Keep this in mind when you place valuables in your luggage thinking they’re safe.
Year: 2011
How to Remove a Dent in a Ping Pong Ball
How to Tie a Tie Tie
Job Interview? Briss? Court Appearance?
Yes, a necktie is definitely called for, and not a clip-on! No problem…relax, take a deep breath, remember your days in the boy scouts, and study the oh-so-easy knot-tying instructions printed right on Fred’s handy How Tie. Hand-crafted from 100% silk twill in a Euro-chic 3” width.
Home-made Crayons
Here’s a great way to use up all those broken crayons.
1. Preheat oven to 200°
2. Take out any broken crayons, tear of excess paper, and divide them by color. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, mix colors for fun, multi-colored crayons.
Crayon papers make great confetti3. Place the broken crayons in a molded, silicone tray (any shape will do).
Divided crayons going into the oven4. Place the silicone pan on a cookie sheet in the oven for 20 minutes or until melted.
Molded crayons just out of the oven[Note: ours took a little longer to melt, but many of our broken crayons were jumbo sized]
5. Let the pan cool for 15 minutes and gently pop the crayons out of the tray.
Our springtime crayonsWe think they’re cute and perfect for springtime party favors or gifts.
Pee-Pee Tee-Pee
Diaper changing a baby boy in your future? Don’t want to get hit with a fountain?
Be prepared with a Pee-Pee Tee-Pee!
To Make, You’ll need: 
1 receiving blanket, or soft fabric
scissors
ribbon
sewing machine, or needle and thread
butter lid as pattern
To make:
cut circles in fabric, using lid as guide or about 3″ diameter.
Layer two circles, then cut from side to center point.
Bring one side over the other and form a cone.
Position ribbon as a loop at the top of the cone.
Stitch together along edges to secure.
To use:
When changing baby boy, cover his pee-pee with the tee-pee. Wash after use.
Make several from one blanket.
Do It And How 