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Aug
22
Visit the online shop of ReadyMade magazine — “a bimonthly print magazine for people who like to make stuff” — and you’ll find carefully selected must-haves that you probably wouldn’t find offered by other magazines: Blueprints for a small modular dwelling, museum wall text kits and shrinky sheet sets are a few of the unique things you can add to your shopping cart.
What I especially love about ReadyMade’s store, though, are the recycled products, including this set of 10 notecards with envelopes, glossy round buttons and magnets, and funky wristbands — all made from damaged past issues of ReadyMade.
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