DIY Hangers: How to Make Stamped Wooden Hangers Are you ready for a new DIY tutorial that is utterly delightful? Read on to discover our step-by-step instructions to create DIY hangers, perfect as we look towards fall and winter! Every summer, I like to dig into my closets. It’s a great big mess of out-with-the-old and in-with-the-new. This week, my craft inspiration hit me when I tackled our coat closet. DIY hangers are an easy way to add a small detail that makes a big impact. And, guess what? First, you must collect these supplies. Wooden Hangers: You can find these at any discount store such as Target or Wal Mart. To begin, prep your work surface to protect it from the waterproof ink. Press each stamp into the ink pad gently, and then gently press your stamp onto your wooden hanger. Take care when stamping your wooden hanger so your hand does not find its way into your freshly stamped letters! If you are nervous about your letter spacing, you can practice on your work surface or a separate sheet of paper beforehand.
Las mejores recetas de productos caseros del 2013 Hoy les presentamos una selección de las recetas para productos caseros más votadas y buscadas de este año 2013. Nada mejor que hacer nuestros productos caseros de limpieza, maquillaje y mucho más!!! Además encontrarán algunos de los mejores tips de limpieza del año que pueden aplicar en sus hogares. Cada imagen tendrá un enlace directo en el que podrán ver en detalle cada producto, sus ingredientes y el paso a paso para hacerlo. Además encontran algunos tips de limpieza muy prácticos para el hogar….Cuál es el favorito??? 1- Cómo hacer desodorante casero 2- Limpia toda la casa naturalmente 3- Cómo obtener aceite esencial de naranja 4- Cómo hacer Goo Gone casero 5- Cómo hacer vicks vaporub natural 6- Cómo hacer repelente natural de insectos 7- Cómo hacer maquillaje natural en casa 8- Hacer suavizante para la ropa 9- Bolas de lana para la secadora 10- Cómo hacer bombas de baño efervescentes 11- Aroma de lavanda para tu ropa de cama 12- Mantenimiento básico de la máquina de coser
Atbalsta sienas un kāpnes Pakāpieni un kāpnes dārzā pilda nozīmīgu funkcionālo slodzi, sasaistot dažāda līmeņa zonas. Prasmīgs noformējums ļauj dārza kāpnes pārvērst dekoratīvā elementā, kas lielā mērā veido dārza «seju». Kāpnes ir nepieciešamas zemes gabalos, kuros ir krasas augstumu atšķirības. Ir zemes gabali ar ļoti nelīdzenu reljefu, kur visas nepilnības var pārvērst tā priekšrocībās. Šajā gadījumā neiztikt bez kāpņu veidošanas. Arhitektoniskais stils un kāpņu inženiertehniskais risinājums ir atkarīgs no tā, kur tās domāts izvietot. Visbiežāk izmantotie materiāli: dabīgais akmens,ķieģeļi, betona bloki, koks,monolītais betons. Atbalsta mūri ir nepieciešamība, gan dekoratīvs elements. Atbalsta sienas un mūrus izmanto: Ceļu, ietvju, nogāžu un uzbērumu balsta konstrukcijām,kā atkritumu novietnes atbalstsienas,kā apaudzējamas ar augiem dekoratīvas atbalsta sienas,ūdens krātuvēm,upes krastu, kanālu nostiprināšanai. Visbiežāk izmantotie apdares materiāli: impregnēti koka mietiņi, dolomīta akmeņi, laukakmeņi,
Giant Sensory Lagoon Last updated Sunday, January 5, 2014 Hello all! Earlier today I posted about last week’s ocean-themed Little Minds session, which you can read about here. Sensory play has long been established as an important part of early learning. For our ocean unit, I wanted to go beyond the typical sensory bin and do something on a larger scale. The evening before our session, I filled a large backyard pool with air (no easy feat- this thing needs an electric pump) on our covered patio. Before adding anything else to the pool, we let the kiddos get warmed up by exploring the “algae and seaweed.” Tex, our designated pasta fanatic, was not deterred by the fact that the spaghetti was dyed green and floating in a plastic swimming pool. Next, I decided some sea creatures were in order. After we all got acquainted with the jellyfish family, it was time for a few more creatures to join in. Tex wasted no time before dumping the ocean ice into the water. All in all, the kiddos had a great time.
Incredible DIY Terrarium Ideas Terrariums have become hugely popular lately. If you're interested in creating your own capsule of green, check out these incredible terrarium ideas plus instructions for making your own. Bring some greenery into your life with these beautiful terrarium ideas… Asian-themed Terrarium Image Source For a bit of Eastern influence for your terrarium, this scene works perfectly. Hanging Terrarium Image Source Terrariums don't have to be confined to the tabletop. Desert Terrarium Image Source Succulents and sand make the perfect desert-themed terrarium. Water Terrarium Image Source Don't assume terrariums need to be a dry affair, either. Terrarium with Orchid Image Source Orchids grow really well in the humid conditions of a terrarium, and look stunning. Hurricane Lantern Terrarium Image Source Think outside the jar when choosing your terrarium container. Spice Jar Terrarium Image Source Even old spice jars look incredible! Sea Shell Terrarium Image Source Hobbit-Inspired Terrarium Image Source Image Source
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Vertical Gardens - Great Choice for Small Yards The Gardening Cook I speak to people all the time who admire my large yard and gardens but say “I don’t have the room to do this.” While a large yard gives you lots of space to garden, those with small yards can still grow both flowers and vegetables by using Vertical gardens. Vertical gardening is on the rise in a country where many homes are land challenged. But this lack of ground area does not deter a fervent gardener. They just grow up instead of out. There are many ways to accomplish this. A solution is to build or buy planters that will house many plant types in one large vertical planter. Here are some great examples where creative people have found a solution to this space problem. This is a great use of wall space. This step ladder makes a great vertical planter. Another good use of a wall. This vertical ladder plant stand is available from Gardener’s Supply Company, but could easily be done as a DIY with an old ladder and some bases for the plants to spread across the rung. Share
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