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Permalink From dried out marker to fresh new watercolor paint! Don’t throw your old markers away, revive them! Soak old markers in a cup of water overnight. The longer they sit the better. Then, presto: vibrant water color paint! You can experiment mixing various colors of markers. You’ll end up with unique, one of a kind paint! Plus, you’ll save money and be recycling!
Permalink 1. Put on nail polish and let dry. 2. Dip fingernail in alcohol-basically any will do, vodka is suggested. 3. Press a strip of newspaper big enough to cover the whole nail on to your alcohol soaked nail. 4. Pull off slowly and be really impressed with yourself. 5. Paint top coat if desired.
Permalink bake marbles then drop in cold water to cause them to crack inside and then make into pretty pendants!
Permalink Throw glow sticks in the bathtub and turn off all the lights during bathtime! WHY DID I NOT THINK OF THIS FIRST?
Permalink Paint an oatmeal container to use for a headband holder! (You can also store brushes inside!)
Permalink I taught this several years ago and I found ELMERS glue and water works well, dries hard. I used 60%glue40%water, place in bowl, mix, if too watery add more glue..place lace in bowl and “squeeze gently” to get lace completely wet. DO NOT WRINGWET LACE..GENTLY SQUEEZE excess glue out, then drape over balloon, hang to dry, when dry pop balloon and pull out top. When I place on balloon I don’t pull it up tight, I leave a top-hole space for light placement. This also works great for making lace bowls. Cover bowl with saran wrap first, follow direcitons for dunking lace. Drape and shape wet-glued lace over the saran wrapped bowl and let dry. When completely dry pull out bowl and pull off saran. Now you have a lovely lace bowl to fill with soap balls,or a clear glass votive with candle looks beautiful, potpourri, etc. HAVE FUN!
Permalink mothernaturenetwork: Seen here is Miss Baker the squirrel monkey, who rode a medium-range ballistic missile into space in 1959. She returned home safely from her flight into space and has been widely (and incorrectly) credited with being the first living creature to achieve that feat. When she died of kidney failure in 1984, about 300 people attended her funeral. 8 animals that have traveled in space
Permalink fairy-wren: bald eagle photo by supervliegzus
Permalink Paper flowers and branches on a canvas. Repinned from Decorating and organizing the home! by Elisha Allen
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