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What a great idea! It'll never rust, the name will stay pressed into the label, and I love your colored brads, to remind you of the color of the flower. Thanks for sharing your creative craft! Deb H. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Propagating Hydrangeas |
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In response to Cyinda.; watering once or twice a week should be fine, depending on weather conditions. If it's hot and dry with no rain for a week, then the hydrangea might need watering twice that week. The plant will droop a bit, letting you know it needs the water. I have 5 plants and haven't had a bit of trouble. I live in NJ. If you're in Seattle I would imagine you get enough rain to satisfy the hydrangea. As with most plants, if it's new, it would need tender loving care the 1st year. Planting in the shade would have you watering less than if it were placed in full sun. I don't fertilize, But lime will make the blooms pink and 'Miracid' will make them blue! Fun! ... View related article. |
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| RE: Caribbean Lime Coolers |
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This Caribbean Lime Cooler recipe is a close match to the old Lemon Cooler cookies by Nabisco. And as I said, this recipe is lime but you'd never know, it tastes lemony. This is for all the people out there who miss those Lemon Coolers! ... View related article. |
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| RE: Craft Project: Fabric Luggage Tag |
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To attach to the luggage, drape the long strap of the luggage tag around the handle on your luggage, take the bottom part of the luggage tag and put it through the loop of the long strap. Pull slightly to tighten. Hope the picture gives you the idea. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Craft Project: Fabric Luggage Tag |
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Deb H. again! SEW sorry! I forgot to include that a 1/4 yard of fabric makes 4-5 luggage tags. Cut wisely and you should get 5. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Craft Project: Fabric Luggage Tag |
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Hi Deb H. here! I just wanted to show the finished luggage tag! ... View related article. |
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| RE: Craft Project: Birdbath Recycled With Love |
In reply to Laniegirl, those aren't holes they are green glass accent stones/marbles, found at the craft store. The stepping stone cement is more expensive at the craft store, however I used the 50% off coupon. It cost me about $4.00. I went to Home Depot, but I would have had to buy a 50 lb bag of Portland cement. I didn't need all that, so I opted for AC Moore.
The stepping stone cement is Portland cement, just in case anyone was interested in making a lot of stepping stones, The 50 lb bag would be the better buy.Thanks Laniegirl, for your interest! ... View related article. |
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| RE: Old Bottles of Suntan Lotion |
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Does your township have a recycling center? They might take them. My husband and I recently had to clear out my mother-in-law's shed. With many old hazardous items, like paint thinner, varnish etc. My township recycling center adviced us that the county has a quarterly drop off site for hazardous materials. We just drove to the site on the specified day, showed our proof of residence, and they took the items from our trunk. Maybe your township can give you some information. Good luck. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Catch Drips on Oil Bottles |
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What a great idea. I'll search my drawers now! Thanks! ... View related article. |
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