Barras de avena y moras (sin lácteos y veganas) - Pizca de Sabor. No sé porque pero cuando llega la hora del desayuno siempre me quiebro la cabeza.
Los días que voy a la oficina casi nunca tengo tiempo de desayunar, siempre salgo corriendo de la casa así que me preparo un smoothie o algo rápido. Hay días que me llevo avena, barritas de granola caseras o algo extra para comer de snack y no ir por algo de comida chatarra al oxxo o farmacia Guadalajara o 7eleven que me quedan a pasos del trabajo. Estas barritas las preparé para tener para llevarme al trabajo. Lo mejor de todo es que las puedes preparar el fin de semana y llevarlas en la semana (si no te importa desayunar lo mismo varios días seguidos), ya que se conservan muy bien en el refrigerador.
Para hacer estas barras cubre con papel encerado un molde para hornear de 8×8 pulgadas. Vacía la mezcla restante en el molde. Como evitar el astillado al cortar madera. Por Luis Albano desde Como evitar el astillado al cortar madera.
Amazon.com. Así se hace una Infinity Scarf bufanda en solo 30 minutos. El último grito de la moda. Father’s Day DIY: Embossed leather tag and tie clip. By Jane Trash What you’ll need: Embossed Leather Tag KitPencilPaperLow-tack painter’s tapeWooden block or rulerHammer or malletCutting boardX-ACTO knife Leather is more receptive to being stamped when it’s damp.
Dip your leather pieces into a bowl of water. They don’t need to soak, just dampen them. Let the leather dry. Try a few mock-up drawings before you start. I found if difficult to eyeball the layout because it’s very easy for a few letters to be crooked and make the whole piece look wonky. Hold your ruler or wooden block on the tape line and put your letter punch up against the flat surface to ensure straight, properly lined-up lettering. It’s hammer time. 48014.gif (333×200)
Sweetheart Cherry Pies. DIY: Hanging "Succulent Garden" Made With Pistachio Shells. Crafts How to's and ideas. Temari balls are a Japanese art, dating back as far as 1,000 years.
The original balls were made from herbs and leather, and noblewomen of Japan developed the balls from silk and kimono scraps. The temari ball is a symbol that represents great loyalty or a valued friendship. In modern-day Japan, mothers make them for their children as part of New Year's celebrations. Find out how to make this beautiful and unique form of artwork to showcase in your home. Craft-ideas-do-it-yourself-5.jpg (620×5130) 111.jpg (793×1041) DIY Party Animal Candles. Hi there, it’s Jenny from Hank + Hunt with a fun and super easy diy today!
As soon as I thought of making these I got a huge kick out of naming them Party Animals. Hilarious, but if you hear groaning…it’s coming from my house. Regardless of how cheesy the name is, these turn out awesome. Your kid’s favorite animal holding that birthday candle minus those red eyes that are oh so typical for plastic creatures, awesome. Faux Taxidermy Deer Diy! Make your own deer head!
I've been wanting to make a fake deer head like this for an unreasonable amount of time. Well I got around to it today! First of all you'll need to print these out. They are templates, cut them out and they will piece into each other to make the deer/moose head you see above! It will only take two pieces of paper, and will make a cute-sized head.
Accesorios cámara. Lunchbox Container from a Milk Jug. Say goodbye to the brown sack lunchbox!
A few months ago, AllYou Magazine came to me with a craft challenge and I'm excited to finally share it with all of you! My project is featured in this month's issue as part of their "Take This, Make That" craft challenge. Please VOTE for my DIY lunchbox right here! A milk jug makes a great lunch box, because not only is it food-safe, but it is the perfect size to keep your sandwiches from getting squished! Plus it will cost you about $1 to make!
Now, the kids have another reason to finish their milk! Materials: • Empty milk jug• Sharpie or marker• Scissors• Button• Threading needle•Embroidery floss• Elastic hairband• Decorative Cover (optional): Decorative scrapbook paper, Mod Podge, Brush. Suburbia Soup: Hoodie Scarf Tutorial. Ufo y Lasso.
Ayer estaba revisando el montón de cosas chulas que voy encontrando por la web y que tengo archivadas, y me dí cuenta de dos de ellas, que siendo muy diferentes, y de distintos diseñadores, tienen puntos en comun.
Ufo es una alfombra-puf y Lasso son unas zapatillas de estar por casa. Las dos parten de la idea de un elemento plano que se convierte muy facilmente en un cuerpo tridimensional. Ufo son dos alfombras de forma triangular rodeadas por todo su perímetro por cremallera. Con ellas te sientas en el suelo, o juegan los niños, o lo que sea... Pero en un momento dado se unen, y rellenándolas de ropa, se convierten en un puf. The Mason Jar Made Pretty... Ufo y Lasso. Kuliga krokar.
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Tutorial: Magic Paint Board — Fo Reals Life. DIY Ruffled Ice Cream Cones. Amuse Bouche: Wallflowers. As you all know, we moved into our new place in Denver sans practically ALL of our apartment décor, and the white walls in our apartment have slowly started to feel like padded white walls – if you catch what I’m throwin’.
I feel crazy. The kind with stirs. I look at every wall with an exact blue print of what I want to do. Which is so great, right? Weekend Project: Happy Stacker. Another project from: Fin is getting into all sorts of trouble thanks to his crazy rolling / (almost) crawling skills. To keep him out of harm’s way I decided to stock his play room with soft plushy toys for the time being. The Happy Stacker pattern from Heather Bailey fit the bill and made for a fun project. This project is best reserved for a weekend as it took me about 12 hours to complete.
I started with the largest ring first. The nice thing about this project is choosing mismatched fabrics to make each ring stand out. Free Template Maker. Wholesale, discount womens clothing, cheap dresses, buy cheap shoes online. Always a Project: Hoopla. This is a project that I've been meaning to tackle for awhile. I was inspired by this photo that I discovered on Pinterest, courtesy of Martha Stewart. While I was not interested in creating laundry storage, itcertainly got my creative wheels a turnin'! I don't know about you, but I don't think it ispossible to have too many storage options. I'm always looking for new ways tostash my stuff! My thought for this project was to create a more structured bagsystem to store my sewing gadgets, but utilize the embroidery hoops as hanginghardware. If you have ever made a tote bag, you will be very familiarwith the assembly of these bags.
For each bag, you will need: {1} scrap of fabric (14"h x 22" w) {1} scrap of fabric in a coordinating theme or color (14"h x22" w) {1} 6" embroidery hoop. Free People Clothing Boutique Blog. UPDATE: This post originally ran on March 23 2011, but with summer winding down we wanted to bring it back up for some late summer inspiration! DIY Necklace Holder and Tutorial. I have a lot of jewelry. Specifically, I have a lot of necklaces. And until yesterday, they were all in a tiny plastic drawer. DIY // Ice Pop Smartphone Case. Happy Monday! I always have to scramble through my purse to find my phone and keys! The Next Bird: Versatile Wall Planter. I knew as soon I saw these planters on Pinterest I wanted to make them. We have a wonderful sun room in our house that makes a perfect home for plants.
To alleviate the anxious scrolling to the end of the page, here is what I made: You could use this idea in many different spaces. In an office to hold pens, markers etc.. In a bathroom to hold toothbrush, q-tips and cotton balls, makeup brushes, hair ties. Now for some instruction. DIY Bleach Splattered Dress. I teamed up my girl Leah for a fun DIY project this weekend. You may recognize Leah because she was the beautiful bride in this video we shot. Or you may have seen me share photos from The Daily Dry on Instagram. The Daily Dry features a new movie illustration created by Leah and drawn on my white board at work (we're coworkers). We have gone through all the Harry Potters, Twilights, Hunger Games, Johnny Depp movies...the list goes on and on. Crochet Baby Button Boots.
Lady By The Bay: Adorable Custom Baby Bibs - A Tutorial. Boxes. Www.ikkaro.com/files/encuadernacion_paso_a_paso.pdf. Fun with Foam Printing - Easy Tutorial. I loved this idea because not only can you recycle these horrid polystyrene containers, but the process is really simple. You could even use tracing paper and trace your design so you don't even need to be able to draw. GiraDora. Lavadora y secadora a pedal. GiraDora es una lavadora – secadora manual que funciona con un pedal que hace girar el tambor. Esta diseñada para que la persona que se sienta en ella haga girar el pedal. Old Mens T-shirt Sewn Into Women's Dolman Tee. Long Overdue Fusing Plastic Bag Tutorial.
Paste the text you want to speed read. Lámpara CD. We Heart This - DIY of the Month: Braided T-shirt Bracelet. Resist felting 3 - Fulling & removing resist. Make a Beret, Wet Felting, Threadbanger Projects. Canal de ThreadBanger. Nuno felting, Felting Supplies list - Home. Como hacer una boina de tela. Patines De Talon Flashing Rollers Skate Buds - $ 120. Estéticas y Opción Decolonial - Walter Mignolo y Pedro Pablo Gómez (Editores)