DIY Crafts: Toilet Paper Art | Modern Day Moms | The Essential Guide for Modern Parents Loving this DIY Toilet Paper Art trend that’s going on… (click image to go to source) We have put together a collection of the best Toilet Paper Art and have had the images linked directly to the source. Hope you enjoy! 1. TP Craft from Just A Girl Blog 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. About the Author Modern Day Moms Modern Day Moms is an award-winning national publication written by moms with articles centered around the latest trends, crafts, parenting, recipes, must-haves & more.
You're a Star! Decorate Paper Star Style... you will need... fold squares into triangles, corner to corner measure in from both sides approximately 2.5", 5", 7" cut 3 triangles...almost... stop before you cut the full triangle open triangles back to squares squares, triangles, triangles, squares...yikes! pull points together and tape 1/6th Done... when all 6 points of the star are complete staple them together big side to small side staple the bottom tips together, and... Voila! After the star is put together, it's time to hang it... I used a grommet, because I am that kind of girl... however, poking a hole in one of the tips will do just fine Lovely and Free! Star light, star bright, First star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might, Have the wish I wish tonight.
DIY Gold Staples in a Pinch! While working on my latest Save The Dates, I was in desperate need of gold staples but couldn’t find any locally and didn’t have time to order them. I improvised with a gold permanent pen and violá instant gold staples! While staples come in a plethora of colors now a days, it’s fun to make your own.
older and wisor: 31 Ways To Wrap Your Crap You didn't ACTUALLY think that I'd try to cheat y'all out of a day, did you? When I said 31, I meant 31....even if that means that the last post is in November (already???). Today, it's a bunch of stuff that I couldn't fit into any other topic. Or stuff I found AFTER posting about that very idea, and I'm too stubborn (read: lazy) to go back and edit old posts. Just in case you found nothing in the last month that was inspiring - or if you're like me and can never have too many ideas - here are 50 more inspirations photos to get your motor running. And P.S : Thanks for stickin' with me. And always remember:
how to repair a shattered eyeshadow How to repair your shattered eyeshadow. Today I’m going to share something with you, something precious and close to me. It will help you preserve your sanity and hard earned dollars. Are you here from StumbleUpon? fixed eyeshadow container So, a little while ago I discovered makeup tutorials on YouTube. Where I found this tip and trick how to repair shattered eye shadow I don’t even have time enough in the day to watch all the good stuff out there. Do you ever break your eyeshadow? I’m here to teach you how to repair it. Here’s what you need: shattered eyeshadowcoin {I used an American quarter}rubbing alcoholtissuebutter knifemedicine squirter{not pictured} plastic bag or plastic wrap eyeshadow with plastic lid Step 1: Get everything together Place the shattered makeup carefully into the plastic bag holding the plastic carefully over the top. This is a plastic bag over shattered eyeshadow getting smashed by a spoon handle Step 2: Tear it all down back to the basics Step 5: Save mucho dineros
Make Your Own Crackle Finish (for CHEAP!) Home » $1 and Free, cheap crafts, Decor, Headline, supplies 12 May 2010 96,713 views 12 Comments by heather Wow! I love it when people hack crafts and do specialized techniques with stuff you already have at home. Ann from Make The Best of Things has done just that with her amazing crackle paint technique tutorial. Let me take a moment to tell you where I found this link. And now, back to the discussion about crackle glaze. Crackle Glaze on Prints: Well, when making art reproductions (like if you download art from the Feed Your Soul project), you can print them on canvas art paper, and then cover them with a layer of crackle medium, and then a very light antiquing glaze. Project Estimate: White school glue, $.25/bottle (during back to school sales) -- you probably have this on handAcrylic paint, $.50/bottle or on hand Total: FREE and up Disclosure: this article may contain affiliate links or other forms of sponsored content.
Vinegar Uses: Adding Vinegar to Laundry, Day 2 #1 Shrunken Wool ClothesWash shrunken clothing items “in a solution of 1 part white wine vinegarto 2 parts water for 25 minutes.” After washing the item(s) stretch it back to it’s original size. After stretching it let it “air-dry”. Let me tell you, I have a very long torso so throughout my life I have given away a lot of clothes that shrunk in the wash! #2 Whitening Sports ClothesDo you have a drawer full of dingy sports socks like we do? #3 Removing odors Vinegar is great for getting odors out of clothes! Here’s another great tip for getting rid of odors. #4 Stain Removal There are lots of ways to remove stains from clothes but today I want to tell you specifically how to get stains out that have already dried. See you tomorrow for tips on how to use vinegar as a natural pesticide!
Cut it out!! ......canvas tutorial I love a wall I can read! Take your favorite quotes and put them up on the walls with this easy, inexpensive idea! Supplies: Canvas (found mine at Hobby Lobby in a 2 pack for $7.99) Fabric contact paper spray paint staple gun printer and exacto knife or a cricut machine Step 1: Cover your canvas in the fabric you selected and secure it with a staple gun on the backside of the wood frame. Step 2: Using contact paper cut out the letters of your saying on a circut machine. Position the letters on the canvas. Step 3: When all the letters have been placed, spray a thick layer of spray paint over the entire canvas. Step 4: When it is dry, peel the letters off. Hang it on your wall and enjoy! another design option: Instead of covering the canvas with fabric, just place your letters onto the canvas, spray and peel. **edited to add: I get several emails asking about how to get the letters to stick better and prevent the paint from bleeding underneath.
Tips and Tricks Ive been working on this post for awhile now, as I find these neat tips and tricks I wanted to keep them all together and be able to share them with all of you lovelies! I have tried all of these, so I know they work. Just call me Martha Stewart- you know, sans the jail time. Some are from pinterest, some are from my grandma. If I got them from somewhere, click the picture and it will take you to the genius who came up with it :) If there is no picture, then I have no idea where I heard it- or I would cite it! 1. HOLY CRAP. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. If youre into nails, you have to check the awesomness out that is her blog. 12. via 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. via 22. 23. Head on over to I {heart} Nap Time and see some awesome recipies, craft ideas and overall awesomeness. 24. via 25. 26. 27. 28. via 29. 30. via 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. via That's all for now, lovelies, if you have any tips and ticks please feel free to pass them on!
Recipe: Health Benefits of Lemon Water Photographer: Linda Wagner I love me a glass of piping hot lemon water with ginger and stevia. Besides being absolutely delicious, it has a whole BOAT LOAD of health benefits. Here are 10 health benefits of lemon water that you may not have known! For more stories about Health and Wellness, see our full list here. Good for stomachLemon can help relieve many digestion problems when mixed with hot water. Lemon is not the only power player in this recipe. So try a nice hot glass of Lemon water with Ginger and Stevia, it’s delicious and good for you in so many ways!! You’ll need: 1/2 inch knob of ginger sliced thinly or gratedlemonStevia to taste Simply pour boiling water over the ginger, let steep for about 5mins then add lemon juice and stevia to taste.
Uses for vinegar Unleash the power of white vinegar―an all-purpose cleaner, brightener, herbicide and more. Just a bit of this multitasker, straight up or mixed with water, can replace many pricier products huddled under your sink. Try these tips to see how vinegar can make your life cheaper and easier. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Organization blogger home tour… Welcome to day #4 of our Organization blogger home tour event & link party. Today I am sharing my organized kitchen, mail station, and filing system. Here on my blog, there are tons of other organizing ideas for you to see. My organized kitchen… Our (Lunch Station). Here is our drink box. My cleaners go on the cabinet door, under the kitchen sink. Baking sheets, muffin pans, etc… Oven mitts hanging on command hook. My (organized spices) go neatly into baskets. Cookbooks go in a basket on the counter. Cooking utensils go in a crock. Organized coffee mugs in a vintage wire basket. For more kitchen organization, you can visit my blog posts (here), (here), and (here). My (mail station). As soon as we check the mail, we sort through it right away. Lastly I am sharing my organized files. Paint swatch organization. Thanks for visiting my organized home. The next house on the tour is… If you have missed any homes, or want to start back to house #1, here you go…