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Jessie Jane's DIY Scrabble Coasters & Boardgame Placemat
Jessie Jane's DIY Scrabble Coasters & Boardgame Placemat
Game pieces (you already have)Epoxy 6000 glueTriple thick gloss coat (to seal)Cork base ( you can buy it cut to size or in rolls)Paint brushDirections:
Extreme Cold Weather Emergency Preparedness for Your Car
Extreme Cold Weather Emergency Preparedness for Your Car
Preparing Your Vehicle For Winter Driving:
Jessie Jane's Statement Jewelry Clutches
Jessie Jane's Statement Jewelry Clutches
Statement Jewelry- Chain necklaces and large brooches work wellEpoxy 6000 glue or needle and threadPlain clutch or purseNeedle nose pliersPaintbrushTweezers (if using individual beads)Directions:
Cristina Ferrare Creates a Holiday Tablescape
Cristina Ferrare Creates a Holiday Tablescape
Cristina’s Holiday Tablescape – Frosting Glass Vase Steps
Home Design Trends of 2014 with Ken Wingard
Home Design Trends of 2014 with Ken Wingard
Home Design Trends of 2014 with Ken Wingard
Aging Gadgets with Sophie Uliano
Aging Gadgets with Sophie Uliano
This year has seen a bunch more beauty gadgets arrive on the scene, and so I am excited to show you the ones that I think are really worthwhile, and the ones that are…not so much!
John McLemore's Top Turkey Frying Safety Tips
John McLemore's Top Turkey Frying Safety Tips
John McLemore's Top Turkey Frying Safety Tips Allow 4-min per pound when cooking a turkey in the deep fryer. Overheating the oil is the #1 cause of turkey fryer fires so keeping an eye on the temperature of your oil is key. You want to keep your oil at around 250°F. You want the temperature of the turkey to be the same throughout. Many turkeys have ice pockets in the cavity from refrigeration or freezing so place your turkey in a warm water bath to even out the temperature of the meat and get rid of any ice pockets. Drying the turkey is key. Water plus oil equals fire so make sure your turkey is really dry before you fry it.
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