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26 Ways to Tell Your Story and Share It with the World

From getting creative at art camp to bottling your own Zinfandel, here's how to make your whole life as YOU as it can be.
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Photo: Courtesy of Judith Klausner

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If you've ever made a stack of heart-shaped flapjacks or decorated cupcakes to look like tulips, you have a soul mate in Judith G. Klausner. Using straight pins, toothpicks, and a deep well of patience, Klausner sculpts crème-filled sandwich cookies into art reminiscent of cameos. "I feel most comfortable letting the figure come as I work," she says. Each piece takes up to six hours to make; when they're not being displayed, they live in Klausner's refrigerator.

From the February 2012 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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