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Children are fascinated with magic tricks. Read through this post to learn some easy magic tricks for kids to teach and help them practice while having fun.
Try these simple paper tricks that seem like magic! All you need is a little paper, tape and scissors to wow your friends and family.
Classic card tricks make a great boredom buster for older kids! Here are three fun card tricks that kids will have fun mastering and performing for their friends and family. Trick #1: I Can Guess Your Card! We found this simple trick on Kidspot, although we did the trick in a slightly different way. Start […]
We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post. Please see policies for more information.It’s always fun to have a few tricks up your sleeve. Over the years the boys have learned a few that they like to use to impress younger kids. This one is definitely a classic and one
Have you ever wondered how some people seem to have a magical charisma and are able to get along with just about anyone almost instantly? I'm going to show you that it's not magic
For 10 years I've been making this one thing from a Yotam Ottolenghi recipe to upgrade all my salads.
Quilts made with disappearing blocks are intriguing—and oh-so-fun! But just what are they and how are they made?
Math and geometry magic trick. How to turn 2 paper circles into a square. This is a fun activity to show your kids. They will want to try it for themselves!
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I just love cleaning with Mr. Clean magic erasers. Check out these Mr. Clean Magic Eraser uses for the entire house. Some of them might surprise you. It's so frugal. Magic Erasers gets so many different things clean again. Find 25 Mr. Clean Magic Eraser uses!
Tortilla chips loaded with seasoned beef, diced veggies, avocado, cheddar and Monteray Jack cheese plus a drizzle of tangy lime sour cream...
In season 2 of Emily in Paris there is a brief mention of Magic Leek Soup. Apparently, it's a simple weight loss trick French women have been using for generations. I kicked up the flavor profile but kept the calories to a minium. Enjoy!
With Sam not feeling well earlier today, we decided to spend our afternoon close to home and out of the sun. I love setting little play invitations out for the kids to discover after school, but since I hadn’t gotten a chance to set something up during nap time, I quickly pulled together a classic…
You don’t even need a knife.
Can you imagine being able to look magically leaner with just a few adjustments to your outfit? While it appears to be some kind of sorcery, optical illusions are not just a style for visual arts, but they can also serve as a fun and practical fashion tool. With the right technique and a little creativity, you can create harmonious proportions in your everyday outfits. We at Bright Side know that all bodies are beautiful in their own way, but if you’re looking for more confidence, here are 12 optical illusions that can easily improve your self-esteem.
Read this article and learn how to make your eyes look bigger naturally and easily with makeup. It’s time to flaunt gorgeous eyes because it's showtime, people!
Learn tricks and techniques to help you accurately and quickly draw migratory ducks and shorebirds. We will cover essential aspects of bird anatomy that is relevant for the artist and then explore…
This is a great collection of workouts to tone your arms. Get rid of arm flab and get stronger. Plus, videos to help keep you motivated.
Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission from the sale if you click through and purchase. Are you scared of sewing with curves? Have no fear! Today I am sharing a few tips and tricks that have been helpful for me. Give this post a read and try out the Sunroom Quilt Pattern. The quilt pattern above is The Natural Harmony Quilt Pattern . 1. Sew slow. It's tempting to put the pedal to the metal when you're comfortable sewing, but with curves it's all about slow sewing. You want to take your time and ease that curve slowly through the machine. 2. Needle Down. I set my machine in the needle down position when I sew. That means every time I lift my foot off the pedal the machine stops with the needle down. This helps to hold all the layers in place so that I can lift the presser foot and adjust around the curve. This will help you make that curve nice and smooth. Every few stitches, I raise the foot and turn the fabric slightly around the curve. 3. Pin, Pin, Pin!! Don't be stingy with those pins. As you pin your curved pieces together make sure you pin all the way around that curve to the very end. I also find it most helpful to start in the middle, work my way to one end, back to the middle and to the other end. 4. Steam Iron. I personally find that using steam is helpful. First of all it helps work out all those wrinkles from the pins so you can see if there are any puckers. Second, I think it helps ease out any accidental puckers if there are any. This is simply personal preference. I know there are mixed opinions on using a steam iron while quilting. I make sure not to pull or stretch the fabric too much since the steam will cause that to happen on it's own a little. 5. Tailor's Clapper! Alright this might be a new tool you haven't heard of before. I use this handmade clapper from Lamb and Loom. It makes such a difference to me! When I'm ready to press I open the seam, press and then quickly place the clapper over the seam and let it sit while I move on to the next piece. Then I repeat that process. The clapper helps to hold the heat on the seam and really make it crisp! I'm hooked on my clapper. The pattern above makes great practice - The Natural Harmony Quilt Pattern. If you feel like you can conquer the curves try out the Sunroom Quilt Pattern. This pattern was my first attempt at sewing curves. You can do this! You have all the skills you need now. Good luck! Here are some additional blog posts you might enjoy: Sewing with Triangles Quilting Curves Making Half-Square Triangles The quilt pattern above is The Natural Harmony Quilt Pattern.
Wondering how you should set up your 1-day Magic Kingdom itinerary? Wonder no more! This Magic Kingdom plan gives you an awesome day
Tutorial on how to use scraps of fabrics to make a magic quilt that sews itself as you are making another quilt.
These Black Magic Margaritas from Delish.com are the perfect boozy halloween party drink.
The easiest way to repair a pinhole prick in your favorite T-Shirt doesn't need needle, thread or sewing at all— just this quick trick that works like magic.
Are you looking for the best one day Magic Kingdom Itinerary? We have it and the best tips for your trip here!
Feeding your sourdough starter is an important part of sourdough baking. Learn how to do this properly with these ten tips!
Are you ready to pull your hair out because your kids WON'T. STOP. TALKING? You are not alone. I've got 10 ideas to help you.
Before heading to any Disney Park, it's a great idea to get familiar with the map. Here are the maps of the Disney Parks and a few quick tips too!
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Surprise your kids on St. Patrick’s Day with a visit from a magical leprechaun. These leprechaun tricks will lure them in with treats and more.
