Create mini jack o lanterns to decorate your house. Fill them with candy for a unique party favor or fill them with potpourri for a festive air freshener. Just like carving a pumpkin but much faster and who doesn't like baby jack o' lanterns, right? Things You'll Need Oranges Candy or potpo... By: cpacker1
Cleaning hard to reach areas ? like crown molding and second-story windows ? can be difficult to do, so we decided to have a homeowner in a historic home with 11-foot ceilings put the Hi-Reach Cleaning Kit to the test. Watch this video to see how well it worked.
Today we take a look at a new web series that's all about living simply (with style). It's definitely something we can get behind...especially this episode, which shows the many ways you can re-use corks.
Urban Eco is a new series hosted by DIY darling Amy Devers. (You might know her as the unusually stylish carpenter on Trading Spaces.) It profiles the DIY life from a more stylish perspective, covering everything from sustainable city living to creative upcycling ideas. This episode features the latter, with an easy project featuring corks. And we mean easy: The whole project takes less than 10 minutes to do and costs about $2 to create.
What else is noteworthy about Urban Eco is that the show is part of Thrive, a new online network from Whole Foods Market. The web network (would that be 'webwork?') will focus on programming that connects global health to personal well-being. Think shows about sustainable gardening, healthy recipes and more. We're excited to see...will you tune in?
In my country, serpentine paper (used at parties) is mainly used in carnival. Once I find it a great waste, I decided to do something more useful with this. The good thing of the ceramic paper is if you have children at home! This ceramics is unbreakable, proof of destroyers! Here, learning t... By: AnneNopper
When you have your head in the clouds, can you hear music? Take our quiz about music clouds and test your knowledge on the latest way to store and access your musical library.
Having received some positive reviews from my earlier 'ible, Survival’s Law of 3 I was asked to give a little more info on what skills to develop. It seemed people appreciated the idea of having skills over stuff. Again, that Altoid tin is great, but what do you DO with it. Or what do you do wit... By: strods