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Crea una linda placa decorativa usando cemento y tazas o recipientes que ya no utilices.

Materiales: una bandeja de plástico o metal para usarse como molde, vaselina, cemento, agua y un pequeño recipiente de cocina que ya no uses (un taza, plato, vaso o frasco)

Procedimiento: 1. Prepara el molde untando toda su superficie interior con vaselina o aceite

2. Aparte mezcla el cemento con agua hasta tener una pasta un poco aguada

3. Vacía la mezcla en el molde. Sacude ligeramente para evitar las burbujas de aire

4. Entierra el pequeño recipiente que hayas elegido en el cemento, tratando de que se quede fijo y no se mueva hasta que el cemento solidifique.

5. Con un clavo o varita de madera haz un par de orificios en la parte superior. Debes hacerlo cuando el cemento este mas firme, pero aún sin secar completamente.

6. Desmolda con cuidado cuando la mezcla haya secado.

Variantes: Puedes usar una caja rectangular como molde. Sólo debes forrarla en el interior con cinta adhesiva o papel adhesivo para hacerla impermeable y que resista la humedad.

Para crear letras o alguna figura en relieve, corta estas en foamy o goma eva y colocalas sobre la mezcla. Una vez que el cemento seque retiralalas y su forma habrá quedado impresa.

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Como hacer una placa decorativa con cemento

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Crea una linda placa decorativa usando cemento y tazas o recipientes que ya no utilices. Materiales: una bandeja de plástico o metal para usarse como molde, vaselina, cemento, agua y un pequeño recipiente de cocina que ya no uses (un taza, plato, vaso o frasco) Procedimiento: 1.

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Uimane olek ja pinged kaelas - kontoritöötajate hädadele on nutikas lahendus! | Õhtuleht

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Arvuti ees töötamine jätab paraku jälje tervisele ning seda on kümme aastat kestnud kontoritöö mulle tõestanud. Mõni aasta tagasi määrati mulle prillid, mis õnneks lihtsustavad ekraani vaatamist. Küll aga pole täielikku lahendust saanud selja- ja kaelavalude probleem.

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Une petite série inspiration de lampes en béton J’aime beaucoup la dernière qui est faite avec une bouteille de jus Granini

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Winter is a tough season for wild birds. Natural food sources such as insects and berries are scarce, and they need lots of energy-rich food to maintain their fat reserves, which are called-upon most when temperatures drop. Providing a winter food source for birds is not only a great way to help your local wildlife; encouraging birds to visit your garden will supply you with plenty of interest during the winter months.

You can buy a wide variety of bird seed and feeding balls to keep your feathered friends happy, but making your own homemade bird feeders is simple, low-cost and a lovely activity for the kids. Here's how.

Lard or suet

String

Empty, clean yoghurt pots or disposable cups

Wild bird seed , oats, breadcrumbs, sultanas, currants, unsalted peanuts (you don't need all of these, a mixture of any is fine)

Fill the pot with your food mixture, making sure to pack it down quite tightly, then put it in the fridge to set - this can take quite a while so we tend to leave ours overnight.

Do you think you'll have a go at making your own bird food? What do you use to encourage birds to visit your garden?

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Winter is a tough season for wild birds. Natural food sources such as insects and berries are scarce, and they need lots of energy-rich food to maintain their fat reserves, which are called-upon most when temperatures drop.

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Wowza! Check out all these easy homemade bird feeders! Terffic for all ages! Great projects for the kids to help with at home, daycare or in the classroom!

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Como hacer una maceta casera de cemento con tela como molde Quienes no tenemos grandes parques y ext

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Tablecloth dipped in concrete and hung over suitable bucket /table! (via Linda Nordström, återbruka mera) | Garden-y | Pinterest | Cement, Garden and Cement planters

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Tablecloth dipped in concrete and hung over suitable bucket /table! (via Linda Nordström, återbruka mera)

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jedes Stück ein wertiges UNIKAT sehr stylisher Napf aus extra verdichtetem Feinbeton - schwere Qualität - auch für draußen geeignet… | Building: Cement | Pinterest | Concrete, Cement and DIY

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jedes Stück ein wertiges UNIKAT sehr stylisher Napf aus extra verdichtetem Feinbeton - schwere Qualität - auch für draußen geeignet 21 cm Durchmesser x ca. 5 cm hoch mit eingeprägtem...

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Although these projects can be a little time consuming for those who obsess over every detail of a project, it is still super easy and unbeatably cheap!
Tools:
Hi Temp Glue Gun or a strong glue epoxy

Scissors
Materials:
River Rocks (found at the $1 Store!)

Shelf Liner in a matching color ( about $3 at Wal-mart!)

River Rock Stepping Stones/ Garden Accent Step 1: Cut the shelf liner
You can make any size or shape you want. Although I knew I wanted a circle, I still started with a nice big rectangle.
Step 2: A Dry Run
Before gluing, place the rocks on the mat trying to find rocks that form a somewhat close fit. It doesn't have to be perfect! If you want to use contrasting rock colors to add a design, initials, or a pattern, begin there.

Step 3: Begin Gluing

Once you are satisfied with your pattern, glue it down one rock at a time. (Please note that it you are using sheet liner only, the adhesive will run through it! Protect your work surface!) Don't be surprised if your pattern or letter slowly shifts due to gluing the rocks in a slightly different location than before. No big deal. Once your pattern is secured move on to the background. It will be tempting to go straight to glue here, but give it a dry run first, then glue it. Once you have finished the mat, trim any excess sheet liner and...

This stepping stone is the first of many that will adorn our yard this spring. The materials used for one stepping stone breaks down to about $1.50! Concrete aside, it doesn't get any cheaper for stepping stones!

A River Rock Bathmat- just use a plain bathmat in the same color as your rocks in place of the shelf liner!

What a great idea from Apartment Therapy! A boot tray filled with pebbles! Looks great!

Using River Rocks as tiling for the bathroom, shower, kitchen backsplash, etc. Not for the faint of heart!

What a great door mat! The random mix of colors is beautiful.
Some Suggestions for door mats:
your last name

a monogram (tricky!)

house number

Check out this walkway!!!! LOVE IT!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/holidaysnaps/3482537190/in/faves-27319692@N03/

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Fun with River Rocks - Tutorial and bonus ideas!

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Although these projects can be a little time consuming for those who obsess over every detail of a project, it is still super easy and unbeatably cheap! Tools: Hi Temp Glue Gun or a strong glue epoxy Scissors Materials: River Rocks (found at the $1 Store!) Shelf Liner in a...

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Here's the coolest doormat ever, and you can easily make one yourself! This is a great idea whether you need a mat for your enclosed porch or bathroom.

What's great about this mat is that water evaporates fast (depending on the materials that you use), preventing odor from building up. It's also easier to clean as opposed to fabric door mats - simply wash it using a water hose and the dirt would be gone!

Could your home use a river rock doormat?
You'll need these materials:

A Roll of Flexible Shelf Liner (or a Plastic Mesh with rubber pads for bathroom use)

River Rocks

Adhesive (make sure to use a suitable one depending on the purpose of your mat)

Plastic Drop Cloth

And this tool:
Click on any image to start lightbox display. Use your Esc key to close the lightbox. You can also view the images as a slideshow if you prefer 😎

Thanks to One Pretty Thing for this great project. You can get step-by-step instructions here...

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Here's the coolest doormat ever, and you can easily make one yourself! This is a great idea whether you need a mat for your enclosed porch or bathroom. What's great about this mat is that water evaporates fast (depending on the materials that you use), preventing odor from building up.