want!
I have a date with Squirt tonight. :)
I want!
this is what zelda is thinking
lmao
DIY Dreamcatcher. From Geninne’s Art Blog here. She made this using instructions from Native American Technology & Art here (a tutorial that other Native American sites suggest for making Dreamcatchers). Via Jaimie Says Dream. Dreamcatcher Necklace tutorial here. EDIT: If you’d like to know more about the history of Dreamcatchers, this may be a good place to start at Native Technology & Art (and there are other links about Dreamcatchers on that page).
Strawberry Peach Vodka Collins Popsicles
Makes 12 2.5 oz Popsicles
6 oz pureed strawberry (about 10 strawberries)
2 oz peach syrup (recipe follows)
12 oz tonic water
2 oz plus 3 oz vodka (divided use)
Instructions:
1. Stir strawberry puree with 2 oz. of vodka. Place three teaspoons of strawberry mixture in the bottom of popsicle form; set aside. (As mentioned in last week’s cocktail popsicle, I used cordial glasses, but any form will work.)
2. Stir peach syrup with tonic water stir to combine. Add vodka and stir to combine.
3. Pour peach and vodka mixture over strawberry mixture and stir to combine.
4. Freeze for about 2 hours or until mixture starts to solidify enough to hold a popsicle stick upright. Insert popsicle sticks and finish freezing popsicles overnight. To release popsicles run hot water on the outside of popsicle molds for a 2-3 seconds.
Peach Syrup
(You will have more syrup than you need. Save for other cocktail uses)
½ cup sliced peaches (about 4 medium size peaches)
1 cup water
1 cups sugar
Instructions:
1. Wash, peel, and pit peaches. Place peaches in a blender or food processor and process until peaches are pureed.
2. Place water, sugar and peach puree in a pot and bring to a boil and continue to boil for 5 minutes.
DIY Recycled Necklace. Made out of plastic bags and wrapped with wool, embroidery thread and metallic thread. You could make the necklace tie by using a simple tie closure. By artesamia artesatuya: top photo here (where she used three plastic bags), bottom photo here. Do you think this technique could be used to create Holst + Lee type jewelry seen here? *First seen at Recylart here.
fucking hilarious!
Page 1 of 6
