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 Sophie Uliano's Knitting Tips
Sophie Uliano's Knitting Tips
How-To Knit Kym's Infinity Scarf
Tanya Memme's DIY Custom Doormats
Tanya Memme's DIY Custom Doormats
1. Find a mat at any Cost Plus Market/Walmart
Bar Trays with Gold Accents with Jessie Jane
Bar Trays with Gold Accents with Jessie Jane
(1) 20" x 20" decorative tray with square edges(4) Gold or Brass 9/16" x 1 1/4" Decorative Corners with screws(2) Gold or Brass drawer handles (fit to your tray)Drill or Epoxy 6000(1) chrome restaurant stand (found at any restaurant store $19)Felt or fabric (optional)ScissorsInstructions:
Tanya Memme's DIY Mother/Daughter Flip Flops
Tanya Memme's DIY Mother/Daughter Flip Flops
Instructions: Take off the plastic straps. Cut 2 pieces of fabric about 2” wide and 1’ long. Thread fabric through toe hole. Tie knot on the underside and trim and secure with hot glue. Tie knot on the other side about ½” up from the flop (this is the toe thread). Tie a second knot above it. Thread the fabric through the ankle holes and tie a knot like the first one. Embellish any way you’d like!
Kelp in Your Garden with Shirley Bovshow
Kelp in Your Garden with Shirley Bovshow
KELP or "seaweed" is form of algae marine plant that grows on rocks in the ocean. Kelp is a source of Algin, a thickening agent used in toothpaste, paint, ice cream and cosmetics. The best times to apply Kelp are early morning and early evening, when the liquids will be absorbed most quickly. Seashells are rich in calcium. Fertilizer manufacturers use seashells as a growth stimulator to help plants become more resistant to fungi. Crushed seashells can be used as soil amendment to loosen clay soil and improve drainage. Calcium carbonate in seashells provides a slow release of calcium that de-acidifies and helps balance soil pH.
Jessie Jane's No-Sew Leather Accessories
Jessie Jane's No-Sew Leather Accessories
What Do You Need To Make It?
DIY Sunscreen Lotion Bars
DIY Sunscreen Lotion Bars
1 cup Shea Butter1 cup Coconut oil1 cup Beeswax4 tablespoons Zinc oxide powder (Sophie recommends non nano)1 teaspoon essential oil: sandalwood Heat a double boiler - I place a glass bowl over a pot of boiling water. Place the butter, oil and pellets in the bowl and heat until completely melted (3-4 minutes). Remove from heat, and whisk in zinc oxide and 1tsp of essential oil - pour into molds. Lotion bars will set in a couple of hours (1 hour in the fridge). But you can keep in the molds for as long as you want, and best to do this if you aren't going to use right away.
Jessie Jane's DIY Lazy Susan
Jessie Jane's DIY Lazy Susan
24" Wood round or wine barrel topPaint, stencils, paint brushLazy susan metal hardwareScrewsDrillPiece of feltScissorsBlock of wood Get a 24’’ round piece of wood. You can also use a wine barrel top. Attach and center your lazy susan metal hardware – These come in varied shapes, I recommend using the square pieces. Attach your block of wood, using your drill (separating each by a piece of felt). Finally, using paint, stencil and a paint brush, customize your lazy susan! You can also add embellishments, lace, glitter, and of course, some mod podge!
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