This wreath is an easy peasy DIY for a chic, stylish answer to the holiday wreath this year. Supplies Grapevine wreath Gold Spray Paint Gold Glitter Spray 15′ Wired Ribbon Floral Wire It’s just as easy as it looks, spray your wreath with gold paint, allow to dry completely. Spray your wreath with gold glitter … Continue reading Gold Sparkle Wreath
I saw this neat idea and thought I would try my own twist on it, using glass beads. Supplies A green floral cone 1/4 yard of felt (or less) Straight pins Small glass beeds Marker The process is extremely simple, all you do is trace a round shape onto your felt, I used a lotion … Continue reading Felt Christmas Tree with Glass Bead Ornaments
This is another in our series of super easy, anyone can do this, make it yourself products that are way more useful than you probably think. Mint oil is not only popular in aromatherapy, cooking but even in all natural pest control. According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, a natural way to … Continue reading How to Make Mint Oil
This could not be an easier recipe and it differs slightly from most of the other recipes, in that it adds in a thickener (corn starch) to avoid the overcooked meat or runny wet taco meat. Making your own taco seasoning is not only customizable, it allows you to have some on hand to sprinkle … Continue reading Taco Seasoning
If you have ever bought all nature peanut butter or freshly made peanut butter at the grocery, you know it costs a fortune. The good news is, it is extremely easy to make all you need is a food processor or a blender. Ingredients 12oz Peanuts 1-2 oz Chocolate Chips 1 tsp Olive Oil Add … Continue reading Home Made Chocolate Peanut Butter
Last night I wanted something to do with salad for dinner and had chicken legs thawed waiting to be cooked. I could have gone with chicken legs and side salad, but I wanted to make it a little more special. This is what I came up with: Ingredients Green Leaf Lettuce Tomatoes Sliced Red Onion … Continue reading BBQ Chicken & Ranch Salad
As someone on a tight budget who likes to save space and neatly organize, I often find myself making use of glass jars and bottles from store bought foods such as jelly or salad dressing. Eventually, I even found uses for plastic containers as well, but overall the worst part about wanting to use these … Continue reading Removing adhesive labels
Last minute guests? Party invitation on a work night? Cheesecake cravings without the time to make a cheesecake? I have the perfect solution for you. This recipe makes a party or snack time dessert dip in only five minutes. Ingredients 6-8oz Sweetened condensed milk 8oz cream cheese 1-2 tsp vanilla extract 1-2Tbs lemon juice (or … Continue reading Party Treats and Snack Time Favorites: Cheesecake Dip
Does your tap water taste awful or make you sick even when filtered? Mine did. Are you tired of boiling water? Are you as concerned with plastic bottles in the environment (not to mention increasing oil needs) or are bottled water prices too high? Is your fridge not equipped with water in the door or … Continue reading Stylish for the Price of Just Functional
1. Prevent kidney stones and cleanse the liver. 2. Soothe a sore throat and rehydrate faster than water alone. 3. Aids in digestion. Stimulate your digestive by starting your day with water with lemon. 4. Balance pH: While lemons may seem quite acidic, they’re a surprisingly good source of an alkaline food that can help … Continue reading Why you should drink lemon juice
