1. dirtybuns:

Halloween Party Favors! Poprocks Poison Bottles

    dirtybuns:

    Halloween Party Favors! Poprocks Poison Bottles

  2. lovewithinlife:

Gold Leaf Rocks Project
What you’ll need: 
a selection of river rocks (should be smooth), thoroughly washed and dried 
gold leaf 
Graphix double tack mounting film 
a small brush 
small sharp scissors (for making those dainty cuts) or an x-acto knife
This would be a great idea for a unique centerpiece! Click on the picture for a tutorial!

    lovewithinlife:

    Gold Leaf Rocks Project

    What you’ll need:

    • a selection of river rocks (should be smooth), thoroughly washed and dried
    • gold leaf
    • Graphix double tack mounting film
    • a small brush
    • small sharp scissors (for making those dainty cuts) or an x-acto knife

    This would be a great idea for a unique centerpiece! Click on the picture for a tutorial!

  3. This is a project I am going to start on this weekend. It is still very chilly and icy here in Boston but nothing says spring like repotting plants.
You can find old tea pots and kettles at the Salvation Army, thrift stores and consignment shops (with home good items). Another great source are places like TJMAXX, Home Goods, etc. ALWAYS check out the clearence shevles for chipped or miss match goodies - you can bargin with the store manager for a cheaper price.
1. get good potting soil
2. get a handful of small rocks
3. get a smaller to med size plant - you know the ones I mean…in a hideous plastic planter.
Put rocks in first (make sure your tea pot has a hole in the bottom or else you will have rotting roots) (no hole …carefully make one with a drill). Add potting soil under halfway, add plant and spoon dirt in around plant. Gently push down with hand to pack in soil. Soil should be at top of teapot.
Water. Place in a sunny but not directly in sun, spot. Sing to it weekly (Optional)
How to check to see if your plant needs water? Press your finger in dirt and lift - if dirt is stuck to finger - no need to water.

    This is a project I am going to start on this weekend. It is still very chilly and icy here in Boston but nothing says spring like repotting plants.

    You can find old tea pots and kettles at the Salvation Army, thrift stores and consignment shops (with home good items). Another great source are places like TJMAXX, Home Goods, etc. ALWAYS check out the clearence shevles for chipped or miss match goodies - you can bargin with the store manager for a cheaper price.

    1. get good potting soil

    2. get a handful of small rocks

    3. get a smaller to med size plant - you know the ones I mean…in a hideous plastic planter.

    Put rocks in first (make sure your tea pot has a hole in the bottom or else you will have rotting roots) (no hole …carefully make one with a drill). Add potting soil under halfway, add plant and spoon dirt in around plant. Gently push down with hand to pack in soil. Soil should be at top of teapot.

    Water. Place in a sunny but not directly in sun, spot. Sing to it weekly (Optional)

    How to check to see if your plant needs water? Press your finger in dirt and lift - if dirt is stuck to finger - no need to water.

  4. pretty - I bet putting that wall in was hard work! (via reddy2rock)

    pretty - I bet putting that wall in was hard work! (via reddy2rock)