I said no to surgery and healed my knee naturally. I'm sharing the ligament tear in knee home remedy that worked for me.
At first glance, this property looks like a very well-kept Mennonite church in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. And although that was once correct, in 2002 the 1876 Peace Chapel was transformed into a unique home for Tom Sangrey and his soon-to-be wife Carolyn.
The reveal of our moody, cozy TV/family room is here! Come read about the process and see the VERY satisfying before & after photos. So many ideas to share!
I'm showing you how to make Korean soybean sprouts side dish. Every family/restaurant has different ways to make this dish, like any other banchans are.
When I began homeschooling almost 7 years ago, I never imagined the impact it would have on me. I had looked at all the benefits for our children and how it would improve and enhance
@jameesy @obsdmd Here is mine; it's a bit messy, but I would love to hear from you on what steps you think I could take to make it more orderly and organized.
I would love to stroll this hillside at sunrise, wouldn’t you?! Beautiful landscape with lovely greens and a perfect sky.
I love felt crafts! Our smaller felt board has been one of my favorite DIY’s for the kids! Every time I shared pictures of it, people commented on how they were wanting to make one. So I thought I would put together a Large Felt Board Tutorial so you can see how easy and doable this project really is! The best part of this project is that it’s both art and fun for the kids’ room! If you’ve been thinking about making one… go for it! If you have a sewing machine you can easily sew the blue and green felt together, or to make this project EVEN easier, just do green! You need three things to get started: Canvas, Felt and a staple gun! Try to grab your canvas when it’s on sale or with a coupon. The Craft stores I shop at always have them. I got this one at Michael’s for 40 percent off and then 25 percent off my total order! So plan ahead and grab those canvases if you have this project in mind. FELT BOARD SUPPLIES: Canvas You can use any size you want! Just make sure to get enough felt to cover and wrap …
“I've just bought a home with a nice-sized backyard and would love to create a more sustainable garden there. However, I’m a little unsure if I can actually create a permaculture garden at home. I’ve heard it’s quite complicated and takes a lot of time. I live in a region that gets both really hot summers and cold winters, so I’m also worried about whether permaculture is something that works in such a climate. Can you give me some advice on how to start and whether it’s practical for someone like me to try this on my own?” Thanks, Brian,
Last year, my school started using CHAMPs as a school-wide proactive and positive approach to classroom management. For those of you that h...
I love felt crafts! Our smaller felt board has been one of my favorite DIY’s for the kids! Every time I shared pictures of it, people commented on how they were wanting to make one. So I thought I would put together a Large Felt Board Tutorial so you can see how easy and doable this project really is! The best part of this project is that it’s both art and fun for the kids’ room! If you’ve been thinking about making one… go for it! If you have a sewing machine you can easily sew the blue and green felt together, or to make this project EVEN easier, just do green! You need three things to get started: Canvas, Felt and a staple gun! Try to grab your canvas when it’s on sale or with a coupon. The Craft stores I shop at always have them. I got this one at Michael’s for 40 percent off and then 25 percent off my total order! So plan ahead and grab those canvases if you have this project in mind. FELT BOARD SUPPLIES: Canvas You can use any size you want! Just make sure to get enough felt to cover and wrap …
Install a pocket door to save precious floor space. We'll show you step-by-step how it's done.
I love felt crafts! Our smaller felt board has been one of my favorite DIY’s for the kids! Every time I shared pictures of it, people commented on how they were wanting to make one. So I thought I would put together a Large Felt Board Tutorial so you can see how easy and doable this project really is! The best part of this project is that it’s both art and fun for the kids’ room! If you’ve been thinking about making one… go for it! If you have a sewing machine you can easily sew the blue and green felt together, or to make this project EVEN easier, just do green! You need three things to get started: Canvas, Felt and a staple gun! Try to grab your canvas when it’s on sale or with a coupon. The Craft stores I shop at always have them. I got this one at Michael’s for 40 percent off and then 25 percent off my total order! So plan ahead and grab those canvases if you have this project in mind. FELT BOARD SUPPLIES: Canvas You can use any size you want! Just make sure to get enough felt to cover and wrap …
*orders of more than one piece will be cut in one continuous length unless instructed otherwise * **Please visit our website for better prices www.appleoakfibreworks.com I would love to describe Linen as the European version of Silk. The best linen is produced in Ireland, Belgium and some other European countries. Our 'LINON' Linen Fabric is soft and perfect for Clothing: Summer clothing, skirts, dresses, Blouses, Shirts Homeware and Crafts: Patchwork, Quilting, home accessories and embroidery. Material: 100% Linen Width approx.: 150 cm Colour: White Weight: 125 g/square meter Oxygen bleached Not pre-washed Expected Shrinkage: 10% Wash: 60-90 degrees Celsius ______________________________________________ Environment: Linen can be expensive, but it is also much better for the environment. Flax plants are very resilient, they can grow in poor soil, and require very little water. What’s more, every single part of the flax plant is then used in making all types of products, from linen clothing to varnishes. Health: Similar to silk, 100% linen is wonderful for people with sensitive skin and those prone to allergic reactions like "prickly heat" in hot weather. For women who suffer from "hot flushes", 100% linen is the most comfortable answer in warm environments. Care: Linen can't and shouldn't be ironed. The creasing is part of the natural allure. The creasing also molds the garment, and in practice the more creasing there is, the less evident it becomes as the whole garment softens. Linen loves being washed and dries much quicker than Cotton. The more it is worn and washed the softer the fabric becomes. It also lasts much longer than cotton, as it is harder wearing and a much stronger material. ______________________________________
I love pillow. I have many throughout my house so I thought I would share with you how to make a bolster pillow cover for your home. This is a simple sewing p
I’ve gotten SO many questions about all the rugs we have in our new house, so I wanted to share all the details with you guys. Since you had a ton of questions about sizing as well, I thought it would be helpful to share the dimensions of each rug we have. Rugs can be supper tricky to shop for, espe
I show a LOT of ugly houses. (Did I mention that I’m a real estate agent?! more about that here) Almost every ugly house (and many perfectly nice houses) have dark, dingy, dirty brick firepla…
Original Mixed media painting cyanotype with watercolor - one of a kind This unique original unframed cyanotype print was created using fresh plant, chemicals, sunshine and love. This beautiful, unique piece would look lovely framed and placed around your home to bring a little bit of nature indoors! Every one of my botanical cyanotypes is unique. There are no multiple editions. If you purchase one of my prints you can be sure you are in possession of “one of a kind” item. This is not a giclee print, it is an original cyanotype print! I enhanced the print with watercolor and pencil drawing. The measures of this artwork are 24x32cm (approximately 9x12 inches) and is made on archival cold press watercolour paper 300 g/m2. The cyanotype prints are one of a kind monoprints, made according to camera less photography process from the 1800s, called cyanotype. The traditional cyanotype process usually results in simple white silhouettes on blue background. By using the additional chemicals and altered process I achieve varieties of colours in my prints. The final details in these prints are added with aquarelle paint. ~ Please Note ~ Cyanotype printing is an alternative photography process. Try not to expose the cyanotype to direct sunlight for long periods of time, as this may cause it to fade. However, if this happens put the print in the dark for few days. This should restore the original intensity of the colours. Due to the handmade nature of all of my items, there may be small imperfections. This shows that they are unique! The blue colour of the cyanotype may look slightly different to the colour shown on your computer or phone screen. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Thank you for stopping by! ~ Find me on Instagram: @bbmedakovicart
Do you love the beautiful Christmas Villages you see decorating people’s homes during the holiday season? They are so pretty but can be very expensive! I collec…
I went to a party on Saturday where the hosts had a fantastic mask collection. I caught this picture of one of the other guests, little Sophie, sitting on the stairs and admiring the collection.
Growing up, the library was a wonderful treasure my mother would take us to weekly. I love the smell, the feel, and what a book represented: adventure & knowled…
Super modern and stylish walk-in shower ideas to try out today. You probably haven't though of them. Click to find out which they are!
DIY Project! Learn how to make a silhouette of your child! Love this idea for all my kids!!
I love organization, but not everyone does or thinks in that methodized way. As part of my recent reader survey, one reader said her digital organization had become quite cluttered. So I thought I would share with you the digital folders that I have on my computer for my design b
