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- Ethno-Look Laptop Hard Cover
- Kitchen Tips
- Mini Hanging Garden
- Compact Rotational Gardening with Raised Beds
- Peanut Chews
- Make a totally unusual ROUND, circular, non-quadrangular bag
- Chinese Dumplings (jiaozi)
- Pallet House to Save the World... or a garden shed.
- Green Solar Powered Water Barrel
- How to Lay a Bluestone Patio For a Beautiful Outdoor Dining Area
Posted: 27 May 2010 02:51 PM PDT My first video projector. Ever. Last year I came across a cheap Toshiba TLP T70M projector on some e-bay wanna-be site over here in Romania. It had no lamp at all but other than that it was operating properly (or so the salesman told me). I traded it for a Shuttle computer I had in my close... By: claudiopolis Continue Reading » |
Posted: 27 May 2010 04:34 PM PDT Make a fun-looking removable hard cover for your laptop. It protects the lid and makes your laptop unique! You can personalize some softwares with "skins", so why not the hardware (literally)? Gluing fabric on the lid would be much easier, but not easily removable. This cover has to be hard be... By: laxap Continue Reading » |
Posted: 25 May 2010 09:34 PM PDT Everyone can use a good kitchen tip, some new trick to add to their kitchen resources. Whether it's cleaning, storage or simply using common household items in less common ways, you will find it here. The Instructables community adapts, re-uses, cross applies and DIY's better than any other. So,... By: Culturespy Continue Reading » |
Posted: 26 May 2010 09:58 PM PDT Want an indoor garden that won't take up table, counter, or floor space? Looking for a simple and pretty green addition to your home? Would your kids like to have their own my-sized planting project? This mini hanging garden is suitable for either indoor or outdoor use. It is simple, easy to make... By: starrydynamo Continue Reading » |
Compact Rotational Gardening with Raised Beds Posted: 27 May 2010 01:07 AM PDT This instructable will show you how to get started growing your own crops using raised beds in your garden! This project was inspired by the need to grow our own fruit and vegetables, whilst efficiently utilising the space available in our back garden. If you have ever wondered how to go about gr... By: Alexdlp Continue Reading » |
Posted: 30 Apr 2010 04:21 AM PDT These chewy peanut butter munchies are a favourite in our house, and they're pretty simple and cheap to make, too! Ingredients What you will need: Rice Krispies or similar Sugar 1 jar of smooth peanut butter, smallish size, probably 1lb but don't have any right now so can't check! 1 1... By: Sparrowhawk Continue Reading » |
Make a totally unusual ROUND, circular, non-quadrangular bag Posted: 27 May 2010 12:47 AM PDT Round bag, 26 cm in diameter, with zipped closure and zipped pocket on the front. Adjustable strap. Note: is round! This is my latest and most frivolous sewing project. What use is a round bag, after all? Well, you can put things in it, and if necessary roll it down a hill. I had the idea for thi... By: kaymcleod Continue Reading » |
Posted: 17 May 2010 10:40 PM PDT I did it! Yesterday I tried for the first time to prepare Jiaozi. I have to admit I am a Jiaozi lover! They are definitely my favorite Chinese dish ever! Recently I have been taking Chinese cooking class and yesterday night I have finally decided to test what I have learned, so after work I ... By: italiancooking Continue Reading » |
Pallet House to Save the World... or a garden shed. Posted: 27 May 2010 06:46 AM PDT My middle school class designed and built a basic prototype for a house made of pallets. The pallets are for the basic wall structure, and other materials can be used as sheathing, the floor, roof, etc. With a little imagination the builder can fill in the gaps. One inspiration was Alexander Sa... By: darlingtom Continue Reading » |
Green Solar Powered Water Barrel Posted: 05 May 2009 08:09 PM PDT A Green way of using rainwater with the convenience of city water. The attached solar regenerated pump enables you to water plants with pressure, even when the water in the barrels falls low enough that it barely passes the level of the faucet. The sun-warmed water also aids in the growing of plants... By: damoelld Continue Reading » |
How to Lay a Bluestone Patio For a Beautiful Outdoor Dining Area Posted: 25 May 2010 11:52 AM PDT The bluestone that makes up millions of American patios often comes in neatly sawn rectangles. But for a rustic landscape, nothing looks more natural than "snapped" or "broken" bluestone, terms used to denote an irregular edge on the slabs. This Old House senior technical editor Mark Powers recent... By: Thisoldhouse.com Continue Reading » |
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