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Wrist Rest Cover

Wrist Rest Cover

Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Pattern ID: p114003
Date Added: April 18, 1999

This wrist rest cover is a result of a need. A need to cover my old ugly wrist rest I have had since I got my computer. This is a basic pattern and could be improved upon I am sure. This particular pattern would look wonderful if made with a varigated yarn.

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Turn Magazines into Art
You can make some really neat paper mosaic ornaments with your kids by cutting up several different colors of paper into about 1/4" to 1/2" pieces then applique or decoupage them onto little wood pieces that have been painted white or black. (You can use old magazines for various colors!) You can also do this with cardboard shapes as well.