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How To Make a
Pinata
MATERIALSA Large Round or Oval BalloonNewspaper, torn into
1 inch by 6-8" inch stripsWhite computer paper or paper
towels, torn into stripsFlour and water mixture for paper
mache pasteSaltVegetable oilPaintTissue paperCrepe
paperString or yarn for hangingINSTRUCTIONSPrepare:Prepare
your work surface with a layer of newspaper you can
discard, or an old plastic tablecloth you can wipe clean of
goop and glops which are part of this messy project!Tear
several pages of newspaper into strips, approximately 1
inch wide by 6-8 inches long. Don't try to be neat and cut
them with scissors; the torn edges will adhere more closely
and give a smoother overall surface to the finished pinata.
Rainy Day Fun - Crafts
For Kids
Rainy days can be so boring for a child and just as hard on
moms. So we give some ideas to brighten your day and chase
their rainy day blues away! Shadow puppets in a room that is
fairly dark set up a flash light so it is facing a wall.
Handmade Quilts are Made
with Love and Make Great Family Heirlooms!
Today's handmade quilts are more like a work of art than a
bed cover. With all the wonderfully artistic quilt patterns
available to quilters today, we are beginning to see some
absolutely breathtaking quilts glowing with character and
personality.
Russian Nesting Dolls -
The Beginning
According legend, first nested doll prototype appeared in
Russia in the late 19th century (believed to be year 1890),
it was figurine of bold headed old man, Buddhist sage by
the name of Fukuruma, on the island of Honshu,
Japan. According Hakone Town Office, Japan, products such as
"Shichifukujin" and "Irokawaridaruma" have been created
from Junitamago.
Ribbons and Lace,
Embroidery Cotton, and Hemp to Spice Up Your
Scrapbooks
Ribbon and lace are by far the most common, and most
beautiful, border embellishment. The flowing nature of both
materials encourages a touch of softness and elegance.
Embroidery Designs
Digitizing Software
Embroidery Magic 2 software program was created with
multiple function lettering, editing and digitizing
features for embroidery designs and was designed for those
who have home embroidery machines and software. We have
also have had customers purchase this embroidery software
who have well established commercial embroidery businesses
but have found that it creates better lettering than any
other program they have purchased, regardless of price!
However, in regard to the EM 2 price, it should be
understood that you will not get the full features of a
high end digitizing program with a lot of "bells and
whistles".
Green Thumb Not
Required
Ah, the sweet smell of fresh flowers, herbs and fruit. But
what if you don't have room for a flower garden or a fruit
tree? What about if you always over or under water your
herb garden? What happens when your house just doesn't get
a lot of sun? And what about when you try and try but you
just don't have that coveted green thumb? Sigh.
17 Tips For Getting
Balloons to Last Longer in Hot Weather
In warm weather, latex balloons will typically only last
outside for a day. As you know, sun, wind and heat will
biodegrade the latex.
A Look at Cabinet
Humidors
Cabinet humidors are specially designed for the serious
cigar aficionado. Much more of an investment than a small
desktop humidor that can hold 100 to 200 cigars, cabinet
humidors can be as small as a standing chest, can hold up
to 8000 cigars or more, can measure as much as four feet
wide by 20 inches deep and over six feet in height or
larger and resemble a large bookcase, and can cost from the
high hundreds of dollars to thousands of dollars.
The ABCs of
Ceramics
Ceramics can be delicate and decorative or unrefined and
utilitarian. Bone china, porcelain, stoneware and
earthenware - this month we'll review them all.
Diecast Collectibles:
The Collectors' Guide to Making a Profit
Millions of people have made a hobby of collecting items of
one sort or another, but some take it to a higher level.
These collectors view their collections as more than just
an accumulation of trinkets that they happen to enjoy; to
them, it's a business, and they're not in it to lose money.
More Than A Memory- A
Legacy
Everyone has that box of pictures either in a close or in a
garage. Even worse yet in a magnetic album.
A Scrapbook Page To
Celebrate Your Childs First Haircut
Here's a great idea for making a special 'first haircut'
scrapbook page. Between the ages of about 12 and 18 months,
a baby boy or girl may go for their first hair cut.
Scrapbook Photographs --
How A Picture Can Be Worth A Thousand Words
For many people, photos are at the heart of their
scrapbooks -- and for a very good reason. We all treasure
photographs of friends and loved ones, and many of us carry
some with us wherever we go in a wallet or locket or keep
photos on our desk at work.
Making Your Own Bird
Feeder
There is estimated to be over 100 billion individual wild
birds on earth, and each one needs to eat certain amounts
of food on a daily basis in order to survive. That's where
we come in! Birdfeeders are fun to make and are essential
in order for birds to live.
How to Make Your Civil
War Uniform Shirt
Your own shirt designed and made by you for your own Civil
War Uniform Impression is easy and economical. Follow these
simple directions, and your Civil War uniform shirt will be
exactly how you want it.
Build Your Own Bar Stool
(In An Afternoon)
Bar stools are as important as the best wine in your bar.
It is said that if you don't get a good stool to sit on,
you won't enjoy the drink.
Organize That
Stash!
Do you control your stash or does it control you? I have
become the master of my stash. When my husband found out
that his sock drawer had become yet another place for cross
stitch supplies, it was either get it under control or end
up in divorce court.
Are You Making Money At
Craft Shows?
If you are involved in the crafts business, and are
profitable, you are among the rare breed who have
successfully combined art with business. If, however, you
still have yet to show a profit (or enough profit) after a
show, this article may get you going in the right
direction.
Airbrushing Does Not
Have to be All Disappointment, Heartache, and Bloody Hard
Work!
A smart, but irritating man once told me that Airbrushing
did not have to be all blood, sweat and tears. If only I
had someone guiding me back in those hard, frustrating and
sick in the stomach days of airbrushing, I wouldn't have
wasted all that time and money!So here you are.
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