FREE Tutorials & Patterns! Everything Your Mama Made & More! Skip to content Tutorials 89 Votes All of these tutorials with photos are tutorials I have created & posted here on my blog… Upcycled Dress & Clothes From ANY Knit Pattern! Upcycled Ruffle Shorties From Leggings with Tutorial Quick & Easy Cut Off Shorts with Tutorial! Upcycled Jean Half Apron with Tutorial! Fabric Backed Yarn Eater Blanket! Parker Want a Cracker? Maternity Dress for Mama! Fix it Tutorial: Rise Issues on Pants (Front Pouch or Plumbers Crack) Fix it Tutorial: Nice flat knit collars! Recycled T-shirt Bag Sewing with Knits 101 Continuous Bound Placket Tutorial Free NICU Smock Pattern Make your own Babylegs How to make a crib / toddler bed sheet How to make a Pack ‘N Play / playard sheet Gathering with a serger or sewing machine too!
3-in-1 T-Shirt Dress / Tunic Top/ Skirt For toddlers to adults! A Personalized Little Girls Apron! No-Itch Twill Tape Tags & Clothing Labels How To Use Bento Egg Molds My Scarf Dress Little girls dress to bigger girls skirt! Share this: Sew Mama Sew! | Tutorials. Ruffle 101: 7 ways to make a ruffle. DIY PEEL-OFF MASK --BLACKHEAD REMOVAL | BEAUTYDIVA.
Today I am going to show you how to make a peel-off mask at home. This is a multi-purpose mask which helps in- 1. Whitening your complexion instantly (GLOWING)2. Removes Blackheads 3. 4. 5. You could call this the cheapest mask ever because you need only the white of an egg. Take the white of an egg is a small bowl and beat it slightly. Now apply another layer of egg white over tissue and leave it on to dry. Wash off with tepid water and apply a mild moisturiser. Now I am updating this post to clear up many doubts of many anonymous readers.
. * Take off the mask after its completely dry by peeling it from downwards to upwards direction* Please be patient because it takes time to dry off completely* Use only fresh/raw eggs * For oily skin use twice in a week and for dry skin use once in a week or twice in 10 days Also Read: - Make Your Own Laundry Color Catchers. Simple Dimples: Organization Binders. DropBox download added/Updated Photos Dec. 10,2012 How the Binders are Organized Here are a few FREE PDF's of the templates I made to use inside my binders. Please check back as I will continue to update this list as I design more pages ;) I’ve added a DropBox download option since so many had problems with Google Drive. You can download all the files in a ZIP file from Dropbox HERE Binder 1: Family -Family Calendar, Wal-Mart sales cheap desk ones that are the perfect size (I have since stopped using a calendar in here and instead use a pocket calendar in my purse, that works better) Important Dates To do ( use this as my long term to do list, fix the driveway, table in laundry room, for daily to do’s those go in my pocket calendar) Medical Information - I didn't use this in my binder because of the personal information but wanted to share in case someone else could use it-Travel -SchoolSupply List -ShoppingGrocery list (PDF is finally available!
Binder 2: Finances -Finances Binder 3: Fun. 50 New Must-Have Photos with Your Groom. Lego Pull Pinata. I am almost ready for the party! Ah! I can’t believe it. Nothing is post ready yet, except for the pinata… We are having an indoor party because it is the middle of winter. Owen really really wants a pinata though. My solution. On a side note…we are actually supposed to have nice weather this Saturday…doh! So pull pinata it is. :) It is pretty basic. And here is how I did it: My materials list… diaper box or rectangular box box cutter hot glue gun crepe paper streamers {I used about 1 1/4 rolls} scissors elmers glue foam brush curling gift ribbon tape I took the diaper box and drew six can sized holes.
I used tin cans instead of cups {see other inspiration links above}. I cut an X with a box cutter and slid the can through the top until it was peeking through half way. I wrapped some crepe paper streamer around the cans and folded some over the top of the can. I then printed up the words LEGO with italicized Agency font in Word, cut them into circles and glued them to the can bottoms. Lego Mold - I'm Topsy Turvy. I saw this idea at Instructables and fell in love. I’ve been wanting to do this for my kids and my son’s birthday theme was the perfect time! So first you make your 2 story wall around whatever space you want. I went big, but I usually do. Then fill it in with all the shapes you are interested in using keeping them just one dot apart each.
You don’t want to waste space by leaving them too far apart. Next take these, I got my food grade silicone here , I used the copy flex so I could pour it into my lego’s. And pour it in. Then peel off the silicone and there you go. Lego Gummy candy Lego Hard Candy (suckers) Lego Crayons Lego Candy melts, gummy candy and hard candy Lego Crayons, soaps and Hard candy (opaque) Ashlee has been cake decorating for 8 year, and blogging for 7. Lego Crayons- A Birthday Party Favor (plus free printable and other resources) Take a box of 72 crayons, which likely costs less than $3.00 to purchase, and make it into 36 Lego shaped crayons that you can use to fill your goody bags for your Lego themed party!
Lego Molds I’ve shared before how to make your own crayons using your favorite mold and broken crayon pieces. It is a great way to recycle, but they also make excellent gifts. It is something your children can help you do and it is so much fun to see what amazing color combinations and masterpieces you can come up with. Each individual Lego mold holds two whole crayons when broken into pieces. I purchased my Lego molds on ebay, and the seller shipped them quickly (free shipping, too!) And offered a buy it now option. Want to make your own Lego mold? Lego Crayon Creations From left to right these are the masterpieces we made. These earth-toned crayons turned out great.
Even though some may think Lego’s are more boyish, you can totally make them in girly colors! These were fun, too! Lego Crayon Party Favors. Sewing for Baby: 20 Great Gear Tutorials and Patterns. Prepare Dough - Cinnamon Bird Ornaments - Step 3 - MarthaStewart.com. All Things Kids / glue the buttons to a balloon and then pop the balloon once the glue dries to make a button bowl. How to Make Bath Bombs | Easy Bath Fizzy Recipes. Bath bombs, bath fizzies are fun to make! Bath Bombs, or Bath Fizzies, are like giant alka-seltzers for your bath – they spin, whirl and swirl in your bath while releasing scent and skin-softening agents.
They make bath time SUPER fun! If you’ve never made bath bombs before, check out this video on Soap Queen TV and learn how to make bath bombs. Basic Bath Bomb Recipe Gather your ingredients: • 1 part Citric Acid • 2 parts Baking Soda • Witch Hazel • Coloring of your choice • Fragrance Oil of your choice • Dome Shaped Mold 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Water Softening Fizzy 1 cup Baking Soda1/2 cup Citric Acid1/2 cup Corn Starch2-1/2 tablespoons Oil (I use a combo of Grapeseed and Almond, but you can use any liquid oils)3/4 tablespoon Water2 teaspoons Essential or Fragrance Oils1/2 teaspoon BoraxSpray bottle filled with Witch Hazel 1. 2. 3. 4. Moisture Rich Fizzy Dry ingredients: Wet ingredients: Tub Tints Mix all ingredients completely. To use, add 1/4 to 1/2 cup per full tub of water. Fizzy Milk Bath Bombs. Home Projects / Buy plates from Dollar Store Use a Sharpie and decorate...Bake at 350 for 30 min. Becomes permanent and safe - could do with quotes, monogram, or special days of the year. Christmas gifts for the neighbors? # Pin++ for Pinterest #
Rainbow Rice Is Twice As Nice! Children and Rainbows go together like Peas and Carrots. Why not make your own colored rice to explore a RAINBOW sensory box? The girls and I continued our Color Wheel themed Rainbow Camp Week with this fun project. We used food coloring to dye white rice for a new Rainbow Activity Box. I wanted to use rubbing alcohol to "set" the food coloring color with the rice (the same way I dyed the noodles for our sun catcher rainbows) But, I was running low on rubbing alcohol, so I substituted with Purelle (alcohol-based hand sanitizer) It worked perfectly! 4-5 pumps per sandwich bag and 4-5 drops of food coloring. (I re-used the bags I dyed the noodles in) I think it actually dried a lot faster!
They did a much more sophisticated color palette with their rice. We stuck with our basic 6 colors, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet. my girls aren't big fans of Indigo (navy blue...no thanks) So far, the princesses are having quite a party in their new confetti Rainbow Land! Natural Jute Roll Burlap Fabric 10 yards (30 foot) x 14" wide $11.
Toys - Home - Shapes - Stencils. Crafty / Soak steel wool in apple cider vinegar, rub down new wood with the soaked steel wool for an instantly aged wood look. Good to know for "vintage" signs. Crafty / Vinegar works as a wood stain when you add a metal object in the mix and let it sit in a glass container for a week. A handful of pennies will produce a beautiful pale Caribbean blue stain. A wad of steel wool will give you a rich reddish hue. Fabulous Floorcloths Part 3 and a Style file Segment! Happy Monday all! Things have been silent here at Design Share for a little bit. One of the things I read about starting a new blog is to be consistent with your posting, and I have tried to post at least once a week, but sometimes life just gets in the way, ya know?! I have had some major upheavals and life changing events these past few weeks and boy let me tell you, the wind just doesn't seem to fill my sails most days.
But, I'm trying to be positive and like the saying I posted about here, "Keep Calm and Carry On. " On that note, I'd like to finish out the series I have been posting about floorcloths. If you missed the first two posts you can see them here and here. The previous were examples of how to make a traditional floorcloth, but for today I wanted to show you guys a cool way to make a floorcloth that doesn't require any painting or designing of any kind on your part.
Some clear, satin finish WATER BASED polyurethane.... ......combined, would make a great floorcloth! DIY Emergency Documents Folder. You can even go through the series a few times over a year or two adding just the most basic supplies the first 6 months and then a few more “extra” supplies each time you cycle through it again. No need to get overwhelmed. Just do what you can! Last Week: I hope all of you were able to get all prepped for your pets last week.
Week #23: Important Documents It is unlikely that any documents you choose to include in your kit will keep you alive. (-: However, having them all organized and together can make your life so much easier now! Making insurance claims, searching for missing loved ones (heaven forbid), staying in touch with family and friends, traveling around the country and accessing your financial accounts will all be much easier if you have some essential documents at your fingertips. I’m simply going to walk you page by page through my “emergency documents binder.” Family Evacuation Plan: The front cover: Download it: Important Phone Numbers: The first page: Socials & Insurance IDs. DIY Survival Candles. Candles are an easy-to-use source of emergency lighting and a little bit of heat. I'm shocked to see some of the prices that are charged for long burning candles sold for survival or emergency preparedness - if you want to buy a dozen or so candles, the cost really starts to add up.
Never fear! You can make your own survival candles at home for cheap, using high-quality, long burning soy wax. It's an easy project - the materials are easy to buy and you won't need any specialized tools. The materials you will need are:Soy wax flakes. These are commonly used in making scented candles and are sold in craft stores or Amazon. First, you'll want to get your wicks ready. Put your wicks in the jars. This is my "double boiler. " Here are the flakes beginning to melt. And now fully melted. Carefully transfer the melted wax into your pouring container. Don't fill the jar up the whole way - leave some room between the wax and the top of the container.
Last step. The Smells of the Season. Making my home smell wonderful is so important to me this time of year. The smells of the evergreen, cinnamon, orange and spice all mean the Holidays are here. A stove top potpourri mix is an easy inexpensive way to make your home smell wonderful. Packaging the mix in a Holiday bag makes a wonderful gift for friends, neighbors, teachers and co-workers. Here’s how I make my concoction: Holiday Stove Top Potpourri Mix one whole orange or just the orange peel1/2 cup cranberries1 Tbsp. whole cloves3 sticks of cinnamon or a small handful of small pieces of cinnamona bit of grated nutmeg if desired Quarter the orange. It’s just that easy. I love to use an orange that is starting to get old… or just use the peel of an orange.
Another important tip is don’t allow the water to completely evaporate. It’s not the Holidays without the delicious scent… it makes me think of cranberry sauce or wassail. A stove top potpourri mix makes a perfect easy gift this season. P. Food for the Family Table | Grow a Healthy Vegetable Garden | Photos | Garden Planning | Landscaping. Brown paper packages: {family meal planner} How to Put Together an Emergency Preparedness Kit. Posted by Laura on October 5, 2011 · 211 Comments Welcome! Simplify your blog reading by signing up to read my blog via RSS (get updates in a feed reader) or via email (get updates delivered daily to your inbox).
Hi, I am Amanda Kuzak from Kuzak’s Closet. I am a professional organizer and blogger based out of the San Francisco Bay Area and today I wanted to inspire all of you to get your emergency kits ready in honor of Emergency Preparedness Month. It doesn’t matter where you live, you are susceptible to an earthquake, hurricane, snow storm, power outage, flood, etc. and any of these things could leave you and your family stranded at home for a few days without power or electricity. Before I talk about the emergency kit you need to have in your home, I want to talk about the emergency kit you should have in your car. Next let’s talk about emergency kits for your pet. Living in California I thought more people would have an emergency kit in their homes but I rarely see one. Wall Art for Sienna's Room. First off, let me just say, I really love photos printed onto a canvas. Really. I knew I wanted a set of them in Sienna's room, but as most of you know, we are still students so our decorating budget didn't exactly cover printing four 8"x10" photos onto a canvas.
It's pretty darn expensive for just one let alone FOUR!!! I had seen a few ideas online about getting pictures printed out, then just mod-podging the picture onto the canvas, and sanding the sides a bit, which I liked, but I still really wanted that "printed on canvas" texture on the picture itself. Then, while looking around online one day, I found out that you can actually print from your computer onto tissue paper! *Brilliant! Thus, my idea was born. What you need: Canvas (however many you are using, I used 8x10's) White tissue paper (I only needed one regular sized sheet for four pictures) Printer *with ink* :) Regular printer paper Scissors Tape Mod-Podge Brush Step1: Take a piece of printer paper. Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: Stamped Tea Towels. Howdy y’all! I hope you had a fine weekend. Ours was spent organizing and planning, planning and organizing, but mostly tinkering around the house, cleaning up the remnants of Christmas and tucking it away in bins for next year.
Lots of neat things happened in the peace and quiet, we made plans to take a vacation this year and to make more changes to the house, it was both productive and relaxing. Another project I worked in the midst of all that was these stamped tea towels. To make your own, you’ll need the following: tea towels, non porous flat surface, paint for fabric, fabric medium, sponge roller, rubber stamps, iron.
I used the Martha Stewart paints since they’re inexpensive, readily available (found mine at Michaels), designed for use on fabric, and they come in such nice colors. 1. Next, roll your paint on a nonporous flat surface (I wrapped a piece of plywood in aluminum foil). 4. Next, apply your stamp in your pattern of choice. Change colors and sizes to add interest! Xo, Building It On Pennies: Saving Pennies (Dollars in this case) The DIY: "DIP" DYED HAIR (UPDATED)
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