from the Mandalorian's ship The Razor Crest in its hand.

DIY Life Size Cardboard Cutouts : I always see giant cardboard cutouts at stores and can't help but want one. Companies always overprice them which made my dream of having a giant Bob Ross out of my reach. That was until I decided to take matter into my own hands and figure out the …

Thankfully we were spared an awful sequel that might have destroyed our perception of this wonderful classic.

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Vogue Couturier Design 884; ©1955; Evening Gown. Full length flared and gored skirt joins the bodice back and side front under the separate draped bustle. Bodice front is cut in one with skirt. Shirred detail below the square front neck-line which is a deep V in back. Featured in Vogue Patterns Booklet, November 1955 and in Vogue Pattern Book, December-January 1955-1956 Interesting information on this pattern: MissMoon55 wrote to Vogue in November 2009 to enquire about the possibility of a…