María José Olavarría. Cotepinta Cotepinta, como la llaman sus amigos, acaba de ilustrar un nuevo cuento y como siempre sus dibujos no nos dejan indiferentes. Sus personajes siguen siendo encantadores, buenas personas, de mirada soñadora...tan tiernos que te apetecería abrazarlos si fueran reales y los tuvieras cerquita. Niños o elefantes que se sostienen en el aire con posturas casi imposibles, envueltos en abriguitos de "momo". Gatos que sueñan con alcanzar la misma luna que tú y no te abandonan hasta que lo consiguen... En fin, son tantas cosas por descubrir que si aún no lo habéis hecho, qué esperáis?? La mamá de la mamá es mi abuela, y la mamá de la mamá de mi mamá, es mi bisabuela. Margarita es el primer cuento que ilustró, una maravilla que podéis ver en el enlace de abajo y además si estáis interesados podéis adquirir alguno de los dibujos originales.
Brand Name Laundry Detergent’s "Last Stand" This post is brought to you by Amazon where you can get deals on household cleaners! So a couple of weeks ago I had HAD it! I was FED UP! I could not bring myself to buy ONE MORE bottle of over-priced, wastefully-packaged laundry detergent. I just couldn’t do it! Now, I’m no eco-nazi (far from it), but buying those big bottles of laundry detergent, lugging them home and then turning around and throwing them away was definitely starting to get to me. Not to mention the COST! It was about this same time that I just happened to come across a picture someone posted on Pinterest.com of their “Homemade” laundry detergent! The first batch I made…I followed this recipe from The Rachel Berry Blog. Liquid Laundry Soap-Family Sized Batch 1 bar grated Fels Naptha soap 5 gallon bucket 1 cup washing soda (Again, Arm and Hammer) 1 cup 20 Mule Team Borax 4 1/2 gallons water I use approximately 1/2 – 1 cup per large load (depending on how dirty the clothes are!) Worked out great.
Dolores Cannon - Los mensajes de los Custodios La información está lista para ir siendo masticada y digerida, cada día más eventos y personas demuestran la misma conformidad en sus teorías que no dejan de ser realidades que nos han sido ocultadas por todo tipo de Instituciones Oficiales, apoyados principalmente en los Falsimedias... La elección final siempre será tuya, elige bien....DESPIERTA ¡¡¡ Dolores Cannon es fácilmente uno de los inspiradores de la mayoría de las personas que se encuentran en el mundo de hoy. Ella posee una increíble profundidad de los conocimientos sobre una amplia gama de temas, desde el año 2012 , con 's extra-terrestrials/UFO , la Atlántida, el antiguo Egipto, y, quizás lo más importante de todos - el futuro de la raza humana. Se prescinde de todo esto la gran sabiduría con una constante positiva, la perspectiva esperanzadora y estimulante que es muy convincente y es cada vez está más en resonancia con la gente en todo el mundo. La Sra. . De acuerdo con la información obtenida de sus clientes, la Sra. .
Homemade Laundry Soap!! Sick of buying laundry soap?? Me too. This stuff is awesome because it is way stronger then the store bought laundry soap. You only have to use 1 Tablespoon per load. This recipe makes a huge cookie jar full of soap and is going to last a life time, well maybe not quit that long. Here is what you need: 1 4 lb 12 oz box Borax (2.15 kg or 76 oz) found in the detergent isle 1 4 lb box Arm & Hammer Baking Soda (1.81 kg) found in the cooking isle 1 box Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda 55 oz (3 lb 7 oz) found in the detergent isle 3 bars of Fels-Naptha soap, found in the detergent isle (if you use Zote bars use 2 bars instead, Zote can be found at Home Depot) 2 small containers of Oxy Clean or store brand Oxy Clean (try to get about 3.5 lbs total (1.58 kg)) found in the detergent isle. (this is optional, I added it into mine because I have pretty messy kids and the cleaner the better) You should be able to find all of these items at your grocery store. **Use 1-2 Tablespoons per load. Linked to:
PENSAMIENTO CONSCIENTE » Blog Archive » DESCUBRIENDO A DOLORES CANNON Posted inDescubriendo a... El mensaje de Dolores Cannon sobre el cambio de la Tierra de tercera a quinta dimensión, en 2012, en Español. Entrevista de Project Camelot a Dolores Cannon donde ella habla de las 3 oleadas de almas puras que han estado encarnando en nuestro planeta para ayudar a subir la frequencia y vibracion de la tierra y de esta manera podremos pasar por este periodo de transicion mas facilmente, Dolores habla de su trabajo en los ultimos 30 años. Primera parte de la entrevista. Y las otras partes de este vídeo: parte 2, parte 3 Tags: 2012, cambio de dimensión, DOLORES CANNON
How to Clean the Washing Machine Ever wonder how to clean a washing machine? Well I have to admit I’ve thought about doing this 100 times but I’ve never actually done it until writing this post. Look at my washing machine, it desperately needed it!!! Seriously gross! Step 1:Fill the washing machine up and pour in 2 cups of white vinegar. Let set for 1 hour. Step 2: Start the washing machine over again and let it run through a complete cycle. When I drained my washing machine it still had some grime on it so I got a sponge out and scrubbed it down really well. Step 3: Fill the washing machine up again and pour in 1 to 2 cups of bleach. Step 4: While the washer is soaking use a couple of Q-Tips and detail all the nooks and crannies of the washer. Look at how clean mine was after detailing it! I even scrubbed the lid and all of the knobs! Step 5: Restart washing machine and let it run through a complete cycle. I have to say I’m pretty happy with the results! Here are my before and after pictures again, pretty amazing!
Los Jardineros de la Tierra: Dolores Cannon Dolores Cannon es fácilmente una de las personas más inspirada que se encuentra en el mundo de hoy. Ella posee profundos conocimientos sobre una amplia gama de temas, desde el año 2012 a los extraterrestres/OVNIS, la Atlántida, el antiguo Egipto, y, quizás lo más importante de todo, el futuro de la raza humana. Ella prescinde de todo esto con gran sabiduría, con una positiva, esperanzadora y estimulante perspectiva muy convincente y cada vez más en resonancia con la gente de todo el mundo. Dolores Cannon ha acumulado un vasto conocimiento de sus cuarenta años como terapeuta de vidas pasadas, regresionista, consejera y sanadora. Ella ha realizado miles de sesiones de hipnoterapia con un cierto sector de clientes que han revelado sus orígenes como seres extra-terrestres en otros planetas, en otros universos, y en otras vidas. La Sra. "Toda la información que escribo, viene de mis clientes, no proviene de mí", dice la señora Cannon del trabajo de su vida. La Sra. El plan de rescate La Sra.
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DIY Shrinky Dinks My parents are both science teachers: which means they always ruined the secrets to magic tricks, they forced me to identify every tree by leaf and bark type, and we always created our own versions of ‘science-y’ toys. We used to cook our Easy-Bake Oven meals with foil and a light bulb, and created our own slime with cornstarch and food coloring. And, when we wanted our own shrinkable art, did we get the sweet pre-printed HeMan or Strawberry Shortcake sheets? Nope. We freehanded it on blank sheets of plastic, and copied the designs from coloring books. The process is simple. Ingredients: - Clean #6 Plastic - Permanent Markers - Scissors - Aluminum Foil - Oven and Tongs or Oven Mitt 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Please include more application ideas in the comments below. Interested in other creative craft ideas? Or maybe you want to do another science project? Tagged : shrinky_dink, How-To, art, nostaglia, Toys, childhood, 70s, 80s, DIY
Weekend Project: Make a Backsplash from Pebbles, Shells or Leftover Hardware My favorite DIY projects leave lots of room for improvisation and creativity—and this one is spacious. Former Natural Home & Garden art director Susan Wasinger taught me this trick for using found objects—pebbles, seashells, buttons, sea glass, pennies and even galvanized steel hardware—to liven up a bathroom backsplash. (Here’s what you can do with all those leftover steel washers that rattle around in the bottom of the toolbox.) If you’ve never set tile before, you can learn about tools, materials, and techniques at TheTileDoctor.com or check out the video below. Glass globs (also called glass flats, nuggets, pebbles, gems, or half-marbles) are available in a dazzling array of colors and finishes from frosty tumbled textures to pearly iridescent. Find them at craft stores, florist shops, or online at MegaGlass.com. Glass nuggets can look like a sea of bubbles. When the rounded side faces out, the nuggets appear to be bubbling right out of the wall. Creative “Tile” Backsplash Scissors 1.
DEMO! Flour Paste Batik Batik is a resist method of fabric dyeing that uses wax . . . I did a lot of traditional batik back in the early 90's. It's a lot of fun, and you can get some incredible effects. The downside is getting the wax out of the fabric. The easiest method I found was dry-cleaning, though I also know people who would iron the fabric between sheets of newspaper. Since I'm only doing small batches now, and doing it primarily for use in fiber art (not clothing) I've been looking for an easier, dry-cleaning free method of getting the same effects. Materials: 1/2 cup flour, + a few extra tablespoons 1/2 cup water 2 teaspoons alum (helps keep nasty smelly bits from growing) mixer fabric stretcher bars tacks fine tip squeeze bottle or icing tips fabric paint* I originally said "dye," but you really want to use diluted paint paint brush spray bottle iron parchment paper or press cloth 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I covered the whole surface with this swirly pattern. 7. 8. 9. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
Making a stamp from a photograph The August technique of the month is making a stamp from a photograph. This is a technique I adapted from a Lyric Kinard DVD on stamp making. The first time I used this technique was to make a stamp of a feather from a photo I had taken of three feathers I used to keep in my car visor. I actually have that stamp at the end of this tutorial. Lately I have been using a certain motif, a picture of a man, in all sorts of work. I took a soft lead pencil (#7) and penciled in, laying down graphite, over the areas that were black. I think you can see the shiny graphite around the image. I thought I took a photo of the soft-kut BEFORE I went over the lines with a permanent ink pen but I guess I didn't. I used Speedball linoleum cutters, also dead cheap at Dick Blicks, like under $7 for a handle and 5 blades. The upper picture is my first cut and the lower photo is after removing a large amount of soft-kut near the chin. See how the bevel stabilizes the center image? Measuring for a rough cut OK.
Top 5 Most Creative Uses for Old CDs Our editors have compiled a list of five creative uses for those old CDs you have laying around. If you have any other creative projects that we missed, please leave us a comment. Continue reading for the list. 5. "Spacepaintings" shows us how to make a mini hovercraft using just a CD, balloon, glue, and waterbottle top. Only 4 things needed! 4. Finally, a good use for all those AOL CDs you have laying around. 3. If you've got hundreds of old AOL discs laying around, why not put them to good use? "The pile of CDs that had been massing in my room was growing to epic proportions. [Source] 2. Students from Quincy High School's Creative Problem Solving Course decided to make a geodesic structure using CDs and an aluminum frame. ...use CDs, one for each vertex of the zonohedron. [Source] 1. Designed by George Radebaugh, this Cornucopia sculpture was made using several hundred CDs. [Source] Interesting Posts Around the Web