7" x 8" x 11"
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6 rings inside;
outside dimensions 6.5" x 8"
(I used this for many, many years to keep my life in order!)
takes 2 D batteries (not included)
holds 24 pairs; 9" diameter wood holder
Northern Arizona University Edition; S.T. Tan
soft cover; by Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., C.N.S.
a tiny softcover book, 4" x 6";
I bought it while in the hospital in Massachusetts with CIDP
12" x 9" x 6"
premium quality white popcorn; 27 oz; expired 1/29/16 (but should still be fine)
Boo! (I just don't make rolled cookies!)
10" diameter; from Costa Rica
15" x 9" x 6"
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this is identical to #3;
legs fold up for storage;
collapsed size: 26" x 16"
(or set of 2 for $3)
23" x 17" x 7"
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13.5 x 38"
Got a child who is learning to sew? This would be perfect for them to play with!
(My scrap boxes were so full that I couldn't close the lids, so I cut back a bit...)
10" diameter; it's heavy!
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Forest Rain, Acoustic World
I'm back to a PC girl!
5/8" across
5" tall (I suspect I'll find more as I unpack)
13" x 10" x 11"; just a few manilla folders and hanging files included
16" x 19" x 9.5"
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If you're thinking of getting into this, these books can help you decide if it's for you! (If it is, then you'll need to go out and buy the new editions, which will probably total about $200.)
I made this, so the included quilling paper is gone. But, you can see the finished product (on my kitchen wall)! You'll need your own quilling paper and quilling tool.
These are the study plans (NOT building plans!) for the tiny house we're building (Pebble)! We modified them slightly. Also, complete instructions for a space-efficient table for a tiny house. If you're interested in the Tiny House movement, these might be of use to you!
[Bethany] About 5" long.
[Bethany] about 5" long
for organizing different paper types; one has 7 sections; the other 6 sections; for 8.5" x 11" paper
Each day is a short math puzzle; the answer is the number of the day! For example: On January 3rd, the question is: Which of the following represents the largest amount?
(1) 2100
(2) 375
(3) 650
Lots of fun for mathy kids!
(the answer is 3; use properties of exponents, not calculating devices!)
Each is 2" wide; these were used for a Primary activity. They are blue on one side and green on the other side.
I don't like them, so I remove them from my dresses!
Lots of construction paper, laserjet paper, writing tablets, etc. Your kids won't run out for a long time!
flowers are 3" to 5" wide
(I made a shirt for Ray.)
description
the white-handled pair is kitchen scissors; comes apart for easy cleaning;
the other pair has worn handles, but works well
Well-used, but still in excellent condition;
I got an Instant Pot, so don't need this anymore.
see it at Amazon
6.5" diameter
I wore these when my feet lost their feeling, when I had CIDP. I wear women's size 8-1/2. Cheap way to decide if this type of sneaker might work for you!
[This item is being held for someone to try on. You can be next in line, though, if it doesn't work out for them.]
Works well, but makes slices a bit too thick for my taste.
18" wide; many yards on roll
closes with buttons along one edge; very tiny tear on one side
textured finish, 15" x 13"
100% jute, 15.5" x 13.5"
18" x 11.5"
unopened;
two: 8' lamp cord sets, SPT-1 Wire
two: keyless socket, 1/8-IP, standard base
Gives you a good three-dimensional sense of a tiny house; may be useful if you're considering building one. (If you are, come out to the country and see our almost-finished tiny house, Pebble!)
about 10" x 10" x 8"
Very thick, padded, sturdy.
very similar to this $51.99 bag
I've probably used about 1 yard of the roll.
see at Amazon for $12.79
Women's medium (was Carol's—she lived in Massachusetts!);
slight tear in right upper sleeve;
detachable (zipper-on) hood;
shell is 75% cotton, 25% nylon
similar to this $249 jacket
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box of flowers is 16" x 16" x 6", full of flowers I made for my daughter's wedding
Ray wants the flowers to decorate his spaces.
But, I can give you samples and instructions on how to make any of these (and lots more)! - zip-lock bag of dried rose petals (to line path at wedding)
- foam bouquet holder
- 4 foam blocks for flower arranging (only 2 shown here)
- one small glass vase (to left of ziplock bag)
2' x 4';
has about 80 pegs on top for hanging spools of thread
16" square
2nd edition; Elizabeth Castro;
copyright 2001;
also Programming PERL Quick Reference Guide
5 Actionable Strategies to Create a Positive Path to Success;
Shawn Achor;
copyright 2013
David Pogue;
copyright 2007
Teaching with the Popular Open Source Course Management System;
Jason Cole;
O'Reilly Community Press;
copyright 2005
Introduction to GeoGebra, Judith Hohenwarter and Markus Hohenwarter, July 2008
GeoGebra Help, official manual 3.0
Pogue Press, O'Reilly;
J.D. Biersdorfer with David Pogue;
7th edition, copyright 2009
hardcover;
2,317 ways to save money and time
Nicholas C. Zakas;
copyright 2014
O'Reilly publishers;
J. David Eisenberg;
copyright 2002
a self-paced guide to learning AppleScript;
Sal Soghoian, Bill Cheeseman;
copyright 2009
- about 15" x 11.5"
- two different storage levels
- removable plastic dividers to change storage bin sizes
legs fold up for storage;
collapsed size: 26" x 16"
This dress was worn for one event—my daughter's wedding. (I paid about $175 for it, new.) I changed after the ceremony/photos, so it was only worn for a very short time.
It is in perfect condition.
I typically wear a size 10; Nordstrom advised to size down, so I bought an 8.
It was professionally tailored: shoulder pads removed, tiny tuck at neckline, lengthened about 1/2".
You are welcome to try it on and then decide if you want it.
Get more info about the dress and see it on a model at: Nordstrom