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Tide Pig Night Light
Tide Pig!
Behold: The Tide Pig, a comforting nightlight created from an upcycled empty jug of Tide Laundry Detergent, which looks like an adorable pig. Oh, the cleverness. Tide Pig is the creation of designer Steven Wine of Abyu Lighting, and can be purchased from BNO Design for $185 at This Link.
Bacon Thing of The Day: Hand Hooked Bacon Rug
Here at The Worley Gig, we are always on the lookout for new and exciting Bacon Things to delight the Bacon Lovers in our vast and global readership. Today we bring you a one-of-a-kind Bacon Rug, which you can own exclusively as it is being auctioned off on eBay!
Description Below:
For all the Bacon Lovers of the world!
New, One of a Kind, Hand Hooked Bacon mat; rug. 100% pure wool fabric. Measures 17×9 inches. Perfect as a “table topper” or could be hung as art.
The seller also added this information about the rug:
“My son suggested I make a “Bacon Rug.” I have been hooking rugs for over 6 years and this has been quite fun to hook. The wool has been hand dyed in my kitchen and cut into strips and hooked on 100% cotton monks cloth. It will last for years and years. I hope you enjoy this fun bacon art as much as I have enjoyed making it.”
She sounds like a nice mom, doesn’t she? And this Bacon Rug seems like a pretty cool thing to own. Are you into bacon? Bidding starts at $25 and ends on June 6th, so Bid Now!
Thanks to Bacon Today For the Tip!
Bacon Thing of The Day: Crochet Bacon Wrap
The weather is getting little bit balmy here in NYC (finally) to need a scarf or wrap these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be thinking ahead to the cold winter months and crochet yourself a Bacon Wrap to keep you warm and fashionable. Tips on how to make this item, along with all kinds of wild ideas on creating other fun stuff with just some yarn and a couple of crochet hooks can be found at Monster Crochet Blogspot.
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Netflix Origami: A Fun New Way to Recycle!
Have you perhaps been looking for a way to combine the art of Japanese paper folding with the footprint reducing practicality of recycling and the endless, low cost fun of your Netflix subscription? Then your search has ended! Look no further than a website called simply NetFlix Origami, where you can learn to make the cute little items below, among others.
