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Saturday, December 8, 2018
The Perfect Egg Salad Sandwich
Egg salad sandwiches are underrated. This simple method made the most delectable lunch...so good I had it for breakfast the next two days! How simple? Easy: Rough chopped eggs, capers, diced celery, onion powder, cracked pepper,
dash of mustard, a little mayo...piled on toasted wheat with a bit of
arugula. Boom. You're welcome.
Oh SOY Amazing...Citrus Ginger Soba Noodle Salad
This refreshing cold soba noodle salad with citrus-soy-ginger dressing is SOY amazing. Perfect for beginner cooks & those of us trying to eat healthier!
1/3c soy sauce
1/3c rice wine vinegar
1 TBS sesame oil
2 TBS brown sugar
Juice of (1) lime
Zest of (1) lime
2 crushed garlic cloves
1/2 tsp crushed ginger
Pinch red pepper flakes
(1) pkg buckwheat soba
Mixed baby spinach & kale
Sliced red bell pepper
Thin slices jalapeƱo
Handful torn cilantro
Mandarin orange slices
Sesame seed or peanuts
Just Spray Paint It: Light Fixtures Go from Drab to Fab
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Dollar Store Hack: DIY Lego Sweeper
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Easy & useful DIY Lego Sweeper using a $1.00 hand broom set from Dollar Tree! |
I made one of these adorable & handy "Lego Sweepers" as a stocking stuffer for my son this past Christmas. I found the perfect size hand broom & pan at Dollar Tree. The 2-piece set for $1.00 When choosing your broom, I suggest something with stiff bristles. They sweep up chunky Lego bricks off carpet much easier than softer bristles -- perfect for Dollar store brooms!
SUPPLY LIST
- (1) hand broom & dust pan set
- Mod Podge (gloss) w/ brush
- Fine sandpaper or steel wool
- Print-at-Home graphics (check Google Images)
DIRECTIONS
First, give your broom set a good wipe to be sure it's free of oils and smudges prior to applying Mod Podge. Next, browse the internet for fun, printable graphics. I only use high resolution graphics for best print quality. Next, print the graphics and situate them on the broom and dust pan. Trim the graphics to fit the spaces you've laid out and set aside. Very lightly scuff the surface of the plastic where you plan on attaching your graphics. This will make the Mod Podge adhere better. Wipe off the dust and lightly brush a thin layer of glue, then gently press your graphic into its place, keeping the paper nice and smooth. Allow the graphics to dry, and finish the project by applying a top coat of Mod Podge over the graphics to seal.
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