You don't need a workbench or large workshop! Learn how to use a circular saw without a table and make good-quality cuts easily.
The miter saw is one of the easiest tools for beginners to learn! Get all my tips on how to use a miter saw, and how to get accurate cuts!
Hello!Today I will tell you how I made a headboard for the bed ( you can reed how I did bed ). I couldn't decide which headboard I should do. And then I saw th…
Emily shares the basics of how to use a miter saw
You can grab these geometric art printable...and let your kids imaginations run wild! A perfect free printable to let the creativity flow.
Learn to Sew: How to Sew Curves and Corners If you are a beginner sewer you will need to learn to sew curves and corners. This tutorial w
I have been wanting to try one of these designs since I first saw one! Do you have the Deckled Circles? Ever wonder what to use the largest circles for? Well, demonstrators have been using them for Rocker Cards! How clever is that! I have made several this week, and this is one of my favorites! It uses the new Online Exclusives Latte Love Bundle! I will be doing this card in class this week!! Measurements: Pecan Pie: 5 3/4" square (base), 3 1/2" square (addition) Basic White: 5 1/4" square (inside - need only 1/2), 2 1/2" square (addition), scraps (spoons) A Latte Love DSP (N (OE)): 5 1/4" square (need only 1/2) (pink & brown swirl), 3 1/8" square (hearts), 2 "cups" from DSP, of your choice To Make This Card: Run largest Pecan Pie square with 2nd from largest Deckled Circle Die. Fold in half. Crease well. Set aside. Run largest White square with 3rd from largest Deckled Circle Die. Cut in half. Save the other half for another card, or share with a friend! Adhere inside card. Run the Swirl DSP also with the 3rd from the largest Deckled Circle Die. Also cut this piece in half. Save the other half for another card, or share with a friend! Adhere this piece to the front of card. Now for the added piece. Die cut the other Pecan Pie square from the 7th from the smallest die. Set aside. From the "heart" DSP, cut the 6th from the smallest die. Adhere to the Pecan Pie circle. Lastly, stamp sentiment in Pecan Pie ink onto smallest White square. Die cut with 4th smallest circle. Also attach this over the "hearts" DSP. I attached this to the "card base", now. You will center it over the folded, larger circle, and no higher than the width of an envelope! Or, 4 1/4" tall. You might want to attach this to your card base with Tear n Tape. Select 2 "cups" from the DSP. You will need to "fussy cut" these from the paper. Then, attach to card front, where desired. Stamp 2 "spoons" in Early Espresso ink, onto scrap of White. Die cut with corresponding die. I added these to my card with a strip of Dimensionals. Finish inside with sentiment in Pecan Pie. I also added some Calypso Coral hearts from the Bee Mine Valentine set. Finish the front with new, scattered Swirl Dots. I also added some Wink of Stella to the "coffee" in the cups. (Or, if you have some Fine Tipped Glue that would be neat, too) Product List Latte Love Bundle (English) [163461] $46.75 Bee My Valentine Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) [162547] $21.00 A Little Latte 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper [163453] $12.50 Pecan Pie 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [161717] $10.00 Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [159276] $10.50 Pecan Pie Classic Stampin' Pad [161665] $9.00 Calypso Coral Classic Stampin' Pad [147101] $9.00 Deckled Circles Dies [162286] $37.00 Bone Folder [102300] $7.00 Paper Trimmer [152392] $26.00 Paper Snips [103579] $11.00 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $4.25 Clear Wink Of Stella Glitter Brush [141897] $8.00 Adhesive Backed Swirl Dots [163464] $8.00
If there’s something you’ll get to know about me, it’s that I hate being wasteful. Yes, some people might call me a bit of a hoarder, but I strongly feel that we shouldn’t throw things out unless we know that thing can’t serve a useful function anymore. That being said, there are some things that...
I. am. obsessed! To say the least. I was introduced to Seesaw this year during one of our "Wonderful Wednesday" optional professional development sessions. An amazing teacher in our school who knows all the new happenings in the technology/education world was holding an info session on Seesaw - an interactive learning journal that you can use in your classroom. "It even works for kindergarten!" Is it just me, or do we hear that ALL. THE. TIME. and it never actually works for us. Let's face it. Kindergarten is different *in the best way possible*. So I went. And I told myself I would walk on out if I didn't think it would work for my kids. Not all apps are good for 5 and 6 year olds who can't quite read yet. Well, I stayed, the whole time. Trust me. This app works with Kinders! It is super easy to use. There are endless ways to use it. It is just FABULOUS! (By the way, you can get a free month of Seesaw plus right here! It has some really awesome features to help you communicate with parents, prepare for conferences, and track student progress!) Here is a list of ways to use Seesaw with your kindergarten students: (V = video P = photo D = draw) I often have my students record over any drawings & photos so that they can explain what is going on. Math: Write numbers! (D) Draw a picture to represent a number (D) Compare two sets of objects & orally explain which is more or less (P) Demonstrate 1 to 1 counting & state the number counted (V) Count from 1 - 100 by 1's and 10's (V) Represent & explain teen numbers by using a group of ten and some ones (P) Draw 2-D shapes and record what they are (D) Find 2-D and 3-D shapes in the classroom. Name the shape! (P) (V) Compare two different shapes & orally explain how they are alike and how they are different (P) Place an object somewhere and use positional words to describe where it is (P) Solve an equation in a variety of ways (D) Explain how they solved an equation (V) Show partners of any given number (P) ELA: Finish a sentence. Give them a starter & have them expand it (V) Retell a book (V) Draw the characters in a story (D) Draw the setting of a story (D) Explain how two books are alike and different (V) Answer a question by showing evidence from the book (P) Read a piece of writing (P) Practice writing & reading sight words (D) Read a book (V) Practice fluency (V) Other: Give weather reports (V) Send a message to parents on Valentine's Day (V) Tell parents something new they learned that week (V) I am sure there are 100's of other ways! How have you used SeeSaw in your classroom?
Neckline binding is my favourite neckline finish for knits. In today's Briar sewalong, we'll be showing you our method for creating a neckline binding.
A miter saw is one of the handiest tools you can own, and one of the messiest. The chips and sawdust it creates get everywhere. This dust hood helps corral the mess by giving it somewhere to go—into a dust collector or shop vacuum. You can build a hood for your saw from plywood and a few fittings.
Discover essential tips and tricks for beginner thrifters in this guide, designed to help you score amazing finds and enjoy the hunt.
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The miter saw is one of the tools we use the most to make DIY furniture projects. Here are 7 miter saw tricks and tips to make the most of your miter saw!
Is your miter saw cutting crooked? It's easy to fix! Simple adjustments to the saw blade and the fence will guarantee straight and accurate cuts every time.
Learn how to sew slippery fabric by using these sewing tips for sewing lightweight fabric. Make tricky fabric easier to sew and work with!
I constantly use my circular saw for projects. Circular saws are versatile, and a great saw for beginners. They do have a slight learning curve, so I’m going to show you the basics of how to use one so you can start your own projects!
Whether you're a seasoned craftsman or a DIY enthusiast seeking to take your woodworking to the next level, the right tools can make all the difference. Think about all the intricate projects you craft with your hands; do they not deserve the precision that can only come from a premium tool? Should the size of the project deter you from achieving exceptional results, or can the right sliding table panel saw be the key to opening those doors? Let's embark on this expedition to explore the sliding table panel saws, specifically designed for different project sizes, and see how these power tools can shape your future designs.
When I first saw the shadow caster concept, I was so incredibly excited! Drawing guidelines for a calligraphy project is just about the most tedious thing I can think of. Enter the Umbracast! Keep reading to see how this gem works! * This is an unsolicited review of a product that I wanted to try...
In this video sewing tutorial I will show you how to sew a buttonhole by hand. Find out why you would need to make hand-sewn buttonholes, how to do a knotted buttonhole stitch, what threads to use for making buttonholes by hand.
Learn how to easily build DIY garage cabinets for a garage wall that provide extra storage space and garage organization.
Tailwind has many benefits for small businesses and bloggers including helping to increase blog traffic! See how I use Tailwind to grow my Pinterest.
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Discover how to cut plywood without splintering! Follow our expert tips to master clean cuts with a circular saw and avoid tearout.
When I first discovered how to gather fabric, a whole world of sewing opportunities opened up to me. I quickly became obsessed with gathering skirts and making ruffles! Although gathering fabric is very simple there are a few things you need to know.
It did not take us long to see how much toy rotation benefited our daughters. Here are the few positive changes we saw once we implemented the process: More i
Figuring how how to cut rebar can be a little challengingñ however, Saw Guy has you covered with this easy guide on a few different methods for this job.
Materials: Vika Furuskog table top, 14 ft 1x4s and 12 ft 1x3s, compound miter saw, Kreg Jig
Going for a vintage vibe on your next home DIY? Read this guide on how to whitewash wood to get that perfectly weathered look.
Necklaces and Neckline Necklaces and neckline, what to wear? Its a question we get almost daily! Finding the right necklace to wear with your neckline can sometimes be a challenge for a lot of us. This is simply because we are generally so focused on colors that we tend to miss how important shape and size fits int
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Beginner sewing refashion tutorial for how to add fabric to a shirt to make it bigger with a full photo walk through
Written plus video tutorial shows you how to sew a zipper pouch - great practice for zippers and fun and quick gifts to make
Sewing knits and stretchy fabric beautifully is actually very easy, and this can all be done on a sewing machine. No serger required.
