If you would like a free printable St. Patrick's Day worksheet, head over here!
http://www.supermommoments.com/2011/02/green/
She also has a tutorial for a fun St. Patrick's day craft. A modern themed Leperchaun mobile. Super cute!
http://www.supermommoments.com/2011/03/st-patrick-rainbow-decoration/
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Monday, March 7, 2011
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
How to get your clothes to REALLY smell good.
Disclaimer: **so this is one of those take it or leave it posts. This may not be the accurate or appropriate way to do this... but give it a try for yourself. -NOT for WHITES!!
My mom taught me this and ever since, I get compliments on the smell of my clothes or kids clothes. Odd? -but there you have it.
This is the secret:
Wait till the final rinse cycle to add your fabric softner. My recommendation is Downey. As the wash is filling with water for the rinse cycle add it. The load will rinse and spin.
(normally my washer releases the fabric softner in the wash cycle and then drains it. Which wastes it.)
When I begin my load of wash I set a timer for 25min. (this is about when my rinse cycle starts)
Try it... It's wonderful for sheets!
My mom taught me this and ever since, I get compliments on the smell of my clothes or kids clothes. Odd? -but there you have it.
This is the secret:
Wait till the final rinse cycle to add your fabric softner. My recommendation is Downey. As the wash is filling with water for the rinse cycle add it. The load will rinse and spin.
(normally my washer releases the fabric softner in the wash cycle and then drains it. Which wastes it.)
When I begin my load of wash I set a timer for 25min. (this is about when my rinse cycle starts)
Try it... It's wonderful for sheets!
Friday, July 16, 2010
Rosette Tutorial
I love tutorials. -and I love cute accesories. So I did some research and this is what I came up with.
I purchased the smallest amount of fabric at the frabic store (4inches).
Rip the fabric in 1 inch strips. (the other side of this was cut, so run you fingers up and down it to fray it up)
Fold it in half and knot it.
While twisting the two ends, use a glue gun to glue it in place. (try to glue towards the bottom/back of rossette, so your glue wont show)
keep twisting and glueing until you have your desired shape.
you can glue felt to the back and place a pin for a shirt or jacket, or you can glue it to a head band.
(I have also seen them on necklaces too)
Enjoy!
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