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Modernist Mobile in Motion by Julie Frith!

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December 19, 2007
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Balancing tricks of the trade

By frithmobiles Balancea

TRY THESE FUN BALANCING TRICKS Fork and Spoon Take a spoon and fork and connect them together. Place a wooden toothpick in the fork center, just about 1/4" through the fork. Then balance the fork and spoon, then place it balanced on the edge of a glass. WOW! It is amazing! Even more amazing: at the balancing point (fulcrum) of the toothpick...lift off the glass and break the toothpick at the point of balance....then place it back on the very edge of the glass. It will balance. Then push down (just a little) the fork-end of the toothpick... it will... »MORE

September 11, 2007
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yard art, cats steps, tree sculpture

By frithmobiles Jazzsteps

I wanted to create art in my backyard. Designed with recycled wood.... I made steps for my cat to go up the tree for a higher view. Each step is rounded to match the round tree, and each step is nailed in with 2 nails. Underneath I have a stainless steel bar for support, that goes into the tree and step.  Also, it is pretty cool art to look at. »MORE

June 04, 2007
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Yard Art

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I was putting the edgework in making a border for my grass in my backyard, when I was inspired to add some art.  One side is grass, the other is a water ditch / rut when it rains the water will channel it'self right out of my yard.  I can't stand soggy grass.  As I was adding the bricks I was at the end and instead of just going back....the artist in me said NO!  I must make art.  Anyway, I thought it turned (get it) out fun. »MORE

June 03, 2007
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle $0

By frithmobiles Recyclinga

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle $0 1 tissue TP of any kind 2 Empty CD Holder (after CD's have all been used) 3 Cut the center of the top of the empty CD Holder (or unscrew spindle) with an exacto knife 4 Take out cardboard center of the TP roll 5 Place TP roll into CD holder and pull center of roll through the top Add colored/patterned paper to the inside of holder for added effect and to conceal the TP   »MORE

December 06, 2006
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