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ReadyMade Blog by Jacob Resneck

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The ineffable ReadyMade Magazine is the ultimate do-it-yourself (DIY) publication. Each issue is packed with how-to do-it-yourself fashion that’s easy, inexpensive, and always creative.

You can get more than a light sample by checking out the brand-new ReadyMade blog. There’s a wide range of samples here, everything from costumes for your iPod to designer vases made from recycled wine and liquor bottles.

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This entry posted on 21 February 2006 at 12:42 PM
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