Halloween Witch Kitchen Jars. Every witch needs a kitchen… and a cauldron, and some shelves, and some potion bottles, and a spell book.. and pets…. Visit my shop to see if there are any potions ready for purchase, or read on and learn to make your own. Making witch kitchen jars and ingredients is easy and inexpensive. Any jar or bottle of any size will do. I collect jars from my own kitchen, from friend’s houses, from garage sales, and from one of the thrift shops in town that always carries a vast and bizarre selection for very cheap.
Prepping Bottles They should be thoroughly washed and dried. I like all my stuff to sort of ‘flow’ in the the same color palette. My labels are all the same paper, processed the same way. Almost all my jars get flat black spray-painted lids. BBQ Sauce bottle ready to use Ingredients Fill the jars using your desired ingredients. I try not to use anything that can break down, rot or mold in the jars. Glowing products and toys can also be used in your jars if you are using blacklights. I want to - a page of utilities that help you do stuff you want. Tech-Recipes.com - Computer help Windows Solaris Linux Cisco MyS. Finkbuilt. I finished up the FPV quadcopter with only a few changes made to the original build plan: DJI Naza Flight Controller – The “Free Flight” FC that I originally purchased just didn’t work out for me.
I couldn’t make it fly right. I don’t know if I got a bad board or what, but I eventually gave up on it and moved on to the more costly Naza FC, which works great for me. FrSky Telemetry Radio - The turnigy 9x is a great value in a Transmitter, and when upgraded with the open source ER9x firmware, it becomes a really capable radio. But quality control on the 9x is horrible, and mine came with a defective radio module. FPV Maiden Flight After burning through 20 or so battery packs flying around LOS at low altitude, breaking a few props and landing skids, I had a pretty good feel for controlling the quad, and decided that the systems were solid and reliable, and that it was time to put on the goggles and try some FPV flying.
Below is a picture of the flying field that I chose. Photo by Ham Hock. One Good Bumblebee. 52 Projects.