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July 31, 2015 by o2cmw

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DIY Pink Champagne Cake Pops or Cake Recipe from Sweetapolita.

Make this party dessert as cake pops or a layer cake. Champagne is in the cake and frosting.

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July 31, 2015 by o2cmw

DIY 3 Ingredient Sugar Scrub Sand Art Tutorial from Sugar & Cloth.

This DIY sugar scrub uses gel food coloring, which I assume is gel paste food coloring. Gel paste food coloring is more expensive than the cheap liquid food coloring you may be used to, but you only have to use a bit on the end of a toothpick for amazing colors – so the gel paste food coloring lasts forever. Wilton makes it and you can buy it at Michaels with a coupon.

For more spa recipes like spa kits, scrubs, milk baths, and a spa kit light enough to mail go here: diychristmascrafts.tumblr.com/tagged/beauty 

Here is Martha Stewart’s Food Coloring 101

Liquid Gel

  • Liquid gel gives a deep, rich color without thinning and blends well. It is available online and in specialty stores.

Liquid

  • Liquid is the most familiar form of food coloring. It gives the weakest color compared to other types of food coloring and, because of its liquid consistency, it will thin out whatever it is being mixed with.

Gel-Paste

  • Gel-paste gives deeper, more vivid colors than gel or liquid. It is very concentrated and should be used in very small quantities.

Powdered Food Coloring

  • Powdered food coloring is very concentrated. It can be combined with sugar to decorate cookies, and with lemon extract to paint onto iced cookies (just roll cookies in it to color them).
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July 31, 2015 by o2cmw

DIY Spool Knit Knotted Coasters Tutorial from My Poppet.

An automatic cord knitting machine is used for these DIY knotted coasters, but links are provided for making handmade knitting spools and how to knit an icord.

What is spool or French knitting?

From Wikipedia: 

Spool knitting, corking, French knitting or tomboy knitting is a form of knitting that uses a spool and a number of nails to produce a narrow tube of fabric, similar to i-cord. Spool knitting is a traditional way to teach children the basic principles of knitting.

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July 28, 2015 by o2cmw

DIY Cotton Candy Pinata Tutorial from Studio DIY.

This DIY cotton candy pinata is easier to make than a regular pinata because the base is a paper lantern. This would also be cute as wall or room decor for kids and tweens.

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: birthday party, cotton candy, crafts, diy, diy cotton candy pinata, party, pinata, studio diy, tutorial
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