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Time to spruce up your front door for spring! I priced wreath forms in the craft store this week and the styrofoam rings start at about $9 for a small one and go up from there. The large sizes were so expensive! Even with a coupon; no, thank you! Let’s make our own.
Start with a pool noodle and some duct tape. The noodle was $1 at my dollar store. You should be able to get duct tape there, too. I’m using the zebra striped stuff because it’s what I had; whatever it looks like, it won’t show in the end.
*You could also use foam insulation tubes from the home improvement store.
Bend the noodle into a circle and determine how big you want it. You could use the entire length of it if you like that size circle.
I chose to cut off about 6 inches using a serrated steak knife.
When it is cut to the size you want, tape the ends together securely with the tape. You’ll probably want a second set of hands for this.
See how it’s kind of flat where you put the tape? GENTLY squoosh it into a more round shape until you’re happy with it.
Now we will wrap the entire wreath. You could use yarn, twine, rope, whatever looks good to you, but I found this at the dollar store:
It’s clothesline; isn’t it gorgeous? It is plastic, but it looks just like baker’s twine, and it came in about 5 different colors. For my wreath, I used 3 bundles.
Put a small glob of hot glue on your wreath and press the end of the clothesline into it. Hold it there until it sets. Now this will be the back of the wreath; you’ll want to keep track of that as you wrap because you’ll want to keep the front as smooth as you can.
Now put on your favorite movie, get comfy and start wrapping.
It does take some time and patience to do this, but it’s not difficult. Keep each wrap as close to the last one as you can. I put about an inch of hot glue on the back, wrap until I was at the end of the glue, hold it a few seconds until it was well set, then check the front to make sure everything looked good. As you go around the circle, you may get some bunching or overlapping on the back to make it fit; just be sure it stays pretty smooth on the front.
Also, the styrofoam will melt if you touch it with the tip of the glue gun, so be careful of that.
Keep going until you get back to where you started. Overlap until you’ve covered all of the noodle, then glue the end down.
Take a minute to adjust the front to make any lumpy pieces lie flat and to cover any “bald spots.”
I embellished mine by hot gluing on some ribbon, lace and flowers that I had in my stash, but these are all things that are readily available at any craft store or usually even the dollar store.
Loop a ribbon through the top, tie, and hang.
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When two slices of buttery grilled bread are held together with a couple slices of perfectly melted cheese, I consider this comfort food at it’s best. Growing up the grilled cheese sandwich was a staple at our house. It was lunch on a cold day, a favorite of the school cafeteria and the quick and easy late night dinner of the working parents. But the grilled cheese sandwich deserves more credit than just a quick fix meal because over time I have develop a special place for it in my heart. Especially if it is served with tomato soup!
The ancient Romans are given credit with creating the first version of the grilled cheese sandwich and many other cultures have developed their own version as well. In the United States during the 1920’s when sliced bread and cheese were affordable the grilled cheese grew in popularity.
The grilled cheese is made with a little butter, bread and cheese. Only three ingredients are needed to make this ever popular sandwich. Although the original version of the grilled cheese is fairly simple and appeals to most peoples palates, don’t be fooled into thinking that it is best served only as a simple and quick lunch or dinner. Don’t be afraid to dress up your grilled cheese! Try different breads and cheeses, add a tomato or some ham, you might just be surprised at what you can create. My favorite is Sourdough with a few slices of garden fresh tomato and cheddar cheese, it reminds me of my visits to San Francisco. So if you haven’t eaten lunch yet, how about a grilled cheese and tomato soup?
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Spring cleaning starts to become addictive. As I start to deep clean my house it is refreshed for spring and I see things in the new light of spring’s sunshine as the winter clouds fade away. Freshly organized kitchen drawers, recently cleaned out closets and sparkling bathrooms are a satisfying site. But now I will admit that some kind of spring cleaning bug has bitten me. What else needs to be cleaned? This question is constantly running through my mind. (unfortunately there is no shortage of answers to this question) As look over what else I can clean I am drawn to my jewelry box.
Rings, necklaces and earrings that have sat tuck away have also begun to lose their luster. Over time metal will oxidize and gather a dingy and dirty appearance. Even my well wore wedding ring bears signs of dirt that has magnetized it’s self to the band and I am carrying it with me every where I go. (yuck!) So I set out to find a way to bring back their sparkle and luckily this is an easy fix!
DIY jewelry cleaner is a simple solution that you can mix up right in your kitchen. Most of these household ingredients you will have on hand. It’s safe and friendly toward the environment. Follow these simple step to bring the sparkle back to your accessories.
DIY Jewelry Cleaner
1 TBS Salt
1 TBS Baking Soda
1 TBS Liquid Dish Soap
1 Cup Water
1 Piece Aluminum Foil
Small bowl
Step 1 – Heat the water in the microwave for about 2 minutes.
Step 2 – Cover the bottom of a small bowl with the aluminum foil.
Step 3 – Pour the hot water into the bowl. Add the salt, baking soda, and liquid dish soap to the water. Stir together gently.
Step 4 – Place jewelry on the top of the foil and let sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Rinse with cool water and dry with a soft cloth. Discard solution after each use.
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