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Showing posts with label Do it yourself. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Do it yourself. Show all posts
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
8 Ways You Can Use Sweet Almond Oil to Better Your Health!
| (Photo Credit: Wikipedia) |
I love natural at home remedies and I love natural oils for skin care, Sweet almond oil also has the added benefit of smelling so nice. Check out some of the info I have found about how Sweet Almond Oil can help you!
Almonds are mostly used salted, plain, in confectioneries and
desserts and even consumed to extract massage oils, edible oil and even hair
oils. Almond oils are widely used all over the world due to its amazing uses.
Sweet almond oil is highly used for skin and health care purposes. Some of
amazing benefits are described below.
| (Photo Credit: Wikipedia) |
- Rich Source for Vitamins and Minerals:
Almond oil is available in pale yellow color, amazing in flavor
and a high source of important minerals and vitamins. Calcium, magnesium,
potassium, vitamins D and E are found in sweet almond oil that is why it is a
great source of nutrients which are essential for health.
- Sweet Almond Oil for Cardiac Health:
Sweet almond oil is rich in folic acids, mono saturated fats,
protein and potassium sweet almond oil helpful to maintain your health of
heart. You can lesser down the heart diseases if you add up almond oil in your
diet.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Monday, February 17, 2014
Fancy Antsy Tie Tying!
Post by Stacy M Price.
Labels:
Cool Stuff,
DIY,
Do it yourself,
Fancy,
Fresh,
How To,
Studly,
Style
Location:
Anacortes, WA 98221, USA
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Paper Roses - Technique #1
(Using Patterned Petals and securing with Elmer's Glue)
I have been looking into all the various ways to create flowers, specifically roses,out of paper.
Step 1: Gather Supplies and Tools
Step 2: Draw Various Parts on Paper
Step 3: Cut Petals and Leaves for your Rose
Step 4: Fold and Burnish Outer Petals
Step 5: Glue Outer Petals Together.
Step 6: Proceed to Inner Petals
Step 7: Glue Inner Petals to Outer Petal Base
Step 8: Add Leaves
Step 9: Arrange Rose, or Roses as Desired
The above technique for creating paper roses was adapted from an Instructable and all photo credit goes to the Instructable (Unless otherwise notated in photo caption):
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Make-Paper-Roses/?ALLSTEPS
Supplies and tools for this craft are very minimal.
Paper
Scissors
Glue
Pen, pencil or marker
Clamps (if available)
Paper can be construction paper, copy paper, old book pages, gift backs, gift wrap, scrapbook pages, newspaper,English: This is a paper bag from Victory Supermarkets (Photo credit: Wikipedia) brown paper bags…. Etc. Tissue paper is not recommended.
After some practice you can skip outlining the pieces and just cut them out.
Shown are some designs you can use to begin with. As you can see, each individual shape is quite simple. Draw if necessary by following the picture shown. Try to maintain size relationships.
To make one rose you should have cut out a few leaves (2 or 3) and 7 petals (3 outer pedals and 4 inner petals)
The three outer petals are glued together to make the base of the rose.
Here, three or four concentric circles are wound or wrapped into cone shapes. You should have 3 or 4 different sizes of circles.
Having glued three or four cones together, we can now glue them to the base.
I add two or three leaves to the bottom of the rose. The leaves are cut out and the edges are serrated by making cuts along the edges of the leaf.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Wood 101: Circular Saw
The following tips are helpful for safely and skillfully
using a circular saw. I feel that
knowing how to operate your tools, what purposes they have and safety basics are the most important aspect of woodworking You will gain experience over
time but must start with safe practices. If not, you will gain many scars and
possibly lose limbs instead of gaining skill in your woodworking endeavors!
WEAR YOUR SAFETY GLASSES!
Safety goggles might make you “look funny” for a minute but that is WAY than to not being able to look because you blinded yourself while sawing some plywood!! Eye Protection is a must when working with a circular saw as chips fly and can obscure your vision and/or lodge themselves in your eye. Ouch! Also, you never know when gremlins might show up and start throwing things at you!
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