OH MY GOD: a brief Journey in my search of the G-O-D, and how George Carlin Changed my life, Part 1 CheekyStick Craft Blog, Cheekystitch God Blog, CheekyStich Religions blog


Posted: August 8th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Current Affairs, Famous Friends, Religion, Science, Television, Weblogs, hater, parody, sex | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


Carlindogma

My relationship with god began at
Academia Los Pinares: a Christian missionary school located in Tegucigalpa Honduras

It was a very conservative missionary school run for the children of
the elite, to them black people were a myth and gays were going to
hell, and trolls too, you know.
What I learned? Jesus is a scary
motherfucker, and most missionaries were dicks, yes dicks. I had huge
hair even then.  I didnt hate gay people, I knew gay people, liked
gay people. Most of what I was taught about modesty, my role/future as
a woman, and how I would obtain salvation or achieve damnation 
seemed fucked up.

My cousins went to El Liceo Militar Del Norte, a military school in
San Pedro Sula, that put a gun in my cousin's,  borderline
personality hands. I could always count on her to wake me up in the
middle of the night with a knife or something, threatening violence
over her mothers affection.

The Dodless ( Leti) threatened me with mortal violence, while the
God fearing ( Los PInares) Spooked me out with stories of deamon's,
which I immediatly filed under  the boogie man, the due that lived
under my bed, homeboy in the closet and the creepy tales from the crypt
gimp.

In my house my grandmother practiced Santeria, an afro Yoruba
tradition of worshipping  catholic saints which represented
African gods. This is a religion that was spreads why enslaved African
along the trans Atlantic slave route

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DIY Screan Printing Machine: Instructables teaches you how to make that 4 color Che shirt on the cheap. Cheekystitch, Cheeky Stitch Screan printing blog, Cheeky Stitch Design blog


Posted: August 8th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Brooklyn, Craft, DIY, How to, Locally Made, Machines, Supplies, Weblogs, recycle, reuse | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


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If your as fickle as me with he crafts some investments are not worth making it

  • Gocco machine=  i dream of that kind of free time
  • All those paints that were on sale = Toxic shit sitting in my kitchen
  • Exotic Seeds = Grasshopper isnt that patient yet, but im working on it

I love instructables though it will help you with those in between projects you might not b so sure you’ll go through with. Glass cutter anyone?

Tools You’ll Need:

Power Drill/Screwdriver
Wood and Metal Bits
Miter Saw
Table Saw or Circular Saw
Electric Sander
Workbench Vise or Drill Press
Yardstick/Measuring Tape
Pencil
Level
Square
Clamps
Wood Glue
Welding Glue (or tools/materials for welding)
Paper or Cardstock

Read on Instructables.com

Raven Burgos

be subversive, make it yourself

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DIY Birdhouses: Apartment therapy and Habana Outpost are kinda into birds, not in the English sense. Cheekystitch blog, Birdhouse blog


Posted: August 8th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Apartment Gardening, Brooklyn, Craft, DIY, How to, childhood, events | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


88cardboardbirdhouse

At my job at Habana Outpost , I generally do marketing and event planning, office work, gardening, and a little bartending.
I also schedule events for our Kids Corner, we do Eco friendly crafts. We bought these DIY birdhouses for the kids to decorate. It was pretty fun and messy as hell. But the childlings seemed to Like it. The house shows above was the best to decorate.


"There’s something about this we really like. While at first glance we
didn’t think cardboard would be sturdy enough for a house, even one for
birds, we remembered just how light birds are, and think that as long
as this was in a covered spot, it’d be lovely."

Read more

www.Apartment therapy.com

Raven " Compton face with a Brooklyn booty" Burgos

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Screw Hallmark: JunkMail Greetings puts the mean into greeting cards. Cheekystitch, Greetingcard blog, Design blog, Crafts abnd DIY


Posted: August 8th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Craft, DIY, Locally Made, Weblogs, hater | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


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JunkMail Greetings is the better designed alternative to one of my favorite websites someecards.com
Check out Carol Lee’s ruthless and delicious creations

www.carolleedesigns.etsy.com 

Raven "Compton face with a Brooklyn booty" Burgos

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Satchel of Gravel: Do it yourself Streetwear Company Parody makes me laugh so hard I threw up on your all over print, OHHH art.. CheekyStitch Streetwearblog, Cheelystitch Craft blog


Posted: August 8th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Brooklyn, DIY, Famous Friends, How to, Music, hater, parody | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


Imelda

Satchel of gravel makes me smile for all sorts of reasons but this was how i fell in love with them

Thats right kids, DIY streetwear below

Well take off that all over polka dot New Era fitted and loosen your
bandana because we’re going to show you how to get PAID, by starting
you own streetwear label in 10 easy steps.

1. Come up with an ironic name that only you and your immediate
circle of friends will get. This way, when you “blow up” you can talk
about the roots of the name in blog interviews.

2. Create a logo. Or even better, just re-appropriate someone
else’s. Go through your collection of mid-90s rap CDs, find the ones
that made you feel extra tough in front of your bedroom mirror and jack
the artist’s font. If you’re really not trying to do all that, then
just use one of the songs you like. Practically the whole streetwear
scene has gotten their brand identity this way.

3. Create a website. It’s important that you do this BEFORE you
actually have any product. This way, you can get people hyped about the
debut of your line (which reminds me, our new line of tees will be
dropping soon.) Promote the hell out of it by creating multiple account
names on popular street wear blogs and the making multiple posts about
your brand.

 

For more visit

www.Satchelofgravel.com

and ask em why they dont post anymore

Raven "Compton face with a brooklyn booty" Burgos

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Fight for your Right: You though we woudnt notice calls out rampant design stealing, CheekyStitch design blog


Posted: August 8th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


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This website is dedicated to calling design thieves of all kinds out on their collective shit, its a platform that original artist have established for themselves to support/rant about "THE  MAN" of their understanding

I told a couple of my corporate design friends about the site and its content and  the response was pretty much a unison shoulder shrug and a flippant "everybody does it"

Dicks.

Find out more at

youthoughtwewouldntnotice.com

champaign wishes

Raven Burgos

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Got a Drill?: DIY Pendant light gives you light right where you need it


Posted: July 28th, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Craft, DIY, How to | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »


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From apartment therapy comes this practical and fun lighting solution

Lasse:
The pendant was put together in an hour using:

* Ceiling-mounted curtain rail
   

* 4 clear light bulbs
   

* 4 sockets
   

* And wire
When I had many people over for dinner I just pulled out the dining table and the pendant. The clear bulbs have a nice cozy yellowish light! Thanks Lasse!"

for more visit

apartmenttherapy

 
Raven Burgos

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Pretty Young Things: JunkPrints’ Chanel Kennebrew knows what your thinking


Posted: July 21st, 2008 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Current Affairs, DIY, Famous Friends, Favorite Blogs | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 1 Comment »


Pi04


Her balls to the wall style is loud and in your face without losing of its meaning. She designs with intent, and not only pushes the street wear status quo, she makes wearing a political statement cool again

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\See more at Junkprints.com

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