Baking salmon in the dishwasher is ridiculously easy and results in perfectly cooked fish. Read On…
Baking salmon in the dishwasher is ridiculously easy and results in perfectly cooked fish. Read On…
I’m a huge San Francisco 49ers fan, and was inspired (read: shocked by prices) to riff on the ubiquitous “John&Paul&Ringo&George” shirt. You can buy shirts like this around the net, but they’re about 5X the price of what it would cost to make one. Get a hold of a plain t-shirt and some iron-ons and you’re good to go.
Feelin’ crafty? Here’s a print-ready PDF. Note: Depending on your type of transfer, you may have to mirror the image before you print it.
Download: Smith & Kapernick & Crabtree & Davis & Gore Shirt Transfer
When the grandparents arrived with an old Peg Perego John Deer Gator, the kids were ecstatic. The gator was over ten years old, found at a garage sale for about thirty dollars. After some searching around the net, I found a site that provides replacement parts for nearly every model of gator ever made (including ours). But when Maherly saw this Batmobile-themed Cozy Coupe on Pinterest, the Bat-Gator idea was born. Read On…
This is part two of my DIY living room pup tent walkthrough. If you haven’t checked out DIY Living Room Pup Tents: Part One (or the original post this idea is based on), head over there and read that now. Go ahead, I’ll wait!
Last week (probably via Pinterest) Maherly came across this awesome example of a DIY a-frame pup tent — perfect for impromptu forts or VIP movie nights. The end product looks pretty cool, and while my attempt doesn’t stray too far from the original, there were some gaps in the post’s detail that left me with a few questions. So I decided to take a crack at making a couple and documenting it here. Be sure to check out the original post; none of this would have happened without it!