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Photo Candle Holders

Print out a photo in black and white on vellum. Attach to a glass holder with mod podge, following instructions on mod podge. Would be super cute with a colorful ribbon tied aroung too! via

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Homemade Neon Message

 

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Tips for recreating your own neon love note:

* Sketch out your message and decide how many sticks you need.

* Buy a few more than you need because you’ll get some duds.

* Make sure you can attach them with clear tape and that it won’t damage the surface of the wall. Mine only peeled away at two spots because I was careful.

* Find the center of your word or phrase and then work your way out on either side.

* Use a tri-pod if you plan on photographing it.

* Make sure you don’t mind everyone else reading your message, too!

* Check your spelling. Haha!

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Giant Magnet Board

It’s simply an oil drip pan, bought from Walmart for $12. Cheap!

The oil pan had a grease coating on it which came off with SimpleGreen. I didn’t want to put (or try to put a hole in it for hanging) a hole in it so I use the 3M picture hanging velcro.

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Posted by on July 31, 2012 in Around the house, Communicate it, Education, Kids

 

Ice Cream Balloons

Step 1- Choose paper or already made bamboo cones (sold at http://www.jbprince.com)

Step 2- Find the perfect balloons, water balloons have the right shape (sold at http://www.Amazon.com) and fill with helium.

Step 3- Choose a nice string or thin ribbon, multi colored yarn string (sold at Michaels) is my favorite.

Step 4- Tie yarn around balloon tie.

Step 5- Make small hole at the bottom of cone.

Step 6- Pull yarn through cone and make knot just under cone point.

Your Ice Cream Balloons are ready to fly!! My daughter and I had fun adding flowers on top as the cherry and we also adorned the cone with fancy bows but it’s really up to you, so get creative!!

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Homemade Rolling Door for Under $40

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Materials
2 plumbing flanges
1 (possibly 2) plumbing angle brackets
Length of plumbing pipe
3 “hinged loops”
2 full sheets of masonite
1 bundle of 2×2′s
2 small wheels
Assorted nails/brads
20 wood screws

Equipment
Nail gun or hammer
Screw driver
Level

Click HERE for complete instructions

 
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Posted by on July 30, 2012 in Around the house, Recycle it, Workshop

 
 
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