All of these sleepover invitations can be customized with your party details including who the party’s for, where and what time the party takes place, what the kids need to bring to the party, and your RSVP details. Some of the sleepover invitations can be customized before printing and others will have you fill in the information after you’ve printed them, so choose whichever one works best for you. There’s also a list of printable envelopes for these invitations as well as some free, printable birthday invitations you’ll want to check out if you’re looking for even more options....

Crochet head wraps come in a variety of designs, including headbands, ear warmers, and more, so you can make a whole lot of these crochet accessories without ever getting bored. Plus, they add a pop of color and style to any outfit while simultaneously keeping you warm and keeping your hair off of your face—cute and functional at the same time! If you haven’t ever crocheted a head wrap, it’s time to get started!...

Checking the crossers of these answers can assist in verifying if the ending applies. For instance, if both the across and down clue is plural for two answers which cross on the last letter, chances are that letter is ‘S’. Foreign words will be flagged directly, “Friend: Fr.” = AMI or indirectly, “Friend, in France”. Abbreviated answers are indicated directly, “Whistlestop (Abbr.)” = STA or indirectly with an abbreviated word as part of the clue, “RR stop” = STA....

Each wish list chosen here has various perks—some are geared towards young children, some to teens and tweens, and some are even for parents (yes, you get to make a few Christmas wishes, too!). The best part: All of them are free and can be printed out right from your computer, and they’re cute enough to save as keepsakes long after childhood has passed. If you’re looking for more festive cheer after your child has filled out their Christmas wish list, you can have your little ones write a letter to Santa, or help them get a video or call from the big man himself....

This list contains different types of bags and pouches that serve a variety of purposes. Some will hold everything you need. Others are more specific, holding only your floss or tools. All require some sewing. Many of these are free tutorials, but if you’re willing to spend a few dollars, you’ll find some really amazing cases too. To get you started, the first free pattern is for a stitching pouch....

One of the first things you’ll notice about most O Gauge trains is that they run on the track with three rails. This system originated early in the 20th Century as a way to eliminate the problems of short circuits with reverse loops.​ These trains operate on AC power. The center rail is AC Hot and both outer rails are Ground. Two wires connect the track to the transformer just as with 2 rail trains (the outer rails are connected by a metal bus on the track sections themselves....

Because most of these are small, they don’t take much yarn and you can make them in a short amount of time. They are fun to play with, set on a shelf, hang on a holiday tree, or even use as a keychain! See 20+ free amigurumi patterns for crocheters of all skill levels. Make a Monster From Crafty is Cool Jumbo the Bee Crochet Pattern From Curious Papaya Fruit Girls Crochet Pattern From Tiny Curl Little Panda Amigurumi Pattern From Lucy Rozonova Amigurumi Charcuterie Board From A Menagerie of Stitches Crochet Whale Pattern From Gathered Sir Batwington the Bat From Sweet Softies Musical Eighth Note Pattern From Storyland Amis Amigurumi Deer Pattern From Stellas Yarn Universe Crochet Octopus Pattern From The Spruce Crafts Dumpster Fire Crochet Pattern From Twinkie Chan Snowman Amigurumi Pattern From Craft Her Little Pig Crochet Pattern From Hainchan Bumble Blossom and Tulip Crochet Patterns From Erin May Crochet Coco the Rabbit Pattern From Elisa’s Crochet Beach Bum Doll Crochet Pattern From Spin a Yarn Crochet Henrietta Hedgehog Pattern From Chloe Peters Chinese New Year Dog Pattern From All About Ami S’more Plush Pattern From Baby Cake Studios Amigurumi Hippo Pattern From Airali Design Cactivae the Cactus Pattern From Morine’s Shop Hamster Amigurumi Pattern From Stringy Ding Ding PALMy Shiba Crochet Pattern From Piggiesagogo How to Crochet a Pumpkin From The Spruce Crafts

This collection of fun (and sometimes funny) options will put a smile on you and your family’s face and allows you to roll up your sleeves and really personalize your edible decor. You can transform shells into veritable works of art, using everything from a rainbow assortment of customary vinegar-based dyes to gold leaves to pounds of sparkly glitter. Marbled Easter Eggs from The Spruce Crafter Beware: the scissor work can get tedious here without a Cricut Machine....

Little Pumpkin Crochet Pattern from Petals to Picots Puff Stitch Pumpkin Crochet Beanie from The Stitchin’ Mommy Pumpkin Pie Crocket Pattern from Crafty is Cool Fall Wreath With Crochet Pumpkins from Repeat Crafter Me Crochet Pumpkin Coasters from Ira Rott Crochet Pumpkin Pattern in 3 Sizes from Krissy’s Over the Mountain Crochet Multicolor Crochet Pumpkin Pattern from My Merry Messy Life Pumpkin Jar Cozy Crochet Pattern from Ravelry

If you want to try using this type of paint, check out some of these acrylic painting ideas. There are some projects that will help you improve your overall technique and there are others that are just plain fun. Pick one and get inspired. Retro Painted Flower Tutorial from The Postman’s Knock Make Bubble Paint Flower Hydrangeas from A Piece of Rainbow Panda Acrylic Painting Tutorial from Ink Struck Learn How to Pour Acrylic Paints from The Spruce Mountain Painting in Acrylics from Ink Struck Palette Knife Acrylic Abstract Tutorial from Feeling Nifty Heart Painting on Canvas from Feeling Nifty How to Paint Acrylic Clouds from Feeling Nifty DIY Birch Tree Art from Persia Lou DIY Glow in the Dark Moon Art from Persia Lou How to Paint Shoes from The Spruce Painted Retro Pillow from Delineate Your Dwelling Easy Abstract Floral Wall Art from Damask Love How to Paint Acrylic Herbs and Houseplants from Elle Byers Art How to Splatter Paint from The Spruce

Adding a bit of sugar to a soap recipe can help make a light, bubbly lather with large bubbles when the oils you’re using do not lather up as much as you’d like. There are three ways to augment your recipe with sugar during the process of soap making. Add Sugar Before the Lye The easiest method is to incorporate the sugar while making your lye-water solution. Add sugar to your water and make sure it is completely dissolved before you add the lye....

When one uses their Android based smart phone or tablet for the first time, they take a bit of time to know how to go around among various features and screens. One of the features that people often look for is the list of recently used apps. This feature makes it easy to invoke an app which you often use. Well, it depends on the device you’re using. Android, being an open source OS, is often customized by phone or tablet manufacturers to give the device a signature touch of their own....

Lately, we have been hearing many expert bloggers to recommend newbies to opt for paid email auto-responders like Aweber. In the name of collecting email addresses, such a scenario is being painted as though if you’re not using Aweber, there is no chance you’ll ever succeed in professional blogging! I am not against Aweber, I even use it on some of my projects, including TechWelkin. But I don’t agree with the suggestion that every blogger-wannabe must opt for Aweber....

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Crochet Is All About Drawing Up Loops In fact, this reminds me of a favorite crochet quote from yarnbombing artist Olek who says in the introduction to herself on her website, “A loop after a loop. Hour after hour my madness becomes crochet.” Crochet IS drawing up loop after loop. What you do before and after drawing up the loops changes the look of the pattern. In certain instances, you might draw your loop up differently than normal to achieve a different stitch (for example, in broomstick lace crochet and Solomon’s Knot crochet)....

The longest side’s dimension sometimes varies because some quilting fabrics are not 44 inches wide. How Does a Regular Quarter Yard of Fabric Compare to a Fat Quarter? A typical quarter yard is 9 inches across and as wide as the fabric so a quarter yard of a quilting cotton usually measures 9 inches x 44 inches. Regular quarter-yard cuts of fabric can be used for any purpose, but are especially helpful for strip piecing, where long strips of fabric are sewn together and then cut into patchwork segments that mimic a portion of a quilt block....

When it comes to constructing your own, stick to sturdy building materials like wooden dowels, PVC, and copper pipe for DIYs that won’t crunch under the weight of your sweaters and jackets, and don’t hesitate to add swiveling wheels if you’re prone to redecorating on a whim. Glance through the tutorials here to get started on your own customized clothing rack. Wooden Dowel Clothes Rack from The Merrythought Hanging Clothes Rack from Your DIY Family Copper Clothes Rack from Cupcakes and Cashmere A-Frame Clothes Rack from A Beautiful Mess Rolling Clothes Rack from The House of Sequins Kids Clothes Rack from Jessica Sarah Morris Double Shelf Clothes Rack from Fresh Mommy Blog Trellis Clothes Rack from Fall for DIY Lucite Clothes Rack from Topknots and Pearls Wall-Mounted Clothes Rack from Sammy on State