How to make Alice (from Alice in Wonderland) using Polymer Clay. Song: "Cancer" by Carpark North
Love sewing? Want to start Serging? I'm going to show you the key parts of a basic Serger and the tools I need when using mine. Check out my blog for all the detail and more crafty fun Thanks for watching- Let's share Crafty Inspiration Blog: www.createindie.com Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Shop: www.etsy.com
My Web Site: modelrr.oakviewresources.com A bunch of people have asked me how I secure my track to the road bed so I've put together a short tutorial on how I do it on my model railroad. In addition I talk about how I weather the track. Hopefully you can use some of the ideas I demonstrate on your layout.
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My Web Site: modelrr.oakviewresources.com I ran the source videos through a video enhancer and recompiled them at a higher bit rate. Both the sound and the video are somewhat better(you'll need to watch them in High Quality mode). This is the first part of a multi- part tutorial of doing Model Railroad Scenery using extruded construction foam. This video contains an intro and discussion on the materials you will need to get started.
This tutorial is going to show you how to crochet my very fun peace signs. These peace signs are very functional and can be used in a number of ways. For example, you use them as aa decorative patch for clothing items and bags, you can add a jump ring along with an ear wire and turn it into earring, or you can even add a key ring and turn it into a key ring. Read Me (Disclaimer): As always my tutorial videos are based on my own patterns and creations. If I am ever inspired by someone's work I will not only state that in the video but in the description box as well. You are free to do whatever you want with your finished item. You can wear it, sell, keep it, give it away, or even throw it away. It is your creation! All I ask is that you at least learn something and have fun doing it!
Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from Chez_Kimberly and more videos in the Candlemaking & Soapmaking category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Sure, votives are romantic and tapers are elegant, but molded candles are just plain fun -- they can be any shape you want! To complete this How-To you will need: A fire extinguisher or baking soda At least 1 lb. of candle wax A double boiler setup with lid A candle or candy thermometer A clear countertop or work area Some wax paper or newspaper Candle wicking Any long thin rod, like a pencil, chopstick, knitting needle or wooden skew The candle mold of your choice Some mold sealer And a small knife or piece of cloth Candle colorant (optional) Candle fragrance (optional) Warning: Keep flammable items away from the stove. Never leave melting wax unattended and never use direct heat to melt it. If the wax catches fire, do NOT try to douse it with water—use a fire extinguisher, baking soda, or, for a fire contained in a pot, cover it with the pot lid. Step 1: Prepare workspace Prepare your workspace by covering it with wax paper or newspaper to make cleanup easier. Step 2: Heat wax Place the wax into a double boiler setup and heat to between 150 and 200 degrees, depending on the manufacturer's instructions. Use the ...
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Go to www.keter.com to see our Tool Stand™! Use the Tool Stand for your tools, painting equipment, hobbies and arts and crafts.You can conveniently move it around using its carrying handles or store it in your garage, at your desk top or hanging on the wall.