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An 87-year-old man built a wooden cathedral to remind his ailing wife of their time together in Europe.
Garrett Lowry is a normal Denver, Colorado boy who loves baseball and sports. What he does in his spare time sets this 10-year-old apart.
Two years ago, Regan Kerr turned her small collection of pop tabs from the top of soda cans into an endeavor involving family and friends that culminated at her prom Saturday night. The Aurora, Colorado teen hand-made a dress that took 5,114 pop tabs and five solid months of sewing. The result is an amazing tailored silver frock with flared skirt and colored pop-top trim.
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This artist spends up to six hours on each of his Jack O' Lanterns, and every one is worth the wait.
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They aren't just ordinary hats, either – they're all modeled after the kids' favorite things; like Spongebob, Spiderman, and Minions.
I think it's safe to say that their chicken coop is out of this world.
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When artists step in, these dolls lose their heavy make-up and become natural role models kids can look up to.
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This group has already surged past their original goal - and they don't plan on stopping any time soon.
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