Here are a couple of tips I use:
- Instead of buying small containers of yogurt, I buy one big container of plain yogurt and then mix in flavorings whenever I have a bowl (e.g., jam, a...
The suggestions are great, however, with all due respect, they treat the symptoms and not the root of the problem. The reader admits that she doesn't know what's in there or how long it's been the...
Try it with beet juice. Beet juice is the most powerful, natural reddish-pink coloring I know. Even a small amount added to a huge pot of soup turns it bright reddish-pink.
twosavie, I always just eyeball it, but here's something I found on another website:
"1 Tbsp. ground flax seeds 3 Tbsp water (or other liquid) = 1 egg"
I never cook/bak...
I've been doing a lot more cooking/baking by feel, basing soups, stews, even cakes(!) on what I already have in the fridge and cupboards. For example, I've been making what I call compost cakes. ...
Perfection! You have brilliantly illustrated how texture and shine can enliven neutrals and render color unnecessary (a lot of AT'ers should take note). Excellent job!!!!
[to continue]...not that there's anything wrong with it. I gleefully feather my nest all the time. But I don't feel that I have to make up a story about it. And actually, squarely confronting th...
I think I figured out why people would want to do this story thing. It's because we are embarrassed that decorating usually involves massive amounts of time, energy, and money creating images of o...
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It's a little late for an April Fools joke, don't you think?
That's such a sweet picture of your kitty on the bed.
Here are a couple of tips I use: - Instead of buying small containers of yogurt, I buy one big container of plain yogurt and then mix in flavorings whenever I have a bowl (e.g., jam, a...
The suggestions are great, however, with all due respect, they treat the symptoms and not the root of the problem. The reader admits that she doesn't know what's in there or how long it's been the...
Beautiful job, Bonnie! I can tell you put a lot of thought into every detail.
Make onion jam, which is basically pureed caramelized onions. It reduces a heap of onions to practically nothing (but such a delicious nothing!).
Try it with beet juice. Beet juice is the most powerful, natural reddish-pink coloring I know. Even a small amount added to a huge pot of soup turns it bright reddish-pink.
I agree with shockthebourgeois. With a pre-paid cell phone, you get 24-hour peace of mind (and on-the-go convenience!!) for next to nothing.
silver silk dupioni for the seat, and keep the wood as is.
Another common element among the photos is...lots of WHITE! White is wonderful for opening up spaces and making them look clean.
twosavie, I always just eyeball it, but here's something I found on another website: "1 Tbsp. ground flax seeds 3 Tbsp water (or other liquid) = 1 egg" I never cook/bak...
I've been doing a lot more cooking/baking by feel, basing soups, stews, even cakes(!) on what I already have in the fridge and cupboards. For example, I've been making what I call compost cakes. ...
It's my very favorite aesthetic and how I decorated my own home!
BRILLIANT!!!!! This is perfection, Nicole.
Emma's the best!!!
THIS is the way to do color.
Perfection! You have brilliantly illustrated how texture and shine can enliven neutrals and render color unnecessary (a lot of AT'ers should take note). Excellent job!!!!
I love the warmth of the wood and the coolness of all the concrete and white. Wonderful job!
[to continue]...not that there's anything wrong with it. I gleefully feather my nest all the time. But I don't feel that I have to make up a story about it. And actually, squarely confronting th...
I think I figured out why people would want to do this story thing. It's because we are embarrassed that decorating usually involves massive amounts of time, energy, and money creating images of o...