Recycled Fabric Napkin Rings from Saran Wrap Tubes I made this fabric napkin rings recycled craft from an empty Saran Wrap tube. A few months ago I was getting ready to throw away an empty Saran Wrap box and happened to notice how the cardboard tube inside was oh so strong and sturdy. What useful thing could I make with such a pretty?? And that is how a cardboard tube ended up in my craft closet for three months. Supplies for making my fabric napkin rings recycled craft (for 8 rings): Like it? How to make fabric-covered napkin rings from a recycled cardboard Saran Wrap tube One typical cardboard tube of Saran Wrap will make 8 napkin rings that are 1-1/2″ inches wide and 1-3/8″ diameter. How to make recycled napkin rings – First cut napkin rings from Saran Wrap cardboard tube. Using your measuring tape, measure 1-3/8″ and mark with a pencil around the circumference of the cardboard tube. Carefully cut your pencil lines using an Xacto knife. Hide cardboard tube markings (optional). Wrap napkin ring with fabric. Hide raw edges using ribbon.
Ela Pode: Inteligência Artificial DIY Wedding Aisle Vases | Wedding Ceremony Flower Ideas These fabric covered flower containers are super easy to make and very inexpensive. By going to IKEA and getting a container for $1, then adding fabric, you have an instant decor piece for your wedding. Pick the fabric, twine or ribbon, and flowers based on your wedding colors to make them completely custom. They are perfect for hanging on the chairs along the aisle. Click “more” below to check out the rest of this project… -Ashley of Dolci Odille Supplies: Bygel IKEA containers (only $1 each), spray mount, fabric, twine, scissors, and flowers. Step 1: Cut a piece of fabric 14″ x 9″ Step 2: Using the spray mount, go outside and spray the entire IKEA container. Step 3. Step 4: Add twine or ribbon by tying it around the “hook” on the back of the container. Step 5: Add flowers! Project created by Dolci Odille
□PDU- Desenvolvimento de Produto - iDiY: 'i do'-it-yourself - Part 3 Coloriffic Finds by Luzel Whether you are: Partying… celebrating with friends… in need of some refreshments… or taking a breather… craving for even more pops of color? or screaming for some ice cream… thinking of a picnic, perhaps? or have some serious crafting business on your mind… … Hope your weekend is as fun and colorful as these clickage goodies! Pingg invites by Lisa Rupp Free printable poster DIY soda pop escort cards Free clock screen saver, designed by Apple’s own Alan Dye Leaf pattern downloads Alphabet paper cups: Buy or yup, DIY! Enjoy! ShareThis Free Garden Stripes Invitation Suite From my black & white Kimballs to my flutter sleeve dress. Imagine my delight when I came across this Garden Stripes Invitation Suite by J. DIY Watercolor Silhouettes L-O-V-E this! Love and Lavander Lovelies Amazing just how much generosity there is around blogland, no? Enjoy! DIY Fabric Envelope Liners An easy and inexpensive trick for a multitude of things– Fabric as paper!
VT □□ AIIA STARTUP - Google Slides MintyCam (Altoids Candy tin) Pinhole Camera | Chris Keeney Photography Here are a few sample images I've taken with my MintyCams over the years. I'll try and update this page with new photos in the future. The picture above is a double exposure using the MintyCam first then shooting the same film through an underwater camera. Fujichrome Provia 100F film. Color photograph of a historic church in Massachusetts created with a MintyCam pinhole camera by Chris Keeney MintyCam pinhole portrait submitted by Bonnie who bought a camera from me and then kindly sent me this test photograph Here's another test photograph created by Bonnie who recently purchased a MintyCam from me. The above pinhole by Steven M Bumgardner a.k.a. The MintyCam pinhole above was created by Steven M Bumgardner a.k.a. Thanks Macro, it's good to see you're getting out and enjoying the camera. Misc. Pinhole & Camera Maintenance Since the pinhole size in the MintyCam is so small (.007") it's important to keep it clean. Camera Updates and Improvements
Create and Schedule a Social Media Content Plan When I can find the time to do so, I love to plan ahead. I’ll write out tomorrow’s to-do list. I’ll add ideas to our content calendar. And I’ll schedule the next day’s social media updates—or even the next week’s, if I’m feeling ambitious. Maybe some day I’ll get to the point of scheduling a month or even a year ahead! Scheduling part of your social media content in advance is well worth it. And I’ll be happy to share with you some strategies, tips, and tools that can help you get organized and get ahead with your social media sharing. 5 benefits to mapping out your social media content Social media content feels quite in-the-moment and real-time when you consider the short lifecycle of updates and the rapid way that information moves across Twitter, Facebook, and others. A solid social media schedule leaves room for real-time updates. Planning content on social media still allows for flexibility to the schedule and provides opportunities to slip in real-time engagement. Consistent cadence.
PaperMatrix Venus Cycle Dates • Katy Morikawa 2025-2026 Venus Cycle Aries Overtone Venus Venus Retrograde: Mar 1 2025, 7:36 pm EST • 10°♈50′ Rx (Neptune cj N. Node) Total Lunar Eclipse: Mar 14, 2025, 2:54 am EDT • 23°♓♍56′ Seed Venus Venus Rx cj Sun: Mar 22 2025, 9:07 pm EDT • 02°♈39′ Rx (cj Mercury Rx, Neptune, N. Morning Star Heliacal Rise of Venus Morning Star: Mar 29 2025, 4:03 am EDT • 28°♓52′ Rx (cj Saturn, N. Underworld Descent into Underworld: Nov 26 2025, 1:21 am EST • 24°♏14′ (cj Mercury Rx; Sagittarius Sun; Saturn Rx cj Neptune Rx; Waxing Crescent Moon) Queen of the Underworld (Venus Dx conjunct Sun): Jan 6 2026, 11:36 am EST • 16°♑22′ (cj Mercury, Mars; Saturn cj Neptune; Waning Gibbous Moon) Evening Star Rise of Evening Star: Feb 17 2026, 4:38 am EST • 08°♓43′ (cj N. Transformation 2023-2025 Venus Cycle Seed Venus: Aug 13 2023 • 20°♌28′ Rx Morning Star Underworld Venus Enters Underworld: Apr 27 2024 • 28°♈17′ Queen of the Underworld: Jun 4 2024 • 14°♊29′ Evening Star 2022-2023 Venus Cycle 2020-2022 Venus Cycle Katy Morikawa
Hex Nut Bracelet Kimmy recently sent me a link with the subject line: “DIY meets Home Depot!” Needless to say, I was intrigued. I clicked and was taken to Honestly… WTF. How I had not discovered this fabulous niche of the Internet earlier, I do not know. The Giles & Brother’s Hex Bracelet for $175 I headed to the local hardware store and picked out 18 hex nuts in a silver brush finish. This is what my process looked like. Orçamento Gestão de Media Strategy/ Mindmeister DIY Paper Popsicle Memory Game As a kid I adored the game 'Memory'. The truth is, I still do. Sure, it's not exactly what you would define as 'challenging' but there's something charming about it's simplicity. So, for a bit of cute fun I decided to re-create the game with a slight twist. Scatter these at a summer ice-cream social, bbq or picnic for a bit of interactive fun for guests! Smooth white A4 card (x2)Popsicle sticks (x12)ScalpelRulerCutting boardScissorsDouble-sided tapeColour printer Download and print out 2 pages of your popsicle designs. Use a scalpel and ruler to gently score along the dotted lines. Before you start cutting out your popsicles, keep in mind that you should be as precise as possible with your cutting as you want all your popsicles to look as identical as possible from the back. Cut out around the straight edges of your popsicles using the scalpel and ruler. Attach double-sided tape to the left tab and also to the top rounded part of your popsicle (to avoid a gap at the top).
Venus Phases - Underworld etc