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Minggu, 28 Februari 2016
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Sabtu, 27 Februari 2016
Start building your own coffee table with these easy step-by-step designs. Here you will find your first homemade coffee table plans. Start by downloading the table plans and looking for a design you like.
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Here you will find 75 simple wood chair plans for your next woodworking project. With these chair plans you will have no problem building your own custom wooden chair.
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We usually dont do recipes on Drab to Fab, but desperate times call for desperate measures. I have to be honest and let you all know I was planning on sharing another craft, but I was so busy doing last minute Christmas errands that I never got a chance to do it. Instead of letting you down, I came up with plan B.....My favorite Christmas cookie recipe! This cookie is one of those that get better & better with each day that goes by, and I promise it is a crowd favorite! You are going to want to triple the batch they are that good! Plus they will look so cute on one of those Cupcake stands that I showed you earlier!
Mint Chocolate Christmas Cookie
Ingredients:
3/4 c butter
1 1/2 c brown sugar
2 T water
1 12 oz pkg. of chocolate chips (semi-sweet or milk – your choice!)
2 eggs
2 1/2 c flour
1 1/4 t baking soda
1/2 t salt
1 bag or 2 boxes of Andes Mint Candies
~ Melt butter, brown sugar, water, and chocolate chips slowly in a pan.
~ Pour into mixing bowl and add eggs, flour, baking soda, and salt. Mix together well. Refrigerate dough for 1 hour. (Very important step!)
~ Preheat Oven to 350 degrees after refrigerating dough.
~ Line cookie sheet with foil and place dough in round spoonfuls.
~ Bake for 8-12 minutes. (I like them a little gooey!)
~ Immediately after removing from the oven, place an Andes Mint on each cookie. Allow it to melt for a minute or so, then spread the mint over the top of each cookie with a knife.
Enjoy.
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Jumat, 26 Februari 2016
Do you want to learn how to make this ELEGANT CUPCAKE STAND?
Just grab...
*a 1x8 slat of wood. (Any sz. slat of wood would work for your bases, it just depends how wide you want it.)
*a 2x2 slat of wood or a decorative spindle
*a pin nailer or wood glue
*paint and stain of your choice
*opt. some sort of finale topper (check your local craft stores)
First cut your two bases (you could do more than two) from your 1x8. I cut one 1ft long and another piece 1 1/2 ft. long to create a staggered effect.
Next take your spindle or 2x2 and cut them to create height in between each base.
I had this spindle laying around and decided to use the ends of it.
Chop into 2 pieces and attach it the like so....
Again if you cant find a spindle I think a 2x2 would work just fine for the middle and topper.
Next I cut my 2x2 into 4 one inch pieces for feet to give it more height.
Then simply sand and paint.
I stained over top of my paint as well.
I purchased my finale topper at a local specialty store.If you cant find something similar, get creative and add anything you can think of as a topper.
These are perfect elegant gifts. You could even attach some recipe cards too.
Dont these muffins look divine?
Dutch Apple Cheese Muffins...need I say more?
Click here to get the recipe card from my talented sisters Beccas recipe blog. We like to call her Becky Crocker..tehe.
TOODLES,
BON
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Conference weekend are some of my most favorite weekends. Like many, our family tries to make these days extra special. They often consist of nature drives and hikes in the mountains in between meetings, preparing special meals, snacks and desserts for each session, Visiting grandma and grandpas, aunts, uncles and cousins, building massive LEGO creations with dad, playing games and activities that go along with each of the speakers, and listening to the sweet and tender words of our dear Prophet and his Apostles.
The messages from this months Conference did not disappoint. I felt like many of the talks given were with me personally in mind. And guess what, they were! They were given for each, and with each of us in mind. I soaked in all of the words that were spoken and found myself re-listening to many of the talks over, and over again. Dont you just love the warmth, wisdom, and the rejuvenating strength you feel to do and be better!? I cant get enough of it!
Here are just a few of my favorite quotes from Oct. 2013 Conference.
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If you missed out on hearing any of these beautiful and encouraging words, Click here and listen to them. I promise you will feel so inspired and uplifted!
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I have been waiting for this moment since I first gave birth eleven years ago . . . My son is in fifth grade. And he is learning STATES AND CAPITALS!!!!!
Finally. My area of expertise.
Of course I love maps (who doesnt?). One of the first purchases I made for our first apartment was a laminated world map and United States map. Later, I bought an actual roll-down map of North America off Ebay (I gave it to my sister Hanna when I had to build bookshelves in the only feasible place in my entire house that this map would fit . . . but thats a story for another time). And my favorite way to wrap presents is with map-paper from old road atlases (check out the post I did here about it). One of my favorite gifts my husband ever got for me (in 2005) was this geography coloring book, after he watched me print out maps from the Internet and spend hours coloring and labeling them.
But only having a fifth grader could prompt me to do what I have dreamed of doing since having my own home: painting a map of the United States on my very own concrete patio. Oh yeah! One week later, and I finally have the energy to blog about it.
I tried to "freehand" an outline of the US of A with chalk just by looking at the map in my atlas. Um, yeah, Texas was even bigger and freakier-shaped than usual, and Maine and Florida belonged where Newfoundland and Cuba belong, respectively.
So I had to do it a real way. I carefully drew a grid of chalk on my back patio. It was thirteen, 1-foot spaces wide by six, 1-foot-4-inch spaces long. And I even made the longitudinal lines get bigger as they went South . . . the better to represent the curvature of the earth, yo.
It took me about twenty minutes to lay out the grid.
Then I began to work on the states with chalk. The same way as reading: left to right, top to bottom (Only I actually went top to bottom, then left to right. The West Coast must be chalked first). That took an hour and a half. Whew. (The next day, I felt like I had done a thousand squats . . . as I very well may have done).
When I finally had the whole thing done, I was so excited to start spray-painting. "WAIT!" Youre thinking. "Spraypaint?" Unfortunately, my brain never told me that it might not be a good idea, because spraypaint is 1) fast, 2) cheap, and 3) lasts forever on concrete, as the many "project-spots" on my back patio can attest to.
Here goes.
I wanted to CRY after I sprayed the first couple states. I worked so hard chalking the California coastline! And now it just looked all . . . spray-painty. It was not as pretty and perfect as the chalk!
I stood for a while with the can in hand, like a vandal who cant decide which swear-word to graffito on the side of a box car in the dead of night when the only emotions she can conjure up are angst and rebellion . . . and I finally decided the same thing that said vandal would decide: go ahead and finish.
And Im so glad I did! It actually turned out to look pretty good. Kind of stylized. At the very last minute, I remembered Alaska and Hawaii, so I spent another twenty minutes chalking those two and then painting them (I actually left out the skinny strip of Alaska that butts up against British Columbia. Cest la vie.)
Now, time to help Truman become around-the-world champion of his fifth grade class. {If they still play around-the-world. Did any of you play it? My fifth grade teacher, Mr. Wood, gave king-size candy bars to anyone who made it all the way around the classroom . . . ah, those were my days of glory.}
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Finally. My area of expertise.
Of course I love maps (who doesnt?). One of the first purchases I made for our first apartment was a laminated world map and United States map. Later, I bought an actual roll-down map of North America off Ebay (I gave it to my sister Hanna when I had to build bookshelves in the only feasible place in my entire house that this map would fit . . . but thats a story for another time). And my favorite way to wrap presents is with map-paper from old road atlases (check out the post I did here about it). One of my favorite gifts my husband ever got for me (in 2005) was this geography coloring book, after he watched me print out maps from the Internet and spend hours coloring and labeling them.
But only having a fifth grader could prompt me to do what I have dreamed of doing since having my own home: painting a map of the United States on my very own concrete patio. Oh yeah! One week later, and I finally have the energy to blog about it.
I tried to "freehand" an outline of the US of A with chalk just by looking at the map in my atlas. Um, yeah, Texas was even bigger and freakier-shaped than usual, and Maine and Florida belonged where Newfoundland and Cuba belong, respectively.
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| My "canvas"--the concrete patio on the back of our house. Poor Calvin got to watch the entire two-hour process . . . |
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| Totally set the timer and took this picture of myself . . . shameful |
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| That bowl has a wet rag in it so I could "erase" my mistakes |
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| The West . . . like youve never seen it before |
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| All the easy, big states . . . |
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| I ended up using both atlases (one for kids and one for grownups) because one had better longitude / latitude lines, and the other had better outlines of the states themselves |
Here goes.
I wanted to CRY after I sprayed the first couple states. I worked so hard chalking the California coastline! And now it just looked all . . . spray-painty. It was not as pretty and perfect as the chalk!
I stood for a while with the can in hand, like a vandal who cant decide which swear-word to graffito on the side of a box car in the dead of night when the only emotions she can conjure up are angst and rebellion . . . and I finally decided the same thing that said vandal would decide: go ahead and finish.
And Im so glad I did! It actually turned out to look pretty good. Kind of stylized. At the very last minute, I remembered Alaska and Hawaii, so I spent another twenty minutes chalking those two and then painting them (I actually left out the skinny strip of Alaska that butts up against British Columbia. Cest la vie.)
Now, time to help Truman become around-the-world champion of his fifth grade class. {If they still play around-the-world. Did any of you play it? My fifth grade teacher, Mr. Wood, gave king-size candy bars to anyone who made it all the way around the classroom . . . ah, those were my days of glory.}
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