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DIY: Bow clutch sewing tutorial.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
371 comments:
This tutorial was very easy to follow.. going to the craft store to buy a million zippers now :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so glad to hear it! :)Delete
This is GREAT, Whitney! You did an amazing job writing this tutorial, and I can't wait to try it! Oh, now I am all excited!! :)ReplyDelete
Many Blessings,
Thanks, Jenna! Good luck trying it out!Delete
Wow! Such a great tutorial! I need to try this next time I have a couple of hours! :)ReplyDelete
Love, Leigh
I'm super excited to try this out! I'm a good friend of Sarah Kidder's. She's the one who introduced me to your blog (and also the one who taught me how to sew) which I love for all sorts of reasons. When I finish, I'll be sure to share my final product.ReplyDeleteReplies
Awesome - can't wait, Amy!Delete
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2012 at 4:19 AM
This is amazing and so beautiful! I'm bookmarking and repinning!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2012 at 7:51 AM
Great tutorial and pictures. I do sew, a lot, and like your project. We sewers like specific directions, so please add how big the seam allowances are. That is the measurement of the seam from the edge of the fabric to the needle. From your dimenions, I guess it is 1/2". Just for your info, generally quilting projects use 1/4" and garments use 5/8". I think I will make some of these clutches for my 3 teenage nieces, they all have birthdays this month. Quick easy project and a great way to use up scraps of fabric.ReplyDelete
YES - good point. Will do that! (And yes, they are 1/2 inch seam allowances.)Delete
I just love this! The bow is such a sweet accent. Can't wait to sew one up for myself! :)ReplyDelete
I've been wanting to teach myself to sew! This will be the perfect little project for me to try tomorrow afternoon!ReplyDelete
This is such a cute clutch. I may try it. Thanks for the tutorial.ReplyDelete
Adorable! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! Very easy to follow and I'm VERY happy with my finished clutch!! Thanks for all your effort! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for all your time and effort. So cute!!! Pinning.ReplyDelete
Very beatiful!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 24, 2012 at 1:51 PM
Okay. In LOVE! I am going to JoAnns to get fabric and make this right now! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Awesome Tutorial! I'm going to make this for a friend for her birthday! If it goes well, which I'm sure it will, I will definitely be making many more of these. Thanks for posting this!ReplyDelete
Thanks to pinterest I found your blog! I followed your diy instructions and made two of my own today. I used printed fabric and I love the results! When I take pictures I'll send you a link! Thanks so much for posting this wonderful tutorial :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay!! I'd love to see!Delete
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing this. I'll definitely give it a go!ReplyDelete
Brand new follower. I'm looking forward to going back and reading your other post to "get to know" you :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for this post; I'm going to try it soon.
Have a blessed weekend.
hello there Whitney, absolutely gorgeous.for sometime sewer like me,I think I can manage this.thanks.ReplyDelete
first time here,I am going to follow youReplyDelete
I sewed up some Bow Clutches this weekend! Great tutorial!ReplyDelete
Esse tutorial está muito fácil, obrigada por nos ensinar com tanta simplicidade.
Sou seguidora, quando der me visite: http://leliamax.blogspot.com
Sucesso, felicidades, bjs...
This was an amazing tutorial, and I've seen quite a few! I especially loved that your pattern pieces had the sizes on them, easy to find and see. I've sewn for over 40 years and I'm always finding some lovely project to sew. This one will make a sweet gift for a friend. Thank you so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
Wowww!! That is a very nice bag and a very detailed tutorial! I can't bilieve its your first one! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
I was so happy to read that you are learning how to sew just by reading online tutorials. I do the same! It is been almost a year now, and I am having so much fun!! But my grandma don't stop saying I should take some classes : )
Anyway, I might not know about all the details, but the things I manage to do, I write tutorials, like you!
Congrats again! and happy sewing!
I think you're grandma's right. :) I'd love to take a sewing class one of these days!Delete
Thanks for the tutorial. I will be trying this soon.ReplyDelete
Your New Follower,
Love this little clutch!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great tutorial! I made one for my friend's birthday and she loved it. There are pictures on my blog.ReplyDeleteReplies
Love, love, love the chevron. Thanks for blogging about it!Delete
ok im sooooooo making this!! pinning it now!! onto here---> http://pinterest.com/keepinitthrifty/diy-inspired/ EEEk-- so excited!ReplyDelete
Love this! You know what's funny...I decided one day to make little wristlets and I made it up entirely myself...and seeing this cracks me up because you do it the exact same way I do! Never thought to add a bow though--so adorable! I'm going to have to try this. Also, if it helps, I think you explained it very well! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for such a great tutorial! I am anxious to do this bag soon.ReplyDelete
Thanks! This bag is very nice!ReplyDelete
I will visit your site many times.
This is sooooo very cute! I love your color choice and the linen really is pretty. I am making this over the weekend! Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial. ☼ReplyDelete
I LOVE that you were so detailed and wrote on each piece of fabric and each picture. It made the tutorial super easy to follow. Can't wait to make mine.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 29, 2012 at 12:00 PM
Oh yay! Love this and I am totally going to give this a try. I am a beginner, but have taken a few classes. I look forward to making this and will post it on my blog once I'm done!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this easy and awesome little clutch pattern - I saw it today and had to make one! I can send a picture your way if you care to see how it came out. I used your basic pattern and added my own jazz to it. I'll be giving them to my bridesmaid at my wedding - so thanks a bunch for giving me the instructions and inspiration to make such cute little clutches. I absolutely love them!ReplyDelete
What a great tutorial. I hope you'll do more :)ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! You've been featured on the Quality Sewing Tutorials blog.ReplyDelete
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Whitney! This was amazing! I made one for my best friend for her birthday and she LOVED it. I, of course, then had to make one for myself. they both came out really great! Thank you for taking the time to post this!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this beautiful bag! Your instructions were very clear and well presented.ReplyDelete
You Rock! =)
This is awesome! I just did a little tutorial for an envelope clutch on my blog. I like yours more, though! Well done!ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! I saw it yesterday and couldn't stop myself from making four of them. I didn't see a flickr pool or anything, so here's a link to my blog post with a photo! I didn't photograph all four, since i'm hoping to keep some of them under wraps as gifts for a few more weeks. Thanks again for the great tutorial!ReplyDelete
I love it, Aubrey! You did such a great job!!Delete
This was a great tutorial. It was terrific for a beginner like me! I was wondering how you make the tags that go in the bags; like your tag says "brighter days." Do you make them yourself or order them. Thanks for your help! My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi! I make them... and here's more info on that: http://www.elmstreetlife.com/2011/05/diy-fabric-labels.htmlDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2012 at 9:33 PM
I found your site and DIY clutch on Pinterest today! So cute. I wish I had time to make it but I made sure to pin it for later. Your blog is amazing too! I'm now following you on Bloglovin. I just recently started a blog. Stop by if you have a minute! letmebecreative.wordpress.comReplyDelete
tfs your directions!ReplyDelete
Awesome tutorial!! I just had to try it and here is what I ended up with: http://tinyurl.com/6u7ehxoReplyDelete
I can't wait to make more! Also, I love your blog :) Thanks!Replies
So beautiful!! You did a great job!Delete
This is gorgeous! Thank you so much for tutorialReplyDelete
Just found this on Pinterest and can't wait to make one. So cute! Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial. For now, I'm going to take a few minutes to see what I've been missing. Nancy in So CalReplyDelete
Goodness... I can actually understand this!ReplyDelete
Brilliant job on the tutorial, it's one of the best I've read!
This is too amazing. Keep the tutorials coming, very explicit.ReplyDelete
A very helpful tutorial. Great photos! And such a nice little project for last-minute-presents... (but the first one will be for ME ME ME! Yes!). Can't wait to start my very own...ReplyDelete
Thank you, great job!
I recommended your tutorial and linked back here
Best wishes, Kate
Simple yet pretty. :) I ADORE your refinement in sewing. Me, however, I always manage to stitch askew.ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the bow on this! Thanks so much for showing how to make one.ReplyDelete
Beautifully done!
Take care,
Hi. This tutorial is amazing - it has very clear pictures and instructions. I have linked you on my blog: http://mel-allwrappedup.blogspot.com.au/p/link-love-to-amazing-free-craft.html.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much, Mel!!Delete
found this tutorial last night and whipped one up for my friend- Front: http://imgur.com/dxQdpReplyDelete
Back: http://imgur.com/meXym
Found this via Sunny Vanilla. I love it! I am following on GFC. Would love it if you wanted to follow my new blog too: http://craftbotic.blogspot.com!ReplyDelete
R xx
Just came across this and I Fell in sewing Love. Its so cut , both colors are cool. You did great, directions were the best. Thanks Senior Susan Rules: LOLReplyDelete
This tutorial is AMAZING! Even for me (I'm italian and I learned english on my own) it is simple and super-fun to follow! Maybe this is the kick I needed to be back on my poor sewing machine, she deserves more attention from me :PReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 15, 2012 at 5:08 PM
just found your blog through pinterest and want to go buy a zipper tomorrow and make this weekend! I just bought some fabric at IKEA that I loved for the pattern but it's a little home decor-ish for clothes. This would be perfect!ReplyDelete
I am learning to sew mostly through blogs and tutorials as well and it is wonderful. I've taken a couple classes but without tutorials like yours I wouldn't have such a variety of easy, CUTE projects to try and build my skills and confidence. Nice job!
This is a great DIY! I am adding this to my spring project list! <3ReplyDelete
This is a really great tutorial and even inspired me to create my own tutorial but for sewing a wallet.ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see your next project!
I recently found your blog, and I'm hooked. I relate to a lot of the things you share here, and it is very encouraging (adoption, God, etc.), so thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
I did my own clutch following your instructions. It was my first sewing project, ever! And it you did great with the tutorial, it was so much fun and easy to follow! Here it is: http://instagr.am/p/IPf17PpLmj/
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You did such an awesome job! Thanks for sharing, Pao!!Delete
This was a great tutorial! I've never lined anything or installed a zipper before, and I had no problems following it. One note: when I finished the bag, my strap was tucked inside the bow, and I didn't understand what I had done wrong. It took me a day to realize I hadn't fully "flipped" the bag when I turned it right side in and the bow was on the wrong side of the bag. When I flipped it around so the bow was on the "front" and not the "back," all was well.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so glad you said that! We had a couple girls at sewing night who did the same thing and it was confusing at first, thinking they'd sewn something backwards. I'm glad you got it figured out!!Delete
Hi WhitneyReplyDelete
I've found your blog because of Pinterest, and now I've made my own bow clutch using your DIY: http://kreauglen.blogspot.com/2012/03/bow-clutch.html
Have a nice weekend - and 1000 thanks for the DIY :-)
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Laila, it's beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!Delete
I am a new sewer, and followed this tutorial successfully. The only thing that let me down was the neatness of my sewing which I guess will come with practice. I have real problems with zips still, even with a zipper foot. However, as the bag is for me, it doesn't matter...I love it. I will be making one for one of my best friends soon, hopefully with straighter seams!ReplyDelete
Thank you for putting this out there. I will be posting a photo of the finished article on my blog, linking back to you tomorrow. (Sunday) I hope you like it.
Rosie x
I've been sewing for a few years and my seams used to like to go at an angle too. I use painters tape now to help with that I just like it up on either side of where my seam will go and it keeps me going straight :) It tends to be less sticky, so I don't have any problems with it pulling fabric and messing it upDelete
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I found you through Pinterest. I just finished following this tutorial and WOW it was FUN! I feel so accomplished. :) My husband and I are going to a concert tonight and I'm off to change my clothes so I can take my clutch! Thank you so much for sharing and God Bless.ReplyDelete
Pictures: http://melissahannahsblog.blogspot.com/2012/03/diy-bow-clutch.htmlReplies
Oops! Just made a bunch of changes to the old blog! Here's the updated URL: http://thecreatedcreater.blogspot.com/2012/03/diy-bow-clutch.htmlDelete
Just wanted to say thank you so much for this tutorial! I found it very easy to follow along and cannot wait to try it :)ReplyDelete
Thank You so much for sharing, its just adorable and so are you and your blog.... love your styleReplyDelete
I finally bought a sewing machine today....and this was my first project! It looks great! Thanks for the great tutorial and adorable bag pattern!ReplyDelete
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Loved your tutorial. I made one myself and now I want to go out to dinner, wear it and brag about it. I blog in Spanish and here's my post about it: http://mujeres-al-borde.blogspot.mx/2012/04/sencilla-y-hermosa.htmlReplyDelete
ooooohhhh wwooowww!!! thanks, thanks a lot for share this amazing DIY with everybody. And it understands very well, cause I'm from Barcelona and my english is a little bad, :), but I understand you perfectly!!!ReplyDelete
Your yellow bag is so cool!!
I did it to match my infinity dress I just made (awesome project!) which is blue, so I used black for the exterior of the back and the extra blue from my dress for the bow- it looks so cute! Thanks for the tutorial!ReplyDelete
That is awesome! I am definitely going to be making this Little Tin Soldier and Holly Dolly are hosting a Clutch Party on their blogs!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 6, 2012 at 2:22 PM
I LOVE IT!!!! i just made one to match my Easter dress!! thank you!!! the directions were very clear and easy to follow :)ReplyDelete
I just found this website yesterday and made the clutch today. It's so beautiful, I love it! Thank you.ReplyDelete
i like it and also the way you explain :D thanks...ReplyDelete
I haven't sewn in a while... I think I might dust of my old Singer and try this! This is such a great design with a very clear tutorial. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
really cute!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the detailed tutorial! I'm not much of a sewer so I rely heavily on blogs like yours! The last thing I sewed was an iPad cover and I'm certain I did it wrong!ReplyDelete
wow.. I love the bow clutch.. found you through Emmalinebags blog, she made a clutch inspired by your idea and shared it at Friday Fun Party going on at craftionary right now! :) You can join it too if you like.. Have a nice weekendReplyDelete
This is Excellent, Whitney! You did an awesome job with this tutorial,(very easy to understand) and I can't wait to try it once I invest in a sewing machine! Oh, now I am all excited about sewing!! :)ReplyDelete
This is Excellent, Whitney! You did an awesome job with this tutorial,(very easy to understand) and I can't wait to try it once I invest in a sewing machine! Oh, now I am all excited about sewing!! :)ReplyDelete
I'm in love with this tutorial! I think I'll be stopping by Hobby Lobby later to pick up some fabric and a zipper. We're going to Hawaii in a couple weeks and I need something like this for when we go out to dinner and I don't want to bring a big purse! Thank you thank you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 26, 2012 at 11:10 AM
Oh how beautiful! This is a beautiful tutorial, I haven't used a sewing machine in literally over a decade, so I think I'm going to have to take my time to get to this skill level. Firstly will have to start with dusting it off....but I'm so glad I found this, it's lovely. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Hi Whitney! Thanks for sharing this tutorial. I just featured on my blog :)ReplyDelete
xo Patty. My Craft Spotlight.com
Great Tutorial!! I made this for a friend who sadly is moving :( But I know she'll love it! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I made one last night out of white satin for my wedding. I don't know how to upload a picture, but it turned out beautifully!!ReplyDelete
Great project! Turned out amazing and super quick! Thanks for the pattern!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the tutorial! I found some lattice patterned fabric this week and made this!ReplyDelete
The bottom edge really is straighter, but in propping it up, i guess I pushed the fabric back a little and didn't notice it until just now.
Hi! I just wanted to thank you for sharing this. I made this last week for my daughter. She is getting married in a few months. It caught my attention because the bow made me think of her shoes for the wedding. I used white bridal satin for the exterior and for the interior fabric I hand embroidered her wedding date and the "Something old, something new..." verse. She can use it on her wedding day to have something to carry if she needs it that's handy but not bulky. But then use it as a keepsake afterwards to store her garter, sixpence, and other small sentimental items from her wedding. Again, thank you for posting the directions. I have very little sewing experience and The directions were very easy to understand and it helped me make an item that I'm sure my daughter will cherish for years to come. I've had several compliments on it already and have been asked to make another one for her friend who is also getting married.ReplyDelete
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I just found this tutorial and it looks like the easiest to follow I have ever seen. I will be making this after exams! Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
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Can't wait to try it by myself. My friends will love it. And I won't tell them how easy it is to make. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
i want to try this. i was reading you're info on the side and its sooo amazing how we have a lot on common. expect for the married part and Tennessee, we the same lol.ReplyDelete
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Finally made it ! It was o easy thanks to your step by step tips ! Thank you very much for this lovely idea.ReplyDelete
This is one of the clearest tutorials I have seen. Amazing photographs and instruction.ReplyDelete
Very well done.
Thanks for the tutorial. Made one for Mother's day.ReplyDelete
I just made one : and it's great (first time I ever sew a zipper, thought it would be a nightmare but actually... wasn't !)ReplyDelete
Thanks for this tutorial, it's perfectly clear, even for a french girl like me!
Just finished 5 for my bridesmaids. They turned out so very beautiful. Thank you so much for posting the tutorial! If you'd like to see pictures, just let me know.ReplyDelete
Darling!! and the tutorial is so easy to follow. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
I am amazed this your first sewing tutorial.You have made it very easy to follow for a sewing beginner like myself. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I made a messenger bag out of a pair of cargo pants and then, with the scraps, I made a matching clutch from this pattern. I'm pretty extied about it. ;)ReplyDelete
Also, this tutorial was fabulous and the pattern was wicked easy. Thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial. I found it while searching for a DIY clutch. I finished mine the other day and gave it to my daughter to use at her graduation party. Your instructions were very easy to follow. Once I had my thread tension issues sorted out, the clutch was very easy to make! I blogged about it here (same post, after the necklace)ReplyDelete
if you want to peek at my version.
Thanks again!
This is an AMAZING clutch, and the tutorial is perfect! I just made one in an hour - start to finish! I'm making wristlets for a bridal party, and I decided to make this one for the bride, in the same fabric as the bridemaids' dresses and wristlets. I used some fusible fleece to make the silky fabric more sturdy, as well as the interfacing you recommended. It is awesome! Can't wait to give it to the bride!!!ReplyDelete
I have made two of these clutches. The first was cute, but the second turned out PERFECT! I would love to share the pictures, as a "Thank You" for the tutorial. How do I go about doing that?ReplyDelete
I made this yesterday and it turned out really cute! Thanks for sharing the tutorial, it is very well-written Here is a picture sof mine if you'd like to check it out: http://mypintereststuff.blogspot.com/2012/06/bow-clutch.htmlReplyDelete
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Thank you for the tutorial! I've been looking for a white clutch for my friend's wedding but couldn't find any, so this was really helpful! I used white polyester satin for the exterior, cotton for the interior and used the interfacing both on exterior and interior fabrics. Here's a picture of my bridesmaid's clutch: http://i49.tinypic.com/bdw685.jpgReplyDelete
Love love love too much this clutch! I follow you and I love Jesus like you :-)ReplyDelete
I am Italian and I have a blog, take a look if you want ;-)
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I dit it !!! Thanks, thanks, thanks !!! I love it :DReplyDelete
You can see it here : http://maidenversuscaudalie.blogspot.fr/2012/06/diy-pochette-en-tissu-avec-noeud.html
- AnonymousJune 20, 2012 at 1:24 PM
I did it too! Although I skipped the bow part!ReplyDelete
Awesome Tutorial! Thank you so much!
I turned a scrap piece of material into a wonderful clutch that I'm now going to embellish mine with tiny pearls for full out 'girlyness'!!
I can see a whole bunch of these in my wardrobe!!
Happy Sewing!!
I made one, but I wish I'd had enough fabric scraps to make it taller rather than longer, can't quite fit everything in it I wanted to take to the wedding I made it for. Ah wellReplyDelete
This is adorable. My granddaughter would love it. Think we have another project to add to our list. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I had to dig out my sewing machine from storage just to make this! And now, I'm addicted. I've made 3 and about to make 9 more as bridesmaids/bride gifts for my sister-in-law's wedding. Thank you for such a detailed tutorial and for inspiring me to start my own blog! I've linked your site to my post- you deserve all the credit. Thank you!ReplyDelete
wow, great idea, i'm going to make this :-)ReplyDelete
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Thank's for this lesson ! Even if i'm french and my english is not so fluent that I had wished, I riched it !
You an find the result on my blog tomorrow morning ^^
Bye bye !
Thanks for the tutorial! I love your linen one. I just made one using some black and white houndstooth fabric. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
Thank you, excellent tutorial!!! I'm a newby sewer and had so much fun making this as a present for a friend ... need to make one for myself now :)ReplyDelete
My friend begged me to make this for her and I just finished whipping it up. I cannot thank you enough, your instructions were perfectly clear and I loved having the pix to refer to. As a relativly novice sew-er it came together beautifully. I just wish I could show you some pix of my work..ReplyDelete
I love this pattern, and I've made five of them now! :D :DReplyDelete
I used the interfacing you recommended but it wouldn't fuse to the fabric... any idea why that would be? I ended up having to sew the interfacing to the fabric. Strange.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hmm... did you make sure it's the iron on kind? There is a lot of interfacing that's only to sew-in. I guess I'd just make sure you're ironing to the shiny side and following the instructions on the bolt. Sorry it didn't work!Delete
Megan: The Craft Fuse stuff requires moisture to fuse it. You need to either dampen a towel and press it over the fabric and the hit it with the iron.. or do what I do and get a spray bottle with some water and spritz the fabric (laid over the craft fuse) and then steam that right onto it. It should fuse right up as long as the iron is nice and hot for cotton fabric setting.Delete
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Whitney! I absolutely love this clutch - and the tutorial is fantastic. More please :)ReplyDelete
I haven't even looked through the rest of your site yet - I found this one and had to make it straight away. Here's my result: http://www.leahbaade.com/sewing/bow-clutch/. I have mixed feelings about it but I really like it so I might give it another go in a couple of weeks.
Hi Whitney... I found your tutorial on making this clutch few weeks back and thought I could try it... Well today I did... and it turned out fantastic... :D I used a satiny material and without the handle strap... Since the material was so soft, I used a thicker lining cloth... thought it would make a wonderful special clutch for a party... I am thinking of embellishing it with something shiny... hehe...ReplyDelete
Thank You so much for the tutorial... it was wonderful and easy to follow...
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 8:12 PM
I just made this adorable clutch! I am a beginner, I mean a real beginner, this was my first time installing a zipper!! It turned out great, I can't believe I made it, your instructions were so easy to follow and the pictures really helped.ReplyDelete
Thanks :)
Thanks for this great tutorial by far one of the best zipper tutorials!ReplyDelete
Love this clutch! I made one up out of curtain fabric, and I get oh so many compliments on it. It was quick and easy to do! Thank you for the fantastic tutorial!!ReplyDelete
I love this! :)ReplyDelete
I am a novice at sewing, and it took me forever to do, but it's cute and I'm giving it as a gift.
I know she'll like it.
Thank you so much! :)
Hi Whitney,ReplyDelete
thank you so much for this tutorial. It is fantastic and I already have now "my own bow clutch". It was really easy to sew and it didn't take much time.
I love it! If you like to see it: http://fantasieundsie.blogspot.de/2012/08/bow-clutch.html
Greetings from Germany
This is exactly the kind of tutorial I was looking for! Super easy and simple, but great style!ReplyDelete
I'm going to be attempting these this afternoon to make clutches for all my bridesmaids!
Once they're done (and after the girls have received them), I'll be sharing your tutorial on my blog!
Thanks so much for sharing and breaking it down into such simple steps!
(haha, we'll see if I still think it's that simple after I've gotten into a few fights with the sewing machine...)
lovely awesome great thanks for sharingReplyDelete
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This is adorable!! I can't wait to try it out. Might make a great prize at my sister's baby shower too. Thanks for the step by step picture tutorial!!ReplyDelete
Very adorable!ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! I made a bag today and I love it!ReplyDelete
here's mine: http://sieliebtponys.blogspot.de/2012/09/schleifen-clutch.html
Awesome tutorial! My clutch can be found here:ReplyDelete
(my blog is in Finnish, but I also posted a pic.)
- AnonymousSeptember 13, 2012 at 9:52 PM
Hi! :) i love this & am planning to make this soon! however, i dont have the Pellon Craft Fuse interfacing! i was wondering if instead i could use just a thick fabric or maybe an old shirt? would that work?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes - it would definitely work, it would just be a lot more difficult to keep it in place while you sew. The craft interfacing irons on so it makes it more sturdy and you don't have to worry about keeping it in place while you sew it... so I'd definitely recommend the craft fuse, but it's worth a shot!! :)Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 16, 2012 at 11:09 AM
Hi, I think this clutch is simply adorable. I want to make this soon. I was wondering if this would work with a patterned cloth. Would the bow not show up against the bag? Or should I just use the patterned cloth and make the bow a different cloth?? What would be the best?? Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
I think that would look great! :)Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 16, 2012 at 5:47 PM
Ok, thanks!!! :)Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 9:31 PM
Hi! so i finally made this & even though it doesnt look as good as yours, i still love it & am very happy with the results!!! :) i did have to change a few things because i had a 8in. zipper, not a 9 inch & also for some fabrics, i cut it uneven on accident... & i did take your suggestion of trying the old shirt for the interfacing! :) i took several days making this because i hand-sewed it, but it was all worth it because its so cute! anyways, thanks so much for having great instuctions & for replying so fast on my question a while ago! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
SO impressed that you hand sewed the whole thing!!!Delete
Thanks for writing this tutorial! I'm a visual person so the pics helped a lot! I just finished making myself one to take on my upcoming trip and couldn't be happier! Can't wait to make more in different colors :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the awesome tutorial! I'm so excited to make one. At what step would you recommend rounding the corners? (like in the photo at the top.) I just love that look!ReplyDeleteReplies
It's best to do it at this step:Delete
Instead of the square corners, round them! :)
I love it! Thank you for the tute.ReplyDelete
This is so freakin' cool! I LOVE the bag and your tutorial is phenomenal!ReplyDelete
Hi... Thanks for the awesome tutorial! It was very understandable.ReplyDelete
I have a question: I have meny zippers in size 18 cm. In your tutorial the zipper is 23 cm.
How can I make this clutch that it will fit to them.
I am from Israel ((:
Hmm... not sure there's an easy way other than adjusting all the measurements to fit a smaller zipper! Good luck to you!Delete
Gr8 Gr8 tutorial so easy to follow ....and yes by the way blessings for your new born baby if it's there yet!!!!! God bless!I reposted your tutorial i love it!ReplyDelete
I enjoyed reading your articles. This is truly a great read for me. I have bookmarked it and I am looking forward to reading new articles.ReplyDelete
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This is wonderful! Your directions and pictures really made it fool-proof. Thank you so much for sharing - I've made one and I will be making more soon for Christmas gifts for the ladies in my life!ReplyDelete
wow. this is so cool. very easy. i hope im able to make one like this! thanksReplyDelete
Love this clutch.ReplyDelete
Done one, very easy tutorial!
Thank You, and congratulations for your baby!
I put some photos in my blog: http://blogdaiola.blogspot.pt/
Its really nice and simple tutorial.ReplyDelete
I made this in no time.
Check out the photo on my blog http://colorsandthreads.blogspot.in/
I actually made this merely with cotton blends I had left over. I ended putting batting on the backside of the exterior to "thicken it up" and it came out just fine. Actually I quite love this!! Great little bag for my few things I carry. I'm really new to sewing I normally just wing things - but to follow a pattern this was VERY easy to follow along with. Terrific Pattern!ReplyDelete
When I saw this I immediately thought of my best friend, Jessica. I noticed from your Etsy shop (which I love, btw) that you lived in Franklin, TN and just had a little boy. They also live in Franklin (in a town house in Westhaven) and just had their first child, a little boy, in August. :) Anyways, I'm just learning to sew and I'm really excited to try to make this for her! Maybe as a birthday or Christmas gift. Thank you for posting it! ~ BrielleReplyDelete
Hi, I really liked your post-Bow clutch sewing tutorial. I have an Israeli blog about food and DIY and I would like to translate your post to Hebrew and of course put a direct link to your site. Ihope you will say yes:) Thank you, and come visit my blog, Noa- www.noastoo.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Hi, I really liked your post-Bow clutch sewing tutorial. I have an Israeli blog about food and DIY and I would like to translate your post to Hebrew and of course put a direct link to your site. Ihope you will say yes:) Thank you, and come visit my blog, Noa- www.noastoo.blogspot.comReplyDeleteReplies
Yes! I'd love to see the link when it's finished!Delete
gorgeous! can't wait to make this! thanks for the tute ;)ReplyDelete
awesome and easy to follow especially for e beginner like me .. thanx from my heartReplyDelete
Thanks so much for giving me the tutorial!! I saw this on Craftgawker and I thought it was the cutest clutch ever!!!! -- And I think you used to go to my church... (I go to Immanuel Church in Nashville)ReplyDeleteReplies
We still do go to Immanuel! :)Delete
great tut - tyReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2012 at 6:08 PM
Love this clutch. Thanks for sharing. Here's the one I made last night.ReplyDelete
This is fantastic! My daughter made one for herself and uses it all the time. She chose a grey wool fabric for the main body, and a bright floral bow. It looks really trendy. I hope to make one for myself next. Thank you for the really clear tutorial.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this very simple and easy to understand tutorial. I made a total of 6 bags to give away as Christmas gifts! I made a simple pattern from the dimensions you provided and was able to cut out several at a time and sew them up quickly. I used a beautiful bright red with a grey patterned fabric lining. Very beautiful and classy for a night out. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete


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Man arrested for making excessive noise
YREKA – The Yreka Police Department (YPD) assisted in a citizen's arrest on Saturday when a man allegedly failed to turn the music down in his apartment.
Jerry Dean Helton, 23, was placed under arrest for disturbing the peace. He was booked in the Siskiyou County Jail on $250 bail.
According to YPD Chief Brian Bowles, officers were dispatched to an apartment building at 4:08 p.m. on the 1100 block of South Oregon Street for a noise complaint.
"The victim reported loud noises that were causing the walls to vibrate," said Bowles.
Officers made contact with Helton and asked him to turn his music down. Helton turned the music down, and shortly thereafter, he allegedly turned the music back up.
According to Bowles, the individual who reported the incident signed a citizen's arrest form and officers placed Helton under arrest. He subsequently posted bail and was released from custody.
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In other news, on Feb. 27 the YPD arrested a Montague man who is accused of trying to pawn a diamond ring with a $4,000 value that he allegedly stole during a home burglary last July. He was arrested on a warrant, stated Bowles.
Leif Neal Whinery, 31, of Montague, was booked into the Siskiyou County Jail on two felony charges of theft of property valuing over $400 and receiving known stolen property valuing over $950. He is being held in the Siskiyou County Jail on $20,000 bail.


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A series of actions, motions, or occurrences; a method, mode, or operation, whereby a result or effect is produced; normal or actual course of procedure; regular proceeding, as, the process of vegetation or decomposition; a chemical process; processes of nature.
In patent law, an art or method by which any particular result is produced. A definite combination of new or old elements, ingredients, operations, ways, or means to produce a new, improved, or old result, and any substantial change therein by omission, to the same or better result, or by modification or substitution, with different function, to the same or better result, is a new and patentable process.
In civil and criminal proceedings, any means used by a court to acquire or exercise its jurisdiction over a person or over specific property. A summons or summons and complaint; sometimes, a writ.
n. in law, the legal means by which a person is required to appear in court or a defendant is given notice of a legal action against him/her/it. When a complaint in a lawsuit is filed, it must be served on each defendant together with a summons issued by the clerk of the court, stating the amount of time (say, 30 days) in which the defendant has to file an answer or other legal pleading with the clerk of the court and sent to the plaintiff. A subpena is a similar to a summons but is a notice to a witness to appear at a deposition (testimony taken outside court), or at a trial. A subpena duces tecum is an order to deliver documents or other evidence either into court or to the attorney for a party to a lawsuit or criminal prosecution. An order to show cause is a court order to appear in court and give a reason why the court should not issue an order (such as paying temporary child support). The summons, complaint, subpena, subpena duces tecum and order to show cause must all be "served" on the defendant or person required to appear or produce, and this is called "service of process." Service of process is usually made by an officer of the court such as a deputy sheriff or marshal, or a professional process server, but can be performed by others in most jurisdictions. (See: summons, subpena, order to show cause, process server, service of process)
PROCESS, practice. So denominated because it proceeds or issues forth in
order to bring the defendant into court, to answer the charge preferred
against him, and signifies the writ or judicial means by which he is brought
to answer. 1 Paine, R. 368 Bouv. Inst. Index, h.t.
2. In the English law, process in civil causes is called original process, when it is founded upon the original writ; and also to distinguish it from mesne or intermediate process, which issues pending the suit, upon some collateral interlocutory matter, as, to summon juries, witnesses,, and the like; mesne process is also sometimes put in contradistinction to final process, or process of execution; and then it signifies all process which intervenes between the beginning and end of a suit. 3 Bl. Com. 279.
3. In criminal cases that proceeding which is called a warrant, before the finding of the bill, is termed process when issued after the indictment has been found by the jury. Vide 4 Bl. Com. 319; Dalt. J. c. 193; Com. Dig. Process, A 1; Burn's Dig. Process; Williams, J, Process; 1 Chit. Cr. Law, 338; 17 Vin. Ab. 585.
4. The word process in the 12th section of the 5th article of the constitution of Pennsylvania, which provides that "the style of all process shall be The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," was intended to refer to such writs only as should become necessary to be issued in the course of the exercise of that judicial power which is established and provided for in the article of the constitution, and forms exclusively the subject matter of it. 3 Penna. R. 99.
PROCESS, rights. The means or method of accomplishing a thing.
2. It has been said that the word manufacture, (q.v.) in the patent laws, may, perhaps, extend to a new process, to be carried on by known implements, or elements, acting upon known substances, and ultimately producing some other known substance, but producing it in a cheaper or more expeditious manner, or of a better and more useful kind. 2 B. & Ald. 349. See Perpigna, Manuel des Inventeurs, &c., c. 1; s. 5, Sec. 1, p. 22, 4th ed.; Manufacture; Method.
PROCESS, MESNE, practice. By this term is generally understood any writ
issued in the course of a suit between the original process and execution.
2. By this term is also meant the writ or proceedings in an action to summon or bring the defendant into court, or compel him to appear or put in bail, and then to hear and answer the plaintiffs claim. 3 Chit. Pr. 140.


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For over half a century, Surjit Kalsi, Chairman of Capital Cooking Equipment Inc., has developed the finest quality cooking systems for people's homes and patios. And every time he undertakes a project, he not only continually improves upon them, but also actually takes them to the next level of being the most useful, attractive and reliable Cooking Appliances on the market today. Is it any wonder that the overall appearance and performance of Capital's line of cooking products is far superior to any others on the market today? No one else but Surjit Kalsi - can claim to be: "The Founding Father of Professional Quality Ranges, and All-Stainless Steel Barbecues."
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100% Stainless steel, hand crafted seamless construction, a standard on every Capital product. Each Capital appliance is engineered, and handcrafted to be seamless by a dedicated team of the industry's top professionals.
19K BTU Power-Flo Burners:
True simmering re-defined. The most advanced proprietary burners in the industry, from "true simmering" to a powerful 19K BTU'S of performance, allowing for the complete control over the flame cycle precisely. These burners distributes heat evenly, eliminating the problem of hotspots completely.
30K BTU Power-Wok Burner:
Delivers intense, efficient heat perfect for Wok style recipes. The two-piece wok grate, made of porcelain-coated cast iron, can accommodate Woks, stockpots and other large pots. Create delicious and healthy meals with powerful, even heat. No hotspots.
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Thermostatically controlled griddle plate maintains exact temperature at all times. Made of restaurant quality 3/8" thick non-rusting stainless steel, guaranteed to last a lifetime and makes maintenance a snap. Elegant and robust, delivers even heat at up to 18,000 BTU's per hour.
Flex-Roll Oven Racks:
Effortlessly check and access your meals. Patent pending chrome-plated steel Flex Roll Oven Racks, provide the smoothest, most effortless range of motion in the industry. Three oven racks with four rack positions, and a broiling pan come standard.
Stay-Cool Metal Knobs:
Always cool to the touch. Made of restaurant grade, die cast chrome plated metal with cool grip plastic inserts. Available in Black and Cabernet Red. Featuring bold red graphics for easy-to-read settings.
30K BTU Self-Clean Gas Oven:
Green and clean. Natural gas and LPG makes the oven environmentally friendly and cost-effective. Using a readily available resource, natural gas, Capital's Self Clean oven evenly distributes heat,with precision temperature controls making it less expensive than electric ranges.
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All in one innovation. Uniformly proof and warm at 160°, then bake at 550° with maximum control and desired humidity. Keep your meals warm and ready to serve in 2.1 of cubic feet of steady, even temperature.
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Two powerful ovens in one range. Bake and broil a variety of meals within the same time frame.
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A reason to start baking Capital's "baffle and fan" system distributes and maintains even heat, allowing for perfectly baked goods. Engineered to produce exact temperatures, helps reduce pre-heating, making baking even more cost-effective.
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Capital has made room for all your cooking needs with the spacious commercial size oven.
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Precise optimum temperature. Enjoy the precise temperature control on the fastest infrared broiler in the industry. 18K - 500° within 15 min. Capital's glass encased broiler generates heat faster and makes clean-up simple and easy.
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Outdoor BBQ technology comes indoors. The industry's first motorized rotisserie system allows you to broil mouth-watering, evenly cooked meals at up to 550° F. Rotisserie split rod and prongs are crafted from heavy-duty, stainless steel, are built to last and a snap to clean. Basting pan included.
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Illumination is easily found. Their powerful oven light allows you to accurately observe the progress of your cooking. A standard on all Capital ranges. Save on heat loss and reduce how often you pull open the oven door to peek; practical and cost effective.
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22.5" S x 10.5" H. Extra large window allows you to easily check on the progress of your cooking. Stays cool to the touch, heavy-duty glass is.1875" (3/16) thick and seamlessly integrated for easy cleaning.
Capital Oven Door:
Pull the safest door in it's class. State of the art design and construction make this door cooler to the touch than any other. Sturdy, heavy-duty and effortless to position with a 1 1/4" pro-style handle.


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Your privacy on the Internet is of the utmost importance to us. At Northland Hearing Centers, Inc. ("Northland"), we want to make your experience online satisfying and safe. We use this privacy policy to clearly disclose to you our privacy practices in a manner that is easy to understand. The information you provide is safeguarded. This Privacy Policy discloses what information we gather and how we use it. It applies to information we collect on this Website, including through electronic messages between you and the Website (for example, when you submit a message using our "Contact Us" form or when you complete the "Request an Appointment" form). It does not apply to products or services provided, or information collected by us offline or through other means, such as over the phone, or to information collected by third parties, including through any application or content that may link to or be accessible from this Website. By accessing or using this Website, you agree to this Privacy Policy. Please review it carefully.
We protect health and medical information as required by federal and state privacy laws. If you are a Northland customer, please see our Notice of Privacy Practices for information about how we use your customer information.
This website is operated from within the United States (U.S.) and is intended for a U.S. audience.
Information Northland gathers and tracks
We collect information in several ways. Some of the information we collect is personal to you. Other information is anonymous. We gather two types of information about users:
- Information that users provide through optional, voluntary submissions to our Website or by emailing us. This information may include personal information, such as your name, phone number, email address, state and zip code. When you are on our site and provide personal information, you are sharing that information with Northland and the vendors who provide services to us.
- Information that we collect automatically as you visit and navigate the Website or open our emails. This information may include usage details, IP addresses, real-time geographic location of your computer or device, device identifiers and information collected through tracking technologies such as cookies and web beacons. Information Northland gathers through aggregated tracking is used to determine which areas of our sites users like and don't like based on traffic to those areas. We do not track what individual users read, but rather how well each page performs overall. We collect this information in order to determine how to create the best experience for our customers. We may track search terms entered in our Search function as one of many measures of what interests our users, but this tracking is never associated with an individual user.
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- Northland approaches Internet communications with a strong commitment to individual privacy rights and concerns. As the Internet evolves, our policy will continue to change and develop. We therefore reserve the right to amend this Privacy Policy at any time with or without prior notice. Please check this page periodically for changes. Your continued use of the sites following any changes to this Privacy Policy will constitute your acceptance of such changes.
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- Northland strictly protects the security of your personal information and honors your choices for its intended use. We disclose your information to no third parties unless it is specifically stated otherwise. We may use third party contractors to help us operate our business and the sites or administer activities on our behalf, and may share your personal information with these contractors for those limited purposes.
- We use your information to understand your needs and provide you with better service, and in particular for the following reasons:
- We may use the information to help you schedule appointments with our affiliated hearing centers.
- We may use the information to provide you with discount coupons and product information.
- We may use this information to respond to requests from users, customize our features for individual visitors who are Northland customers and to notify customers about updates to our site and products or services.
- We may disclose, access or monitor your personal information when we believe in good faith that the law requires it.
- We may use information for administrative and other purposes that we deem necessary to maintain, service and improve our products and services and our information security
- We may disclose de-identified aggregated data and user statistics to prospective partners and other third parties. De-identified data is data that does not identify an individual person.
- As we continue to develop our business, we may buy or sell businesses or assets. In such transactions, confidential customer information generally is one of the transferred business assets. In the event of a transaction involving the sale of Northland's business, customer and site visitor information may be one of the transferred assets and may be disclosed in connection with negotiations relating to a proposed transaction. In such case, the transferred information may become subject to a different privacy policy.
- We may share or use your information for any other legally permitted business purpose in our sole discretion.
Some of the features on this Website allow you to communicate with us using an online form. If your communication requests a response from us, we may send you a response via e-mail. The e-mail response or confirmation may include your personal information, including your name, address, etc. We cannot guarantee that our e-mails to you will be secure from unauthorized interception.
Accessing and correcting your information
- You may contact us at if you wish to view, edit, or delete your personal information from our database, and we will use commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate your request. You may also contact us if you believe that any inaccurate or inappropriate information has been obtained or provided to others through your use of this Website.
- We will not sell, distribute or lease your personal information to third parties for their own use unless we have your permission or are required by law.
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- California Civil Code § 1798.83 permits our visitors who are California residents to request certain information regarding our disclosure of personal information to third-parties for their direct marketing purposes. To make such a request, contact us via regular mail at Northland Hearing Centers, Attn: Data Privacy Officer, 6425 Flying Cloud Drive, Eden Prairie MN 55344. Make sure to state that you are a California resident.
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- Consistent with the Federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA), we will never knowingly request personally identifiable information from anyone under the age of 13 without requesting parental consent.
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As you navigate through and interact with our Website, we may use automatic data collection technologies to collect certain information about your equipment, browsing actions and patterns, including:
- Details of your visits to our Website, including traffic data, location data, logs and other communication data and the resources that you access and use on the Website.
- Information about your computer and internet connection, including your IP address, operating system and browser type.
- The Website may use "cookies" and other technologies such as pixel tags and web beacons.
We may place a text file called a "cookie" in the browser files of your computer. A cookie is a small amount of data that is sent to your browser from a Web server and stored on your computer's hard drive. Northland uses cookies to track user traffic patterns (as described above). You can refuse cookies by turning them off in your browser. If you've set your browser to warn you before accepting cookies, you will receive the warning message with each cookie. You do not need to have cookies turned on to use this site; however, it will help you to participate more actively in some features.
We also employ a software technology called a clear GIF (Graphics Interchange Format), also known as a pixel tag or Web beacon. A clear GIF is a line of code that we place on our Websites or in e-mails which allows us to analyze our advertising and the general usage patterns of visitors to our Websites. These help us better manage content on our site by informing us what content or promotions are effective. Unless you consent, we do not collect personally identifiable information from you through the use of web beacons. You may not disable Web beacons.
Our Website permits you to use a third party social networking platform such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. This includes use of social media plugins such as Facebook "Like", Tweet and Google "+1" buttons, etc. When you use social networking platforms and plugins, you share your information with them and their privacy policy applies to disclosure of such information. In addition, these social networking platforms may collect information about you, including your use of the Website. Such services may allow your activity to be monitored across multiple websites for purposes of delivering more targeted advertising. Please note that their own privacy polices apply and we encourage you to read them. We may add new social networking plugins and buttons to our Websites from time to time.
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The information presented on Northland's Website is not intended to be medical advice and should not be relied upon as such. If you suspect a hearing problem, Northland strongly urges you to consult with a qualified physician or hearing professional.
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The Northland Website may contain links to other sites that are not under our control. These Websites have their own policies regarding privacy. You should review those policies when visiting the Websites. Northland has no responsibility for linked websites and is not responsible for the content of any such site. Northland provides these links solely for the convenience and information of our visitors.
Northland operates secure data networks protected by industry standard firewall and password protection systems. Our security and privacy policies are periodically reviewed and enhanced as necessary and only authorized individuals have access to the information provided by our customers. Unfortunately, the transmission of information via the Internet is not completely secure. Although we do our best to protect your personal information, we cannot guarantee the security of your personal information transmitted to our Website. Any transmission of personal information is at your own risk.
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Original Abstract Acrylic Painting, Titled "Oasis" - 16"x20" Canvas Painting
This original abstract acrylic painting is titled "Oasis", and is a wonderful piece of art for any collector.
The painting was designed to have a calming or soothing effect, created with a combination of vibrant colors that blend together to represent the the desert, sunshine, water, and greenery. This piece has a natural surreal flow throughout the piece, guiding the eyes all around the painting with ease.
This painting has been done by the hands of the artist without any brushes or painting tools, making it a unique addition to any home decor.
"Oasis" has been signed in the bottom corner of the painting and sealed with waterproof acrylic sealer. This piece measures 16"x20" and comes unframed without any hanging utensils.
Oasis Painting, Abstract Painting, Acrylic Painting, Original Painting, Colorful Painting, Calming Painting, Surreal Painting, abstract color art, abstract wall art, abstract acrylic art, colorful wall art, colorful home decor, original acrylic art
Please make all payments immediately and contact for any cancellations or concerns before the item has shipped. Custom orders (if accepted) will require an initial deposit that is non-refundable and must be paid before the custom order is started. All payments must be made through Etsy and no outside payment sources will be considered.
Shipping from United States
Each item will have a customized shipping plan attached to it, and discounts for multiple purchases will be utilized. Most items (unless stated otherwise) will be shipped between 3 and 7 days of the order being placed. Postage can sometimes be delayed due to factors within the post facilities (typically during holidays and because of inclement weather) and I will do my best to keep customers in the loop if I am informed of any delays. I am not responsible for delays that occur once items have been shipped out. I am not responsible for damages that occur once items have been shipped out. If an item has been marked "delivered" by the postal facility and the buyer has not received the item, it is the buyer's responsibility to contact their local post office for updates.
International shipping is available for a higher cost and may take an average of 30 days to reach the buyer. Each international order will be given a Customs Declaration number upon shipment. Please know the mailing policies of your residence before placing an order to avoid the package being confiscated throughout the international shipping process. I am not responsible for confiscated items. International orders may require an additional fee to be retrieved once they have reached their destination. It is the responsibility of the buyer to pay these fees to whomever requires payment within their country. Please only purchase of my shop items are allowed to be shipped to your country.
I will work diligently to get every order shipped as soon as possible, and weekend orders will be sent on the nearest following business day.
Returns & Exchanges
I gladly accept returns, exchanges, and cancellations
Just contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 7 days of delivery
Questions about your order?
Please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Returns and exchange details
There will be no requests that are alike, so please contact me with your concerns and needs immediately. We will work together to come to a common ground in a way that all parties may be satisfied. Unless contact is made expressing the needs and conflict by the buyer within a timely manner (before an item has shipped for a cancellation and within three days of delivery for returns), no refunds will be issued.
If you are seeking a refund or exchange on an item, it must be returned in mint condition. Items must be returned without damage, without evidence of tampering, and with all pieces included in the original purchase. No refunds will be given for items that have evidence of damage. Refunds and exchanges will be issued upon return shipping receipt of the item(s). Buyer is responsible for return shipping cost.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Compliance Statement:
Effective Date: May 25, 2018
In order to fulfill orders and provide the best customer experience possible, it is necessary for CarmineVeeCreations to collect certain personal information of customers. Initially, this information will be collected by Etsy and transferred to me so that I may fulfill and process all orders in a timely manner.
The personal information that I am given and collect: When an order is submitted from a customer through Etsy for products within my shop, I will be sent a notification that includes a copy of the order. This document includes the date of the order, the payment method that has been used, the order total (including item, shipping, and tax total), any notes from the buyer, the order number, and the name and address of who has made the purchase. These have been collected for the sole purpose of shipping out products and fulfilling orders.
How I use this personal information: Any personal information that has been shared with CarmineVeeCreations will be used as needed to provide my services, such as when I use your information to fulfill your order, to settle disputes, or to provide customer support. Additionally, your information may be used if necessary to comply with a legal obligation or court order or in connection with a legal claim, such as retaining information about your purchases if required by tax law. All information will be used as necessary and in compliance with my obligations under the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use.
The legal base I rely on to use this personal information: All personal information that has been collected through Etsy has been given voluntarily by customers for the purpose of purchasing products. These purchases have been made with the understanding that the information provided is necessary and will be used to deliver said products.
Third parties that will have access to your information: I am responsible for the information that has been provided to CarmineVeeCreations when a purchase has been made within my shop. This information provided to me may be shared with a select variety of third parties, including 1) Etsy. I share information with Etsy as necessary to provide you my services and comply with my obligations under both the Etsy Seller Policy and Etsy Terms of Use. 2) Service providers. I engage certain trusted third parties to perform functions and provide services to my shop, such as delivery companies. I will share your personal information with these third parties, but only to the extent necessary to perform these services. 3) Compliance with laws. I may collect, use, retain, and share your information if I have a good faith belief that it is reasonably necessary to: (a) respond to legal process or to government requests; (b) enforce my agreements, terms and policies; (c) prevent, investigate, and address fraud and other illegal activity, security, or technical issues; or (d) protect the rights, property, and safety of my customers, or others.
The length of time personal information is kept: I retain your personal information only for as long as necessary to provide you with my services and as described in my Privacy Policy. However, I may also be required to retain this information to comply with my legal and regulatory obligations, to resolve disputes, and to enforce my agreements. I generally keep your data for the following time period: 4 years.
Transfers of Personal Information Outside the EU: I may store and process your information through third-party hosting services in the US and other jurisdictions. As a result, I may transfer your personal information to a jurisdiction with different data protection and government surveillance laws than your jurisdiction. If I am deemed to transfer information about you outside of the EU, I rely on Privacy Shield as the legal basis for the transfer, as Google Cloud is Privacy Shield certified.
Your rights as a buyer regarding your personal information: If you reside in certain territories, including the EU, you have a number of rights in relation to your personal information. While some of these rights apply generally, certain rights apply only in certain limited cases. I describe these rights below. You have the right to access your personal information and ask how it is being used. You have the right for your personal information to be forgotten and the right to withdrawal consent to the use of your information (with the understanding that orders cannot be fulfilled without certain information). You have the right to data portability (transferring your data from one service provider to another although CarmineVeeCreations will never transfer data to any providers other than the entities listed). You have the right to be informed before personal information is collected. You have the right to correct any personal information provided. You have the right to restrict the processing of your personal data. You have the right to object and stop the processing of any personal information. You have the right to be notified of any and all data breaches that may pose a threat to your personal information.
How to Contact Me: For purposes of EU data protection law, I, Carmine Vunak, am the data controller of your personal information. If you have any questions or concerns, I recommend that you may contact me through Etsy conversations within my shop. Alternately, if you are a buyer located in the EU you can have access to the "seller details" tab within my Etsy page that provide my mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will my item be shipped?
Ready-To-Ship items will be shipped 3-7 business days after your purchase. Orders placed on weekends will ship the next following business week.
Made-As-Purchased items will be shipped within 10 business days after your purchase.
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One of the biggest issues people run into when it comes to dumpster rental is choosing the wrong size; and usually, they choose a dumpster that's too small for their needs.
Containers come in a variety of sizes and it can be difficult to determine the right size for a particular job. Obviously, the larger the dumpster, the more debris it can hold. If you aren't sure exactly how much space you need, it's wise to err on the side of caution and go with a larger dumpster. You might assume that there's no way you'll fill up a large container, but it's surprising how fast it fills up. If you choose a container that's too small, you could be charged overage fees, or you may have end up having to rent another dumpster.
To give you an idea of capacity, a 10-yard dumpster can accommodate roughly the same amount as the flatbeds of three pickup trucks and is a good size for smaller projects, like clearing out a medium-sized basement or a small kitchen remodel. A 20-yard dumpster can hold the equivalent of six pickup truck flatbeds and is ideal for larger projects, like carpet removal in a medium-sized house or a big landscaping project.
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Apple has sold over 275 million iPods since it was first introduced back in 2001. Today, Apple is introducing a new family of iPods to help keep the winning streak alive.
First up is the next generation iPod shuffle. The new iPod shuffle, has the look and buttons of the second generation device and voiceover from the third generation. Battery life is rated at 15 hours. The fourth generation iPod shuffle is a little smaller than the second generation model and comes in five different colors. It will be available for $49 in 2GB capacities.
The new iPad nano, as predicted by case leaks over the past week, is a tiny multi-touch capable device. It has a clip (like the iPod shuffle), hardware volume buttons, VoiceOver, FM radio, Nike+, and a pedometer. The new device is 46 percent smaller and 42 percent lighter. Battery life is listed at 24 hours. Unfortunately, the downsizing of the iPad nano has resulted in the loss of the onboard camera (and apparently, the loss of video playback).
Being that this is a multi-touch device, all of Apple's familiar gestures are applicable to the device. The iPad nano will be available for $149 in an 8GB version and $179 in the 16GB version.
Finally, there is a new iPod touch that is even thinner than the old version introduced last year. Like its iPhone 4 counterpart, it comes with the Retina display along with the Apple A4 processor, 3-axis gyro, front facing camera for FaceTime (over Wi-Fi), and a rear camera for HD video recording and photo taking. The new device promises 40 hours of battery life and will be available in 8GB ($229), 32GB ($299), and 64GB ($399) capacities.
If there's anything disappointing about the new iPod lineup, it's that Apple hasn't bothered to upgrade the storage capacity of any of its media players in addition to the neutering of the iPod nano. It appears that Apple is trying to push more customers to the iPod touch (which Apple admits is currently the best-selling iPod).
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Japan launches 2 intelligence satellites
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A H-2A rocket carrying an information gathering radar satellite blasts off from the launching pad at Tanegashima Space Center on the Japanese southwestern island of Tanegashima, about 1,000km (621 miles) southwest of Tokyo, in this photo taken by Kyodo on January 27, 2013. REUTERSD photoJapan launched two intelligence satellites into orbit on Sunday amid growing concerns that North Korea is planning to test more rockets of its own and possibly conduct a nuclear test.
Officials say the launch Sunday of the domestically produced HII-A rocket went smoothly and the satellites - an operational radar satellite and an experimental optical probe - appear to have reached orbit.
Japan began its intelligence satellite program after North Korea fired a long-range missile over Japan's main island in 1998. North Korea conducted a launch last month that it says carried a satellite into orbit but has been condemned by the U.S. and others as a cover for its development of missile technology.
The latest Japanese launch was in the planning stages long before the current increase in tensions with North Korea, but underscores Japan's longstanding wariness of its isolated neighbor's abilities and intentions.
The radar satellite, which can provide intelligence through cloud cover and at night, is intended to augment a network of several probes that Japan already has in orbit. The optical probe will be used to test future technology and improvements that would allow Japan to strengthen its surveillance capabilities.
Japan still relies on the United States for much of its intelligence.
Its optical satellites are believed to be about as good as commercial satellites, meaning they are able to detect objects of about 40 centimeters (16 inches) in size from their orbits. With the additional radar satellite, Japan hopes to be able to glean intelligence on any specified location once a day.
Japan, which hosts about 50,000 U.S. troops, is especially concerned about North Korea because its main islands are already within range of the North's missiles. Along with developing its own network of spy satellites, Japan has cooperated with Washington in establishing an elaborate missile defense shield.
North Korea's powerful National Defense Commission declared last week that the country would carry out a nuclear test and launch more rockets in defiance of the U.N. Security Council's announcement that it would punish Pyongyang for its long-range rocket test in December with more sanctions, calling it a violation of a ban on nuclear and missile activity.
North Korea's state news agency said on Sunday that leader Kim Jong Un vowed at a meeting of top security and foreign officials to take "substantial and high-profile important state measures."


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Few people have written of Alzheimer's disease as eloquently as John Bayley does in Elegy for Iris (Picador, 1999), his memoir of 45 years with the novelist Iris Murdoch, which inspired the film Iris. Among his observations:
"Our mode of communication seems like underwater sonar, each bouncing pulsations off the other, then listening for an echo."
"Alzheimer's is, in fact, like an insidious fog, barely noticeable until everything around has disappeared. After that, it is no longer possible to believe that a world outside fog exists."
"The terror of being alone, of being cut off for even a few seconds from the familiar object, is a feature of Alzheimer's. If Iris could climb inside my skin now, or enter me as if I had a pouch like a kangaroo, she would do so."
Bayley also foreshadows Murdoch's development of Alzheimer's in describing the early years of their relationship:
"I was far too preoccupied at the time to think of such parallels, but it was like living in a fairy story – the kind with sinister overtones and not always a happy ending – in which a young man loves a beautiful maiden who returns his love but is always disappearing into some unknown and mysterious world, about which she will reveal nothing."
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Coinbase is a great choice for anyone new to the cryptocurrency market. It's a popular and convenient way to exchange digital coins with other users. The exchange works through a decentralized network. The main benefit of using coinbase is that you can buy and sell a variety of crypto currencies, and they're often cheap, especially compared to the more popular ones. The downside is that there's no regulatory body to protect the crypto markets.
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Frozen Cells validated for calcium testing: Serotonin 5-HT2A receptor, human recombinant, in CHO-K1 host cell. We provide one vial of frozen cells (10 million cells/vial). Some of our Frozen cells may be restricted for sale in specified countries. Please inquire at your local sales office for more information. You are authorized to utilize these frozen cell preparations one time only. Any attempt to transfer, re-use, or propagate these cells is expressly unauthorized and a violation of the product terms and conditions of sale.
The AequoScreen technology is a generic GPCR technology which can be used with Gs, Gi and Gq coupled GPCRs and calcium coupled ion channels. Following receptor stimulation, increases in intracellular calcium enable measurement of the resulting flash luminescence signal.
The frozen cells approach to functional testing consists in the dissociation of cell culture from testing. That means that we will culture the cells and freeze them with an optimized protocol to stop all replication. These cells are then stored in liquid nitrogen or simply in a -80°C freezer, thawed and used directly in a functional, cellular GPCR test with previously validated performance.
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Aequorin is a photo protein originating from the jellyfish Aequorea Victoria. The apo-enzyme (apoaequorin) is a 21 kD protein, which requires a hydrophobic prosthetic group, coelenterazine, to be converted to aequorin,the active form of the enzyme. This enzyme possesses 3 calcium binding sites which ...
Aequorin-based Ca2+ assays represent a new paradigm in drug discovery research for cell-based assays for Ca2+-coupled GPCRs and ion channels. In the aequorin assay, cells co-expressing apoaequorin and the target receptor are first incubated with the co-factor coelenterazinein order to reconstitute t ...
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