Dime la Neta Ahora que los niños ya regresaron a la escuela, te mostramos una actividad muy divertida que pueden realizar el fin de semana: ¡hacer su propia plastilina! Es muy fácil. Necesitas: 1/4 de taza de sal 1 taza de agua 2 cucharadas de crema tártara 1 taza de harina 2 cucharadas de aceite vegetal Colorante en gel ¿Qué hacer? Mezcla todos tus ingredientes “secos” en una cacerola (harinas y sal). ¡Síguenos! www.twitter.com/dimelaneta www.facebook.com/dimelaneta.mx Califica inventive360 Haz tu propia plastilina casera 5 mayo, 2013 Users Ratings: 0 (0 votes) Comments comments
Dime la Neta Cómo cortar vidrio con estambre y acetona – ¿Te gustaría cortar una botella para rellenarla de algo (como estas estrellitas de papel), hacer un vaso gigante o un florero? Aquí te compartimos un muy interesante tutorial de cómo cortar vidrio con estambre y acetona. Necesitas: Acetona Una botella de vidrio Estambre o cordón Un recipiente chico Encendedor o cerillos Tijeras Una cubeta con agua fría ¿Qué hacer? Ahora sigue los pasos de este video y ¡listo! ¡Síguenos! Artistic furniture created from recycled PVC conduits is simply amazing! Creatives at BRC Designs know exactly what to do with discarded organ pipes. Accordingly, they mold quite a lot of half-inch PVC conduits into an arty chair, a low table and a bed. Where it’s still to see if these could bear one’s burden, the artworks definitely take some load off the landfills for sure. Hit the jump to see some more images: Via: Recyclart
pure + simple side table Finding a simple, modular piece of furniture that is reasonably priced but also well made can be hard sometimes. IKEA provides some decent options, but sometimes you just want something made out of beautiful, sturdy, solid wood. Thankfully, designer Silvia Song has created a great tutorial for a simple wood side table with a sliding drawer. If you’re interested in getting into woodworking and furniture making but don’t know where to start, this is the tutorial for you. She’s made a lovely piece with clean lines and a basic form that requires only a few tools. If you want a fun building project for a fall weekend, you should definitely try it out. Have a DIY project you’d like to share? Read the full how-to after the jump! I chose this project as an exercise to see if I could design and build a simple drawer unit in the spirit of Enzo Mari’s Autoprogettazione (self-design). Materials Instructions 1. (6) — 1” x 2” x 11” corner supports (for lateral support) (4) — 1” x 6″ x 20” side panel 2.
Artisanats / DIY | Alternatives libres "Le Faites-le vous-même est un précepte inspiré du Do it yourself, à savoir réaliser, construire, réparer… bref faire soi-même plutôt que faire-faire. Ce précepte est d’ailleurs un peu celui d’Ekopédia : projet d’encyclopédie pratique traitant des techniques alternatives de vie. " Définition Ekopédia ou Wikipédia Artisanat pour tous : "Techniques et projets d’artisanat, bricolages pour petits et grands, activités et décorations." Esprit cabane – Le magazine des idées créatives et écologiques : "le site Esprit cabane se consacre à l’écologie pratique, orienté vers les loisirs créatifs, la décoration, le bricolage, l’entretien de la maison et le jardinage bio. Foire aux savoir-faire : "donner le goût et les techniques de faire par soi-même pour le plaisir d’apprendre, d’exercer sa créativité, d’adoucir son impact sur l’environnement et d’ajuster sa consommation á ses besoins" Pratiks : "Trucs, astuces, savoir-faire, mode d’emploi, recettes, coaching" Meubles en carton Guerilla gardening Noeuds
Build a Food Storage Shelf Preparation Instructions: Fill all holes with wood filler and let dry. Apply additional coats of wood filler as needed. When wood filler is completely dry, sand the project in the direction of the wood grain with 120 grit sandpaper. Vacuum sanded project to remove sanding residue. Remove all sanding residue on work surfaces as well. Vidéoprojecteur DIY Un livre de Wikilivres. Avertissement électricité Ce document aborde la manipulation de matériel électrique. Avant toute manipulation : lisez attentivement l'avertissement électricité. Un vidéoprojecteur réalisé soi-même Un vidéoprojecteur DIY est un vidéoprojecteur réalisé soi-même (DIY, do it yourself pour fais-le toi-même en anglais). Présentation[modifier | modifier le wikicode] Pourquoi les VP DIY[modifier | modifier le wikicode] Pourquoi se fabriquer un vidéo projecteur DIY (’’Do It Yourself’’) alors qu’on peut en acheter un tout fait dans le commerce ? Prix : Tout d’abord un vidéo projecteur DIY revient bien moins cher, 300 € en moyenne. Les ampoules utilisées ne sont pas les mêmes, nous utilisons des ampoules qui coûtent entre 30 et 45 € et qui durent 10 000 heures. Celles des vidéo projecteurs du commerce coûtent environ 300 € pour 2000 heures. Qualité d’image : De plus nos dalles étant plus grandes, les pixels sont moins agrandis, il en résulte une meilleure qualité d’image. Entretien :
untitled Editors Note: Guest Post by Betsy & Warren Talbot Let’s face it: We all have too much stuff. Whether it is the things you no longer need, the items you never got around to using, or the “treasures” thrust on you by well-meaning people, you are probably shrinking your living space with all that clutter. It’s more than simply buying nothing new. There are 3 steps you can take to finally let go of those items no longer working in your life. But before you start planning your next big holiday, let’s focus on 3 powerful strategies to let go of your possessions. Instead of Keeping Up with the Joneses, Keep Up with Your Dream: This is the classic mistake many people make. It’s like high school all over again as you struggle to keep up with what other people’s families have and how they spend their free time. To learn to be clutter free, adjust your focus to the ultimate dream you have for your life and not what the couple down the street just bought. Remove Mental Clutter Before Physical Clutter:
34 DIY headboard ideas The headboard is now looked at as a mainly decorative element in our bedrooms. As it usually happens, it all started from a practical reason/purpose.The headboard, a piece of furniture that is attached to the head of the bed, was initially an element that isolated sleepers from drafts and cold. Back then the buildings were less insulated and thus such a feature was needed. With time, this function has been lost and replaced by a purely aesthetical function. These 34 diy headboard ideas exposed here are not competing with each other, by the contrary these are the best projects we could find to show you, and all of them are equally interesting. Headboard from salvaged materials. The first project is realized from scrap materials salvaged from a burn pile. Metal headboard. This one is really simple, but ingenious. Old door headboard. A pair of reclaimed old doors add a tremendous visual weight to this dreamy bedroom. Original headboard using store signs. Indian headboard project.
How to Make Paper Lanterns - Cute Round Oriental Style Looking for instructions on how to make paper lanterns? My husband designed an easy template for making paper lanterns in a cute round shape. They look a bit oriental, don’t you think? These “lanterns” are purely decorative and aren’t designed to have a lamp inside them, but they do make great festive decorations. By the way, if you want to learn how to make a lantern that you can put a lamp inside of, then check out my instructions for making paper star lanterns . They make great homemade gifts to post in the mail because they can pack flat. Instructions: How to Make Paper Lanterns Before we get started, here’s a little cartoon to give you the big-picture of how everything fits together. Equipment pretty paper or card-stock printer scissors glue or double sided tape needle and thread You’ll also want to download my round paper lantern template . Print the template onto your paper or card-stock, making sure that you print onto the blank side! Variation: Halloween Lanterns
rolled paper flowers {tutorial Welcome to flower week – five days of simple and delightful flower projects. I could probably do three weeks of flowers because there are so many different ways to create them, but I’ve limited it to five of my current favorites. Before we get started, let me make a few disclaimers: 1. 2. 3. Okay, so let’s begin. Here’s what you’ll need: :: paper {either cover or text weight} :: florist wire :: scissors, pencil, glue gun STEP ONE: cut irregular circle This circle is approximately 8 inches, but you can do any size you wish. STEP TWO: cut spiral Start at the outside edge and cut in a spiral fashion to the center. I like a sort of bumpy shape so that the petals end up a bit irregular If you aren’t so sure about your cutting skills, feel free to draw your spiral before cutting. To add a little interest to my bouquet, I used a variety of yellow scrapbook papers {my favorite is that yellow dot} STEP THREE: roll your blossom start at the outside edge and coil tightly STEP FOUR: release coil
Do-It-YourSciences Bienvenue sur la plateforme de partage de briolages scientifiques Do-it-Yoursciences. Cette plateforme a été développée par la fondation Juvene en collaboration avec l'Espace des inventions. Do-it-yoursciences est un projet collaboratif qui vous permet de consulter et télécharger des modes d'emploi de bricolages à caractère scientifique, les commenter et publier vos propres propositions. Les bricolages proposés ne sont pas de simples expériences, mais permettent de créer des objets fonctionnels.
DO IT YOURSELF By Steve Maxwell Build one or more of these easy-to-build, attractive outdoor benches, from mail-order plans: a log and plank bench, the Leopold bench and the Jordan Pond bench and table. DIY Pig Hut By Kristen Kilfoyle Here's a quick, easy and affordable method of building portable shelters for your pastured pigs. Prevent Washboard on Your Gravel Road By Grace Campbell A washboard road surface is uncomfortable and can cause expensive damage to your vehicle. Make a No-Space Potato Barrel By Scott Meyer Enjoy homegrown potatoes no matter how much space you have with these step-by-step instructions for creating and using a potato-growing barrel.
Unconsumption – Page 1 Autonomous robots to be used in keeping dust off solar panels in Israel’s biggest solar field, reports timesofisrael: Most solar energy farms are located in deserts, where there is plenty of sunlight — which solar panels, of course, need a lot of. But the desert also has a lot of dust, which clogs up the photovoltaic components of the panels, making them less effective in collecting sunlight for conversion into energy. Panels have to be cleaned on a regular basis, but water in the desert tends to be expensive, if available at all — and the use of water to clean the panels raises the costs of production, making solar power too expensive to be considered anything more than a novelty…. Instead of using water to clean panels, Ecoppia’s robot cleaners are equipped with microfibers, with each robot assigned to a row of PV panels.