BATH SALT One cup Epsom salts One tablespoon water Drops essential oil(s) Drops of food coloring, YOUR PREFERENCE Molds, storage jars First add Epsom salts and water in a bowl. Add oil,and color if desired amount is (personal preference) Then put that mixture in the molds (packing them tightly) of your choosing. {This step is reminiscent of sand castles pack tight carefully remove bucket!} Finally let dry at least 3 days. Then put into jars for storing.

EFFERVESCENT TABLETS FOR THE BATH TUB!

THIS IS A HOME MADE VERSION OF THE EFFERVESCENT TABLETS FOR THE BATH TUB! 1 3/4 CUP OF SIFTED BAKING SODA 2 CUPS OF CORNSTARCH 1 CUP OF CITRIC ACID SPRAY BOTTLES FOOD COLORING IS OPTIONAL A GLASS BOWL ESSENTIAL OILS ARE ALSO OPTIONAL BAKING MOLDS FIRST SIFT 1 3/4 CUP OF BAKING SODA, 1 CUP OF CITRIC ACID, 2 CUPS OF CORNSTARCH YOU WILL WANT TO MIX OR TAKE OUT THE LUMPS THEN IF YOU DESIRE IT TO HAVE COLOR PUT SOME FOOD COLORING IN A SPRAY BOTTLE. NEXT POUR ONE CUP OF THE ABOVE MIXTURE INTO THE GLASS BOWL AGAIN IF YOU WANT COLOR GO AHEAD AND ADD IT IN NOW BY PUTTING DROPS OF COLORING INTO THE WATER BOTTLE. YOU WILL WANT TO STIR OFTEN BECAUSE THAT ADJUSTS THE COLOR. ALSO ADD THE WATER SLOWLY SO IT DOES NOT ACTIVATE THE FIZZES IN IT. WHEN THE MIXTURE IS MOLD-ABLE, CAN BE SHAPED OR PACKED YOU ARE READY FOR THE NEXT STEP. HERE WE WILL SELECT THE SCENT AND ADD IT IN SIX OR SEVEN DROPS SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT AFTER YOU PUT THE SCENT IN YOU WILL WANT TO DIVIDE INTO 1/4 CUP AMOUNTS (THAT IS ENOUGH FOR ONE BATH)YOU CAN USE MOLDS, TINY JARS, RECYCLE CONTAINERS BE CREATIVE AND PUT YOUR OWN SPIN ON IT THEN IF YOU ARE PROUD OF IT OR THINK ITS A GREAT IDEA THEN UPLOAD A PICTURE OF IT AND............. LET US SEE YOUR SWAG! LET SIT FOR A MINIMUM OF THREE HOURS

BINDING FOR QUILTS

I found s completely-machine-sewn binding! Here's how: You will need a main color and an accent color. Trim the excess batting from your quilt. Then measure the perimeter and add 10 inches. Cut as many strips of the {main} or outer binding to the perimeter of your quilt at 1 1/2" wide. Cut the same number of (accent) strips at 1 3/4". Sew the strips of each fabric together end to end. Sew the main color and the accent color together lengthwise using a 1/4" seam. There should be two strips that equal the perimeter of the quilt. Once the binding is attached all the way around your quilt, lightly press the binding toward the cut edge. Now wrap to the front, and using thread that matches the flange between the flange and the main binding fabric. Miter the corners as you would any binding: Join the two ends of the binding. Sew across the two ends of the binding at a 45 degree angle: If you stitch crosses the pin exactly where it went through the seams: you have a perfect join! FOLLOW ME ON PINTEREST

TURN ANY PICTURE INTO CANVAS PORTRAIT Instructions:

TURN ANY PICTURE INTO CANVAS PORTRAIT Instructions: Squeeze the wood glue onto the canvas. Make sure you get a good even coat of glue on there. But not too much…it will bubble your picture. Use your paintbrush to smooth it out. Next, lay your photo face down on your working surface (make sure the surface is wiped clean). Place your canvas (glue side) down onto the backside of your photo. Center it on all sides. Then smooth over the canvas well with a debit card or something similar. This is a bit tricky…try to squeegee your way to the edge. Work your way under the frame, all the way around. Then, turn it over and make sure you can see a smooth surface. Let that dry for at least an hour. After your top surface wood glue is dry, you can start to fold your photo around the edges Next, take your scissors and make your cuts on each corner. (Later on, you are going to wrap your corners and then fold.) You want the edge of the wrapped flap piece to sit flush with the top edge of your canvas. Squeeze glue onto the edges of the canvas…spread it out evenly with the paint brush. (note: glue one side at a time…then wrap and staple…then glue the next side, wrap and staple Start in the center and fold the photo over the edge of the frame. Staple every inch or so until your first side is done. Then move on to the opposite side. When you are gluing your two final edges, make sure you put glue under and on top of the corner flaps you are going to wrap. After they are glued down, wrap the photo and staple it down. Spoon the cream onto your photo wrapped canvas. Grab your roller and start rolling it out. To ensure that you have the right amount of cream on your photo, start with a spoonful and if you need more add it a little at a time. Roll it out until it looks even. you can buy this at any hobby store it feels like canvas. This will look milky but trust me It dries clear and looks beautiful.....you will love the results. ********FEATURING ************FOR ***************MY ********************JOHN! (SECOND TO ONE ARROW POINTING UP!!) HELL YA!!!!!!! PROPS JC YOU ARE FUCKING AWESOME ******************************** <3 GINA