Who said luggage tags have to be boring? This is a great way to use up some of your favorite fabric scraps.
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magnetic fridge clips - how to---cute gift idea with scrap paper and mod podge
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Paint canvas. Cut scrapbook paper into shapes. Lay out to find pattern you like. Elmer's glue pieces on with just a drop of glue since the modge podge will hold it all on. Fold over the pieces on the side. Let dry. Modge podge top and sides. All done!
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Make your own pretty placecards for Thanksgiving
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Welcome to Scrappin' Cat's Creative Endeavors: Paint chip bookmarks
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Go glam! 6 DIY projects for gold home decor: Gold-leafed succulent pots
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Add some personality to ordinary clips and magnets with washi tape! girlinthegarage.net
Summertime always brings to mind images of picnics, parks, and of course cooking out good food by the pool with family and friends. Grilling out doesn’t always bring the healthiest choices to the picnic table however. Before you fire up that grill, try these simple ideas for healthier grilling to keep that poolside figure.
Build a better burger. Try salmon, turkey, or lean ground beef on a whole grain thin sandwich round in place of regular buns. Top with tomatoes, onion, and spinach to pack in some fiber. Hold the cheese and swap the mayo for mustard or relish instead to save the fat.
If you’re a hot dog lover, try turkey dogs or all-beef dogs which contain less saturated fats.
Use lean meats for kabobs such as chicken, sirloin, or shrimp. Dress your kabobs up with fruits and veggies such as pineapple, tomato, sweet onion, mushroom, and green pepper.
Ditch the chips! For a healthier side dish dip baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, and any other of your favorite fresh fruit veggies into non-fat Greek yogurt to pack in more fiber and protein.
Steer clear of charred meats. Grilling meats, chicken, and fish over charcoal, wood, and gas increases your exposure to carcinogens from the smoke created when fat drips from the meat onto the heat source. Cut back on your exposure by cooking lean meats, lowering the heat, and cleaning your grill thoroughly when finished cooking.
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