Mason Jar Sewing Kit This is a really fun way to reuse a mason jar and makes both a handy tool for your craft room or a fun gift! Keep reading to find out how to make your own mason jar sewing kit Clean mason jar (I used a small one but you can use any size)Any fabricGlue GunStuffingPencilScissors Using the lid of the mason jar, draw a circle onto the fabric about 1 inch wider than the jar lid. Place the lid bottom side up placed directly on top of the middle of the fabric, bottom side up. Continue in the same manner until only 1/4 of the lid is left as shown above. Stuff batting inside the top of the lid until it’s poofy and even Now seal up the last section of the fabric to the lid Make a line of glue along the inside of the outer lid piece Press the pin cushion lid inside the outer lid piece and let dry Now fill the inside of the jar with sewing essential: pins, string, embroidery thread, zipper, mini scissors, etc and screw the lid on top (it will be harder to screw on with the fabric but should still work).
Paw-Print Dog Treats Recipe advertisement No Thanks Keep In Touch With MarthaStewart.com Sign up and we'll send inspiration straight to you. Martha Stewart takes your privacy seriously. Paw-Print Dog Treats These homemade biscuits are sure to make an impression. Yield: Makes about 2 dozen FacebookMORE TwitterGoogle+ Source: Martha Stewart Living, March 2010 The Food Newsletter Great tips & recipes delivered to your inbox. Sign Me Up Ingredients 2 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for surface 1/2 cup wheat germ 1/2 cup brewer's yeast 2 teaspoons salt 3 tablespoons canola oil 1 1/2 cups homemade or store-bought low-sodium chicken stock Directions Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Cook's Note Dog treats can be stored at room temperature for up to 1 month. From Our Partners You Might Like Recommended by Fave It Made It Rate It Reviews Reviews (4) Add a Comment jacksonn 27 Nov, 2013 This is wonderful recipe:) You should give your dogs well-balanced healthy food like me. Related Topics
Make Your Own Amazing Dehydrated Fruit Snacks Make Your Own Amazing Dehydrated Fruit Snacks Please be sure to Join our email list and receive all our latest and best tutorials daily – free! 2K+ Image – HousingAForest.com What else could be a better snack than dehydrated fruits? They are delicious, but more importantly, they are healthy. With dehydrated fruits, you need not to worry about MSG, sugar or other toxins that may harm the body. You will of course need a dehydrator to make these. Here are some of the best fruits you can dry: Strawberries are fortified with lots of health nutrients like Vitamin C, antioxidants, potassium, manganese, and fiber. Bananas are best recognized for their potassium content. Peaches are delicious fruits that are packed with different health nutrients like Vitamin C, antioxidants, Vitamin A, bêta-carotene, iron, fluoride, potassium, lutein and zeaxanthin. Probably the most popular fruit among the kids, apples are also one of the best fruits you can dry and serve.
wayah our low content husky,shepard, wolfhybrid Frozen Star Dog Treats 802This is a quick and easy DIY dog treat recipe that you can make at home. It’s so easy, even the kids can help out! These treats are fun, patriotic, and your dog will find them “irresistible” on a hot Summer day! Tools You Need Star Shaped Ice Cube TraysBlenderCake Decorating Tip (to help pour) I picked up these star shaped ice cube trays up at Target a few months back for $1 each. Ingredients You Need 1 Cup Water8 Strawberries1/4 cup Blueberries *I made 16 ice-cubes and how lots of liquid left over for an additional project that I created. Time Required 15 minutes + Freeze Time Instructions These instructions are based on the DIY Frozen Star Dog Treats that I created in this picture. Note – Always ensure your pet is not allergic before introducing any new food into their diet. Directions Step 1 Rinse strawberries and blueberries. Step 2 Cut stems off of strawberries Step 3 Mix 1/2 cup water and all 8 strawberries in the blender. Step 4 Step 5 Freeze for 2-4 hours or overnight. Related posts:
Quick bread in a bottle Cool weather puts us in the mood to bake. So why not give a friend a head start? Layer the dry ingredients from step 1 (below) for this easy quick bread into a milk bottle or 1-quart mason jar. To fit, tamp each layer well (with chips and nuts on top). Then all that's left is to add the wet ingredients and bake. We used craft paper adhered with double-stick tape to cover the original milk bottle graphics and the lid. Add a label on the back of the bottle for the recipe instructions. Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Quick Bread 1. 2. 3. 4. Looking for milk bottles? We used bottles from milk we bought in an independent food market, which is a good source for milk from small, local dairies. Get local recipes that you won’t find online.
A Subtle Revelry | dog treat birthday candles • A Subtle Revelry Our sweet pup turned six this month and we threw a little doggie birthday party! These doggie bone treat candles make me just giddy. They were really fun to light and sing around. Once we cut off the charred end they became an eatable present for our family’s loyalest friend. To make the dog bone candles break apart a thick rope toy into smaller rope sections and wrap them individually in the dog pretzel dough. To make the pretzel dough combine 1 tsp brown sugar, 2 tsp active dry yeast, 3/4 cups whole wheat flour, 1/4 cup dry milk, 1/2 tbsp salt.
Petscaping Your Garden "Petscaping" your Garden Creating a garden space in the smallest yard or patio for your dog or cat can be accomplished by planting edible grasses, herbs and flowers in a container for your pet to enjoy. The fragrance and appearance of plants and flowers are a source of enjoyment for you and your pets. Pets will often consume flowers and foliage, which is not a problem if non-toxic plants are available for them to enjoy. Like their wild ancestors, our domestic dogs and cats consume grasses and other plants probably in an attempt to self-medicate and possibly to supplement a diet of mainly processed food. This container garden can also be useful as a training tool to keep your pet away from areas that are not for her consumption. Hardy, edible plants for a container garden: Millet grass Lemon Grass Catnip/catmint Oregano Nastursium Pansies, violas, violets Coneflowers (Echinacea) Contact Creekside Critter Care for more pet friendly garden ideas!
Welcome to the International Indian Dog Owners and Breeders Association website! Peanut Butter and Banana Dog Treats Ya wanna know a fun fact about me? I think dogs are kinda gross. They sniff and lick and, I’m not sure if you know this or not, but they don’t even use toilet paper after they potty. But, then again, I’ve never had a dog and I’ve spent my entire life avoiding everyone else’s dogs, so what do I know? I decided I’d had enough. I bought a dog. Her sniffs are adorable, her licks are precious, and okay, toilet paper would make her even better, but it’s totally not a deal breaker. Oh, also? I’m in love. The dough for these rolls out very easy so long as you use plenty of flour for your work surface and the top of your dough. For those of you who are curious, Biscuit is a Zuchon – a ShihTzu and Bichon Frise mix. Peanut Butter and Banana Dog Treats Ingredients 1 egg1 large banana, mashed1/3 cup peanut butter1 tablespoon pure maple syrup1 cup whole wheat flour1/2 cup rolled oats1 egg white, lightly beaten, for brushing (optional) Instructions Preheat oven to 300 degrees. adapted from allrecipes
crafting Gift Recipe: Homemade Dog Treats — Recipes from The Kitchn While we're coming up with special treats for one another during the holidays, let's not forget our four-legged companions. The canines in our lives aren't necessarily looking for the sweets that we indulge in this time of year, but their tastebuds will thank you for this little bit of bacon-y goodness. Whether the lucky pup belongs to you or a friend, these treats will make them your loyal lover for life. This recipe is also very simple, with base of wheat germ, egg, and bacon fat. Some ideas for easy add-ins: parsley (a natural breath freshener for us and for our dogs), natural peanut butter for a boost of protein, pureed spinach for a healthy kick, or even leftover pumpkin puree. I simply cut these into approximately 1x4-inch bars, but you can also use bone- or heart-shaped cookie cutters to shape this rolled dough. Homemade Doggie Treats Makes 2 dozen treats 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour 1/2 cup wheat germ 1/2 cup melted bacon fat 1 large egg 1/2 cup cold water