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You've Got a Golden Ticket Join Tom and Jerry on a sweet adventure in this classic tale of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Befriended by the kindhearted Charlie Bucket, Tom and Jerry look to repay the favor by helping Charlie secure a Golden Ticket and a tour of the magical Wonka factory. Inside, it's a "world of imagination," with dazzling delights for the eyes and tantalizing tunes for the ears. Will Charlie and friends avoid the tempting pitfalls of Wonka's edible realm? Savor this timeless family classic-now with a dash of Tom and Jerry!
The Monégasque royal, 36, was elegant in a navy blue silk dress as she arrived, hand-in-hand with husband Prince Albert, for an awards ceremony in Palm Springs. Twins are due in December.
As a blogger you have to be prepared and aware of upcoming holidays/seasons. We usually start Halloween crafts in July and Christmas in August, but sometimes inspiration strikes you at the last minute. These pin-up ornaments are exactly that! I've seen so many fun ideas and crafts out of the labels, so I wanted to come up with a quick and easy holiday-themed idea. If you've tried to remove a Sailor Jerry label before and were unsuccessful, don't be discouraged! I ruined 2 labels while trying to make this project, but hopefully you've been stockpiling your empty bottles so you have a few to work with. If you don't have more than one empty bottle, are you really going to be all that upset that you have to buy more rum? Right! Didn't think so! Pour yourself a drink and get crafting! ….. Supplies: 3-4 empty Sailor Jerry Rum bottles Hot water Scissors Recycled cardboard (cereal or beer boxes work best) Mod Podge Foam brush or paint brush Nail or tack Twine or ornament hooks (essentially a paperclip) (1.) Fill your bottles with hot water and let them sit for about 5 minutes. The heat will loosen up the adhesive on the bottle so the label peels back easier. (2.) Pick at a corner and slowly start to pull back. Like I said, sometimes you hit the jackpot and they peel off with no problem, but if you get a few tears, don't sweat it too much. It will give it a kind of weathered or aged look anyway, so just tell everyone it was intentional! (3.) Once your label is off, cut around the edges of the pin-up, leaving just a small space at the very top for you to put a small hole into later. (4.) Brush a coat of Mod Podge onto the cardboard and place your pin-up on top (image facing you). Run your finger over the top and edges to smooth out wrinkles or air bubbles. Repeat with remaining labels. Let them dry for 10-15 minutes. (5.) Cut out of the cardboard, around the edges of the pin-up. If it starts to curl up, just place the pin-ups between two heavy books for 30 minutes or so. This usually happens from the way you have to bend them when cutting around the edges. (6.) Take a nail or tack and push into the top of the ornament, creating a small hole for the twine or ornament hooks to go through. Feed twine through or place a hook in and hang it up or tie it around a present to use as a gift tag!
HONOLULU — President Barack Obama and comedian Jerry Seinfeld compare cars and trade one-liners in a 19-minute episode of "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee."
“It all started when photographer Jerry Taliaferro, did a photo exhibition with women wearing African masks. The response was so positive, Taliaferro thought of ways he could expand the exhibition.” …
6 family-owned wineries to check out around Kelowna 🍷 @priestcreek | Darren & Jane Sawin moved from Saskatchewan and built their beautiful winery to be able to share their farming roots with their...
Poison Apples are the perfect spooky, villainous treat for your next Halloween party! Essentially just candy apples dipped in homemade black caramel, they’re easy to make in just 30 minutes. And they taste like regular caramel apples!
They're back on TV with their first animated series in 30 years - and their chase capers are as nutty and neverending as ever. With Tom and Jerry Tales Vol. 1, you can enjoy their most most catfighting, roughmousing new adventures over and over again on DVD! Through 12 cartoon capers full of fur-flying, fun-packing chases and calamities, Tom and Jerry are still ever-determined to beat each other to the punch... no matter what it takes!
I saw the beautiful pillowcase dresses that Charlene of Pinch of Joy had sewed for a cause.....Project Yesu. I was very inspired and excited to participate in this wonderful project that provides these dresses for girls in Uganda. I used tutorials from Sew Like My Mom and from Pinch of Joy to make the dresses. My friend Liz came over this past Thursday and we managed to get 4 finished. I had leftover fabric and on Saturday pieced together 3 more dresses. I am still finishing one of them today. I have seen the pillowcase dresses on blogs but had no idea how fun and easy they are to make until sewing them for this project. It was a joy to use this fabric that had been in the fabric basket for several years. The ribbon bows flattered the fabric, adding just the right amount of cheerfulness to the dresses. Beautiful Liz, we have such a grand time, visiting and laughing a lot. Below is a photo of the two pieced together dresses with only one to finish. Their color looks faded, but that is due to the "photographer" not the fabric:) There is still time for these cute dresses to be made and sent to Project Yesu. They must arrive to Mallory who started Project Yesu by May 28, 2013 Completing this project reminds me of a lady I met once who sewed muslin dresses similar to these every day to send to girls in Mexico. I would think about her and hoped to do what she did some day. She lived in a house painted pink that was made fun of by her neighbors. Little did they know the lady who loved to give resided in that lovely pink house. Pretty Pillowcase Dresses for Pretty Girls
Jewel heists around the city of London befuddle Scotland Yard, and the beautiful singer Red is framed for the crook. Only the legendary Sherlock Holmes can find the real thief with the help of his assistant Dr. Watson - and of course, Tom and Jerry.
A bowl of this kung pao shrimp is a delicious combination of spicy, savory, sour, and sweet! Tender and juicy shrimp, stir-fried with bell peppers and chilies, and tossed in a thick and flavorful kung pao sauce—ready to be devoured in just 20 minutes!
