Fortune Cookie Baby Booties
Download, print, and cut out template. Also download the booties visual how-to (located in the materials field) for helpful pictures of the process. Select polar fleece in two contrasting colors and be sure that pieces are at least 13 inches long by 8 inches wide. With pieces of fleece right sides together, use a marker to trace two copies of the canoe-shaped template directly onto the fabric. To create a right and left bootie, be sure that traced templates are mirror images of each other. With fabric scissors, cut pattern from fabric, being sure to cut through both pieces of fleece at the same time.
10 Reasons to Become Self-Sufficient & 10 Ways to Get There
By Michael Edwards and Jeffrey Green Activist Post We are now three to five generations removed from the rural backbone that strengthened America. The economic crisis we are living through has been the final straw for many people, as promises of a better, easier, and more creative life seem to have been sold to us by carnival-style tricksters who are laughing all the way to (their) bank. Here are the top reasons for becoming self-sufficient; these are based on fundamental, systemic concerns for why undertaking this life change will not be a fly-by-night fad, but rather a long-lasting means for personal independence. Click the below picture for a Wake Up World Only Exclusive Special Offer 10 Reasons to Become Self-Sufficient Freedom from market manipulation – The traditional market-driven investment vehicles are more and more obviously controlled by traders and banking institutions. As the cliche goes: Freedom is never free. 10 Ways to Get to Self-Sufficiency
How To Remove Grease Stains With One Natural Ingredient
DIY Home World Creative Ideas For A Beautiful Home & Garden How To Remove Grease Stains With One Natural Ingredient July 2, 2013 by admin Leave a Comment This is a brilliant all natural solution for removing grease stains from clothing using just a few drops of an incredibly cheap natural ingredient you may even have in your home already. What is that ingredient? Eucalyptus essential oil! To find out how to use this wonderful ingredient to remove grease stains, visit CreativeChristianMama.com here… How To Remove Grease Stains by Taboolaby Taboola Sponsored LinksSponsored Links Promoted LinksPromoted Links You May LikeFrom The Web SlimLife Garcinia Cambogia Supplement Canadian Mom Loses 24kg in 2 Months using This Natural Pill...SlimLife Garcinia Cambogia Supplement Undo Stuff You Should Know How Investing Online Helped Me to Get My Dream Car? theCHIVE Best Wardrobe Malfunctions EvertheCHIVE Yellow Pages 4 Reasons Why Going to a Car Wash is Worth Your MoneyYellow Pages Caliser MadameNoire Ancestry Pages
home made dish soap
I got this recipe from : www.frugalhomeliving.blogspot.com Homemade Liquid Dish Washing Soap 1 (7-oz) bar ZOTE or Octagon soap (or 1-2-3 brand soap) {Or cut a 14-oz bar in half} 5 qts. water 1 c. baking soda 1/4 c. washing soda 1/4 c. lemon juice Grate bar soap and place into a heavy stockpot. Pour in water & stir. Heat over medium heat, stirring often until soap is melted. Remove pot from heat and add in baking soda, washing soda & lemon juice. Stir to mix well. (As the mixture cools in the pot it may begin to gel up and separate itself from the water. To use: Use as you would any store bought detergent. *Note about the 1-2-3 brand soap.
pottery barn inspired tote tutorial
We die for the Knock Off goodness, y’all! We knew it was going to be good, but this is more than we thought! And today is no exception- I can’t wait for you to see the Knock Off Pottery Barn bag that Tasha’s put together. But before we get ahead of ourselves, let us introduce y’all properly- Tasha from Creation Corner, kojo readers. Kojo readers- Tasha from Creation Corner. Hello, I am Tasha from over at Creation Corner and I am so excited to be here participating in this fabulous knock off series. As Summer is just around the corner I have been getting in the mood for a new pool/beach bag. Where did I find my inspiration to knock off today… (Actually, this bag is from last year’s Pottery Barn collection) I love of pockets. Here is my knock off version I made mine a little larger then Pottery Barns and added a little bit of added “Tasha” Ruffle. Do you want to make your own? Lets get started Materials: Fabric (Decorators Fabric or something pretty sturdy) Scissors Sewing Machine 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
26 Tips and Tricks To Simplify Life
I have been collecting all kinds of clever tips to make life just a little bit more simple. Here are some of my favs! 1. Cord organization tips. I am SO doing this. 10. 19. Simple Lemon water. Want to be eco-friendly but not have to mess with cloth diapers? More From New Nostalgia:
Homemade Wipes for Cleaning!
WELCOME to “Save My Sanity Saturday” at One Good Thing By Jillee….where I attempt to avoid having a nervous breakdown by actually giving myself a day off from blogging once a week!Here is an oldie but a goodie from all the way back on September 10, 2011…….. If you’ve read my blog lately…you’ll know I’m kind of on a “homemade” kick. I haven’t gone off the deep end and started making my own dishes or shoes or anything like that (of course, never say never!) One thing I still buy and use are those disposable make-up remover cleansing cloths. Problem is…those makeup remover cloths are EXPEN$IVE! Tonight I saw an idea at WhiteHouseBlackShutters.com for making your own wipes with all-natural ingredients you probably already have on hand. The main ingredient (besides water) being coconut oil. The process is so simple I’m not sure you even need a “tutorial”, but if you’re a VISUAL person and need pictures, here you go! Directions: Recipe for baby wipes: Recipe for makeup remover wipes:
healthy vegan blog » Dr. Bronner’s
This dish washing liquid works great and is gentle on your hands. It doesn’t make many suds, but we know that suds don’t clean (the surfactants in a “soap” attach to greasy and dirt and wash away with water). For example, automatic dishwasher detergent doesn’t suds, but it cleans. We also use this dish washing formula to safely wash our fruits and veggies. 1 1/2 cups of water 1/2 cup of Dr. 2 teaspoons of vegetable glycerin 20 drops of lavender essential oil So why make your own dish washing soap? First, by using a few common ingredients to make all of my household and beauty products, I can reduce the amount of waste that we produce because I am not buying separate bottles of everything. Second, I know exactly what is in my homemade products. Are all of those safe ingredients?? Here are the ingredients of my dish washing liquid: Dr. Are these ingredients safe? cleaner , Dr.
