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Needle Felting | Little Birdies Watch video tutorial here: Make Felted Little BirdiesMake: 1Materials & Supplies: 1. Mini felt Easter Eggs (click here for the tutorial to make) 2. Wool – same color as the egg, small amount 3. Wool – black, tiny amount (you can use black felt too) 4. Prepare and get ready all the tools and materials needed as listed above. Cut the pink felt into half. To make the beak, fold the red felt into triangle by inverting the top 2 corners in then fold it into half. Attach the red beak onto the bottom of the egg to resemble the little birdie. Split the black wool into 2 small equal parts. Finally, to make the tail, simply roll some wool on the needle (the part that has barbs). Position the tail onto the birdie, needle felt to attach it in place. Pages: 1 2 Print / Download PDF

pickle jar project there are some things i just can't throw away. glass jars.... are one of those things. why? do you ask. because first of all i store all sorts of stuff in them. and secondly... you can make things with them. i took these jars and turned them into.... these jars. and of course it's so simple. i just spray painted my candlesticks and lids. (with a grey primer first. helps to cover the writing on the jars) then used some E6000 glue and glued the jars on top. fill them up with whatever you'd like. i found some gumballs and sixlets at party city. love how they are so bright and fun! then i just added some green shredded paper and some candies to the other jar. and the fun part is i can switch them out with the holidays/seasons!! gotta love it!

BrikBrok eighteen25 Make an Egg Shaped Easter Basket From String | HMH Designs With Easter so late this year it’s giving me plenty of time to think up tons of fun Easter crafts. This particular basket is from the way back machine. One of the ladies I used to baby sit for would make these every year for friends and family. I took the concept and added a little spin all my own to come up with this year’s Easter basket. So it’s time to break out the glue gun and get crafty! Supplies: Crochet thread (I purchased 1,000 yards for two balloons and it was way too much) Fabric stiffener such as Stiffy Bowl Plastic wrap Tape Disposable bowl or cupcake tray Balloon 1/4 Yard coordinating fabric Weighty filler such as beans or rice Glue Gun Ribbon Scissors Sewing Machine Let’s get started! Now give your lungs a small workout and inflate a balloon. Drop your string into your prepared bowl and give it a bath in Stiffy. Wrap the end of the string around the top of the ballon to get started. Continue wrapping your egg until you’ve got complete coverage. Fill your weight to the desired fullness.

The Best Workout for Fat Loss I’m often asked, "What is the best workout for fat loss?" Because every body is different, there is no perfect, "one-size-fits-all" exercise routine that results in maximum fat loss. But there are five characteristics of every successful fat loss program: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Colle d'écolier GLUO | Le Petit Manuel - Travaux manuels et loisirs créatifs pour enfants de 2 à 12 ans Cette colle blanche à base d'eau et sans solvants colle le papier, le bois, le tissu, le raphia et le polystyrène et elle devient transparente après le séchage. Elle dispose de toutes les propriétés nécessaires à un travail avec des enfants en groupe. Le petit flacon de 100 ml est équipé d’un bouchon doseur très pratique. Bon à savoir : Les colles Les colles doivent toujours être utilisées en petites quantités. Les bâtons dont la colle a séché sont des déchets ménagers sans danger. La plupart des colles prêtes à l'emploi et à base d'eau contiennent de faibles quantités de conservateurs pour ne pas être infestées et décomposées par les bactéries. Les colles spéciales, comme les colles de contact, les colles en aérosol, les colles bicomposants et les colles instantanées ne doivent pas être utilisées par des enfants. En règle générale, essayez d'éviter d'utiliser des colles avec solvant (colles universelles). Idées créatives : Transparents colorés à la colle d’écolier GLUO 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

10 Flat Stomach Alternatives to Crunches It would seem that the almighty crunch is the gold standard for getting a flat stomach. Ate too much? Just do a few hundred extra crunches. Not sure what ab workout to do at the gym? Why Crunches Don’t Work Imagine your spine is a credit card. The reason for this is that each of your spinal discs is only able to support a limited number of bending motions over the course of your lifetime before you get a bad back, low back pain, a disc bulge, or a disc herniation. Because it involves lying in your back and repeatedly bending and extending at the spine, the crunch motion is a big culprit when it comes to placing excessive strain directly on the portion of the low back that has the most nerves and is most susceptible to this wear and fatigue. 10 Flat Stomach Alternatives to Crunches In the episode How To Get A Flat Stomach, you learned that bending and extending at the spine only works one part of your abdominal muscles – the rectus abdominis. Crunch Alternative #10 - Cable Torso Twists