Sentences with phrase «piece of string hanging»

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Tying it up to hang over the sink with a piece of string and a rubber band.

Then hole punch, string though a piece of yarn or string though and tie and hang up!

Attach a photo to the center of the cardstock, hot glue a little red bow to the puzzle pieces near the top, and attach string using hot glue as a hanger.

To hang the fireworks, I tied a piece of clear string to each one.

You can also add string to the back of your finished pieces for easy hanging around the house!

Just add a piece of string and hang your their new DIY ornament on the tree.

For both glasses, lay one end of a piece of string across an ice cube whose surface is about water level; let the other end of the string hang over the edge off the glass.

I then used some fall colored washi tape to hang a piece of burlap string.

Insert a piece of string between the two holes leaving enough string to hang your windsock.

String a long piece of cord through the holes so that the bottle dangles when you pull both ends taut, securing the cord between two chairs so the bottle hangs in the center.

That's like getting shot at by a gun hanging on the wall, or choked by a piece of string lying on the table.

Sandra Cinto presented «Piece of Silence» at the Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, an installation of a bronze flute and several white string instruments hanging on walls that were drawn with parallel lines reminiscent of musical scores.

The installation, Echoic Memory (2015) by the sound artist and composer Spencer Topel, consisted of a series of wood pieces hung vertically, each fitted with a single magnetically resonating string that reproduced delayed sounds from the adjacent main gallery throughout three days of performances, the second installment of the Drawing Center's series Drawing Sound.

Hanging from the ceiling of the gallery like mobiles, these pieces — randomly strung together with chains and ropes — allude to the jaded and anarchic manner with which we digest photography in our daily lives.

Place large - scale prints or posters in a monochrome frame and lean them against a wall, and peg photos or postcards from a piece of string then hang them over a mirror, headboard or curtain rail.

I cut a piece of jute string and tied it though the top of the roll to create something to hang the scroll with.