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  • Easy to Make Water Fountains

    To make water fountains from planters and small, submersible fountain pumps takes a bit of planning, but isn't difficult. You can use decorative stones, slate tiles and metal sheeting to add...

  • How to Dye with Turmeric

    Dyeing with turmeric is a basic process that has been used for centuries across the world. Turmeric produces a bright yellow/orange color that can be combined with indigo or safflower to make a...

  • How to Paint a Glass Window With Epsom Salt

    After being dissolved in water and applied in liquid form, Epsom salt or magnesium sulfate solidifies into crystalline deposits on surfaces such as glass when it dries. Given this fact, Epsom salt...

  • How to Make a Photo Plate

    A photo plate can be a unique gift for a friend or family member, or an unusual souvenir for a particularly fantastic vacation.

  • How to Make Castile Hand Soap

    Authentic castile soap is created with pure 100 percent olive oil. Castile soap received its name from the Spanish region of Castilia, where castile soap originated. Castile soap is traditionally...

  • How to Dye Fiber With Food-Safe Dyes

    Any protein fiber can be dyed with a powdered drink mix. These drink mixes are nontoxic, so you can use the same pots and pans that you cook in. You can spin the dyed fiber, weave with it, or use...

  • How to make a Water Wheel out of Popsicles Sticks

    My child had to pick a Science Fair project. He chose how to get electricity from water. This was a hard project for a 5th grader who struggled with school. He was very excited about the project...

  • How to Make My Own Citronella Spray

    Citronella is a natural insect repellent that when sprayed on skin, clothing, pets and other belongings won't leave behind the harmful chemical residue found in insecticide treatments. Making your...

  • How to Soak Styrofoam

    "Wet" florist's foam is a special sort of Styrofoam that's used to hold fresh flowers and foliage. It's green and may come in pre-cut shapes like blocks, cylinders or rings. The foam may be used...

  • How to Dye Fabric Using Native Plants

    Dying fabric with natural plants and berries creates earth-tone colors and unexpected results. Crafters enjoy using natural dyes as the resulting colors and tones coordinate well with each other....

  • How to Make Poster Glue

    Poster glue has a white consistency and works best on dry surfaces like glass, metal, and drywall, according to the Monash Student Association. The main ingredient used is cornflour. As a...

  • How to Make Flowers Using Flour

    Sculpting can be done using a wide variety of substances. Salt-dough clay is inexpensive and easy to mix. Once dried and painted or sealed, salt-dough flowers can last indefinitely. Slow, low...

  • How to Stain Rose Petals

    Staining or dyeing roses is a fun project and a great way to provide an unexpected pop of color in your decor. Staining roses in a fun color is also a great way to decorate your house for the...

  • How to Tan Rabbit Fur

    Converting a beautiful rabbit skin with its variable colors, patterns and textures into a fur that can be used in a variety of craft and sewing projects costs very little money and requires little...

  • How to Hand Wash Alpaca Fiber

    Many spinners and crafters use alpaca fiber raw, but sometimes it's nice to work with a nice clean fleece. Alpaca has no lanolin and tends to be much cleaner than wool so is relatively easy to wash.

  • How to Make Your Own Recycled Paper Using Construction Paper

    Recycled paper is made by breaking down scraps of used paper and mixing them with water to create a paste. This paste is then thinned out with more water and scooped up with a screen that strains...

  • How to Clean Dirty Wood for Reuse

    Today with times getting harder to get by and our environment getting worse some people are turning to doing it them selves and recycling as much as possible. Recycling wood can often be a great...

  • Craft Uses for Flower Petals

    Use flower petals to make votive candle holders, beads, bracelets, ice cubes, gift-wrap decorations, sun catchers, stained glass and perfume. These crafts are quick and easy to create.

  • How to Make a Water Bottle Holder with Ribbon

    A ribbon water bottle holder is a neat way to carry your water bottle. This simple ribbon bottle holder keeps water at hand when you’re walking, hiking and rollerblading or even while walking the...

  • How to Dry the Leaves of a Japanese Red Maple Tree

    The Japanese red maple (Acer palmatum) is prized for the color of its leaves during spring and fall. These deciduous trees, which grow three to ten feet in height, produce red leaves in the...

  • How to Make Soap From Scratch

    Soap making is an ancient craft that has been used by people for hundreds if not thousands of years. Making soap from scratch involves many of the same techniques that people used long ago, and...

  • How to Make a Medieval Clock Using Water

    In antiquity, the water clock was the most accurate and commonly used timekeeper, and a device used for millennia. In Medieval times, perhaps as early as the 10th century, wealthier monasteries...

  • How to Dye Rose Petals

    Rose petals are commonly used as decorations on tables or walkways during weddings. The petals can also be placed in decorative bowls on tables as a simple potpourri. Natural rose petals turn...

  • How to Create a Double Boiler for Candle Making

    Candle making is exciting and fun, and the process of making your own candles can reconnect you to what life was like when people had to make their own household goods. In order to dip your own...

  • How to Make Lye Crystals

    Lye is a dangerous corrosive material, but it has a variety of benign uses. It is a used to cure dishes like lutefisk, pretzels, hominy, and the so-called "thousand-year-old" eggs in Chinese food....

  • How to Make Beauty Soaps

    Soaps are any substance made from a mixture of natural oils and fats with an alkali. Soap making started out in the 18 century. They usually mixed animal fat, lye from wood ash, and salt until it...

  • How to Dye Roses Blue

    Blue roses have been sought after for centuries by rose lovers around the world. Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a truly blue rose. The hybrids available that are marketed as blue are...

  • How to Create an Underwater Mural

    Underwater spaces, such as pools and fish tanks, can quickly become boring and mundane. A solution may be to paint a mural on the surface of the pool or tank. However, creating an underwater mural...

  • How to Make Bloody Guts for Halloween Events and Other Parties

    This halloween I tried a little experiment of using what I had in the kitchen to make bloody guts. It worked so well and I got such a cheap thrill out of it I wanted to share it with you. From my...

  • How to Preserve Flowers With Bleach

    When you receive a beautiful arrangement of blossoms, it's only natural to want to sustain these cut flowers as long as possible. An effective method is to form a bleach preservation mixture,...

  • How to Dye With Wild Cherry Bark

    American Indians and pioneer settlers used items found in nature to create richly colored dyes in the days before synthetic pigments. Crafters and artisans still use natural dyes to obtain...

  • Care of Roses for Corsages

    Roses are the most popular corsage flower, but they are not naturally a long-lasting cut flower. To keep the blooms fresh and beautiful as long as possible, proper conditioning of the flowers is...

  • How to Change the Color of Maroon Bed Sheets

    Maroon bed sheets are nice but every now and again it's good to spice things up and make a change. With a bit of craftiness and patience, you can change the color of your sheets yourself, without...

  • How to Remove Paint From Rubber & Plastic

    Paint projects can be fun, they can be important chores around the house, but they can also be sloppy. Whether you're painting walls outside or inside, or making a fun crafts project, you...

  • How to Clean Mosaic Tile

    It is important to thoroughly clean mosaic tile, as its uneven surface can collect dirt, which is not only unhygienic, but can shorten the life of your mosaic tile. Fortunately, maintaining your...

  • How to Use Walnut Shells

    There are many things you can do with walnut shells, from crushing them for mulch to painting them for use as Christmas ornaments. Creating fabric dye is one of the easiest ways to use walnut...

  • How to Unwrap Grapevine Wreaths

    A grapevine wreath is a craft item that can be easily recycled---over and over again. Even if the wreath looks as if it has seen better days, the decorative items that are covering it can be...

  • How to Soak Grapevine Garland

    Dried grapevine garlands can be found in many forms at craft supply houses. You can also find dried grapevine wreaths at yard sales and thrift stores for less money. Reform grapevine garlands--or...

  • How to Remove Craft Paint

    Acrylic craft paints are water-based, and therefore fairly easy to clean without abrasive chemicals. If plain water does not lift the stain, try these methods to remove acrylic paint from...

  • What Is Window Chalk?

    Window chalk has become a popular decorating tool for classroom windows, business storefront windows and vehicles. However, even though it has become popular, many people still do not know what...

  • How to Clean Willow Baskets

    Whether your willow baskets are for actual use to carry things around the house or are just part of your home decor, you can't avoid the buildup of dust and dirt on these wicker products. Cleaning...

  • How to Make Homemade Longhorn Rugs

    Whether you raise longhorn cattle, or know someone who does, you can make a homemade longhorn rug that will add a touch of western flair to any home or cabin. Although longhorn rugs are...

  • What Will Make Homemade Soap Not Be Sudsy?

    Homemade soaps are an economical way to clean and nourish your skin. However, the most common complaint from novice soapmakers is that their soaps don't create the same amount of suds that...

  • Uses for a 5 Gallon Bucket

    It's amazing how handy a 5-gallon bucket can be. From furniture to fishbowl, these versatile plastic tubs can be used for just about anything imaginable. If you are working on a project, chances...

  • How to Clean Raw Wool

    Wool, or fleece, is used in spinning and knitting. When wool is removed from the sheep, it must be cleaned before use. Washing your own wool can be greasy, intense work but it opens up a range of...

  • How to Make a Fake Ocean for Kids Activity

    This article is about how to make a fake ocean for kid's school project or to keep them busy on a long day.

  • How to Dye Silk Ribbon

    Whether you want the perfect shade of pastel ribbon for your wedding decorations or vividly colored ribbon for crafts, you can easily dye silk ribbon at home in your kitchen with a few basic supplies.

  • How To Dye Pampas Grass

    Pampas grass is a plant indigenous to Argentina, Brazil and Chile. Due to its durability and plumage, landscapers often use the grass in other regions, including the United States. Pampas grass...

  • What Is the Difference Between Plaster & Plaster of Paris?

    Plaster of Paris is one of three types of plaster. The other two are lime plaster, made from calcium hydroxide and sand, and cement plaster, a combination of plaster, sand, Portland cement and...

  • How to Use Water Slide Decal Paper

    Water slide decal paper can be used to transfer your creative design onto a large range of surfaces. From decorating a toddler's wooden dresser with dinosaur images to adding snowflakes to a glass...

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