Homemade Orange Julius Recipe: 6 ounces frozen orange juice. I cant find 6 ounce cans so I just half a 12 ounce can unless I am making a double batch 1 tsp vanilla 1/4 cup powdered sugar 1/4 cup white sugar 1 cup of water 1 cup of milk. Combine all ingredients in blender and then add ice a couple cubes at a time until it’s the consistency you want! Hey all! We are The Conner Family. Join us on this crazy ride called life. We are a fun loving, down to Earth family and we are definitely NOT perfect. We keep it real. My name is Danielle and I am 26 years old. I am married to the love of my life, Jon, who is also 26 years old. We were married May 27, 2006 and welcomed our first child October 10, 2006. A little over 2 years later, on February 3, 2009, we welcomed our second child, Violet and in 2011 on May 1st, Josie joined our family! Everyone says we are crazy for having three kids and for wanting MORE. Not us, we want a big family, the more the merrier and we couldn’t be happier. We will be TTC our 4th child starting in October 2012, so keep you eyes peeled for TTC videos! Thanks for watching! Check out my blog: www.gettingkindacrunchy.com My Twitter twitter.com My Facebook: www.facebook.com My Pinterest: pinterest.com Check Out Zulily: www.zulily.com Do You Keekoo?: www.keekoo.com Daily Deal Baby Bargain Sites I LOVE: www.babyhalfoff.com http www.kidsteals.com http Are you addicted to shopping online? I AM! Earn CASH BACK for all online purchases through EBATES. I cant …
Easy and Cheap Homemade Laundry Soap
Get a free sample of Tide laundry detergent! bit.ly In this video I walk you through the steps of how I make my homemade laundry soap (powdered form). I use it on all our family’s laundry — even cloth diapers! Recipe: 1 bar of Ivory soap 1 cup Borax 1 cup washing soda (NOT baking soda) 1. roughly chop bar of soap 2. combine soap, Borax, washing soda into food processor 3. blend until mixed 4. add to your storage container Washing: Front loading washer: use 1 Tbl per load; 2 Tbl for heavily soiled clothes Top loading washer: use 1/4 cup per load I use this soap in my front loading washer. High efficiency detergent is low sudsing and so is this homemade soap so it works fine in my front loading washer. ******************** You can also find me at Twitter: @MikmaqMama laundry, homemade, home, made, your, own, soap, powder, front, top, loader, load, washer, machine, high, efficiency, low, sudsing, recipe, easy, cheap, frugal, thrifty, clean, borax, washing, soda, cloth, diaper, wash, Mikmaq, Mi’kmaq, Mikmaw, Micmac, Migmag, Mom, Mum, Mommy, Mother, Mama, Momma, Native, Aboriginal, First, Nation bit.ly
Handmade Home: Simple Ways to Repurpose Old Materials into New Family Treasures
In Handmade Home, Amanda Blake Soule, author of The Creative Family and the blog SouleMama.com, offers simple sewing and craft projects for the home that reflect the needs, activities, and personalities of today’s families. As Amanda writes in the introduction, “As a crafter, I’m always looking for the next thing I want to make. As a mama, I’m always looking for the next thing we need—to do, to have, to use—as a family. The coming together of these parts is where the heart of Handmade Home lies.”
Filled with thirty-three projects made by reusing and repurposing materials, all of the items here offer a practical use in the home. From picnic blankets made out of repurposed bed sheets to curtains made out of vintage handkerchiefs, these projects express the sense of making something new out of something old as a way to live a more financially pared-down and simple life; lessen our impact on the earth; connect to the past and preserve a more traditional way of life; and place value on the work of the hands. Also included are projects that children can help with, allowing them to make their own special contribution to the family home.
More than just a collection of projects for handmade items, this book offers the tools to create a life—and home—full of beauty, integrity, and joy.
Projects include:
• Papa’s Healing Cozy: This hot water bottle cover becomes a simple way to offer comfort to a sick child
• Baby Sling: A simple pattern for an object that offers so much to a small child—refuge from the world and a place to lay their head next to a parent’s heart
• Beach Blanket To-Go: Repurpose old sheets to create the perfect picnic blanket for special outdoor meals
• Cozy Wall Pockets: A creative solution for storing a child’s small treasures
Homemade Extra Strength Laundry Detergent Recipe
This is my recipe. ***NOT SAFE FOR CLOTH DIAPERS*** 
I learned the hard way. ((( BEWARE!!! It’s strong and WILL eat through fabric if you use too much. 1 cup per load of this recipe should be plenty!!! ))) It’s extra strength compared to most of the recipes out there. You can also add essential oil to the batch if you want a smell. I use about ten drops of tea tree oil. Here are the ingredients: 4cups- Borox 4cups- Washing Soda 4cups- Baking Soda 4cups- White Distilled Vinegar 4cups-Hydrogen Peroxide 1 bar- Fels Naptha 1 bar- Kirklands Castile 1 bar- Ivory 10 drops- Essential Tea Tree Oil
Handmade Home: Simple Ways to Repurpose Old Materials into New Family Treasures
In Handmade Home, Amanda Blake Soule, author of The Creative Family and the blog SouleMama.com, offers simple sewing and craft projects for the home that reflect the needs, activities, and personalities of today’s families. As Amanda writes in the introduction, “As a crafter, I’m always looking for the next thing I want to make. As a mama, I’m always looking for the next thing we need—to do, to have, to use—as a family. The coming together of these parts is where the heart of Handmade Home lies.”
Filled with thirty-three projects made by reusing and repurposing materials, all of the items here offer a practical use in the home. From picnic blankets made out of repurposed bed sheets to curtains made out of vintage handkerchiefs, these projects express the sense of making something new out of something old as a way to live a more financially pared-down and simple life; lessen our impact on the earth; connect to the past and preserve a more traditional way of life; and place value on the work of the hands. Also included are projects that children can help with, allowing them to make their own special contribution to the family home.
More than just a collection of projects for handmade items, this book offers the tools to create a life—and home—full of beauty, integrity, and joy.
Projects include:
• Papa’s Healing Cozy: This hot water bottle cover becomes a simple way to offer comfort to a sick child
• Baby Sling: A simple pattern for an object that offers so much to a small child—refuge from the world and a place to lay their head next to a parent’s heart
• Beach Blanket To-Go: Repurpose old sheets to create the perfect picnic blanket for special outdoor meals
• Cozy Wall Pockets: A creative solution for storing a child’s small treasures
Easy and Cheap Homemade Laundry Soap
Get a free sample of Tide laundry detergent! bit.ly In this video I walk you through the steps of how I make my homemade laundry soap (powdered form). I use it on all our family’s laundry — even cloth diapers! Recipe: 1 bar of Ivory soap 1 cup Borax 1 cup washing soda (NOT baking soda) 1. roughly chop bar of soap 2. combine soap, Borax, washing soda into food processor 3. blend until mixed 4. add to your storage container Washing: Front loading washer: use 1 Tbl per load; 2 Tbl for heavily soiled clothes Top loading washer: use 1/4 cup per load I use this soap in my front loading washer. High efficiency detergent is low sudsing and so is this homemade soap so it works fine in my front loading washer. ******************** You can also find me at Twitter: @MikmaqMama laundry, homemade, home, made, your, own, soap, powder, front, top, loader, load, washer, machine, high, efficiency, low, sudsing, recipe, easy, cheap, frugal, thrifty, clean, borax, washing, soda, cloth, diaper, wash, Mikmaq, Mi’kmaq, Mikmaw, Micmac, Migmag, Mom, Mum, Mommy, Mother, Mama, Momma, Native, Aboriginal, First, Nation bit.ly
Handmade Home: Simple Ways to Repurpose Old Materials into New Family Treasures
In Handmade Home, Amanda Blake Soule, author of The Creative Family and the blog SouleMama.com, offers simple sewing and craft projects for the home that reflect the needs, activities, and personalities of today’s families. As Amanda writes in the introduction, “As a crafter, I’m always looking for the next thing I want to make. As a mama, I’m always looking for the next thing we need—to do, to have, to use—as a family. The coming together of these parts is where the heart of Handmade Home lies.”
Filled with thirty-three projects made by reusing and repurposing materials, all of the items here offer a practical use in the home. From picnic blankets made out of repurposed bed sheets to curtains made out of vintage handkerchiefs, these projects express the sense of making something new out of something old as a way to live a more financially pared-down and simple life; lessen our impact on the earth; connect to the past and preserve a more traditional way of life; and place value on the work of the hands. Also included are projects that children can help with, allowing them to make their own special contribution to the family home.
More than just a collection of projects for handmade items, this book offers the tools to create a life—and home—full of beauty, integrity, and joy.
Projects include:
• Papa’s Healing Cozy: This hot water bottle cover becomes a simple way to offer comfort to a sick child
• Baby Sling: A simple pattern for an object that offers so much to a small child—refuge from the world and a place to lay their head next to a parent’s heart
• Beach Blanket To-Go: Repurpose old sheets to create the perfect picnic blanket for special outdoor meals
• Cozy Wall Pockets: A creative solution for storing a child’s small treasures
Homemade Laundry Detergent Recipe- No Borax
This a recipe for a really great homemade laundry detergent that does not contain Borax! We have been using this for almost two years now and LOVE it! We originally started using it for my daughter’s cloth diapers, but quickly switched to doing all of our laundry with it! There are only three ingredients and they are all super cheap! Both my hubby and daughter have really sensitive skin and this detergent doesn’t irritate them at all! Love love love it! Where I purchase my washing soda: www.greatcleaners.com Another popular website that sells it: www.alice.com
Dr Bronners Magic Pure-Castile Soap Organic Baby Mild 8 oz
Homestead Cupcake- Homemade Laundry Detergent Powder
This is a very easy homemade recipe for concentrated powder laundry detergent that works very well and saves you lots of money. I use this laundry detergent personally and am very happy with the results. It gets my clothes, including the clothes of my children who play in the dirt and chase chickens around the backyard daily, clean and smelling fresh after every wash. To make the detergent you need: Fels Naptha Bar Soap Borax Washing Soda (NOT baking soda, there is a difference) A Food Processor
Munchkin Warm Glow Wipe Warmer
Easy and Cheap Homemade Laundry Soap
In this video I walk you through the steps of how I make my homemade laundry soap (powdered form). I use it on all our family’s laundry — even cloth diapers! Recipe: 1 bar of Ivory soap 1 cup Borax 1 cup washing soda (NOT baking soda) 1. roughly chop bar of soap 2. combine soap, Borax, washing soda into food processor 3. blend until mixed 4. add to your storage container Washing: Front loading washer: use 1 Tbl per load; 2 Tbl for heavily soiled clothes Top loading washer: use 1/4 cup per load I use this soap in my front loading washer. High efficiency detergent is low sudsing and so is this homemade soap so it works fine in my front loading washer. ******************** You can also find me at www.mikmaqmama.weebly.com Twitter: @MikmaqMama
Dr Bronners Magic Pure-Castile Soap Organic Baby Mild 8 oz
DIY Cloth Wipes Solution
Cloth wipes are super easy to use, especially if you’re cloth diapering, and they add up to significant cost savings! Everyone has a slightly different recipe for their solution, but this is what we came up with and we love it. Good for the skin, helps prevent diaper rash, and you can make up a bottle for just pennies. To an 8 oz. bottle of water, add: 1/8 teaspoon Dr. Bronner’s liquid castile soap (EDITED!) ~2 drops vitamin E oil 1 drop tea tree oil Shake gently, then spray or squirt onto wipes before use, or use the solution to fill a wipes container and keep your wipes wet. Just toss used wipes into a wet bag and wash with your diapers. Piece of cake!
Spasilk 10 Pack Soft Terry Washcloth, Yellow
Flip Cloth Diapers in India
Flip cloth diapers are now available in India through SmartBaby India at www.smartbaby.in . Smart Baby is the exclusive distributor of all Cotton Babies Inc’s cloth diapers in India. Flip cloth diapers are available in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad in India. True to their name, Flip cloth diapers can be used time and again. One can literally ‘flip’ the used insert into the diaper pail, replace the insert with a clean one and reuse the cover. The one-size cover and insert adjusts to fit most babies from 7-35 pounds. Flip stay–dry cloth inserts are made of 3 absorbent layers of microfiber and a smooth stay-dry suede that wicks away moisture from the baby’s bum, keeping the baby drier for a longer period of time. The Flip diaper cover features a waterproof shell, so no extra cover is needed. All flip diapers have form fitting elastic to prevent leaks and patent pending comfy butterfly closure. Flip diapers are available with a one-size Stay-Dry Insert or a one-size Certified Organic Cotton Insert. Disposable inserts are also available for use while traveling. They are available in eight different colors — blossom, bubble, butternut, grasshopper, noodle, ribbit, sweet, and twilight.
Spencer’s 100% Cotton Diapers – Perfolded – White – 12 Pack
Cloth Diaper Detergent Homemade Recipe
Hey everyone I found this recipe and thought I’d share. ……….Homemade Cloth Diaper Detergent ……1 cup washing soda—1 cup Borax—1/2 cup of Oxi Clean mix and store use about 1 to 2 table spoon per load in front loader HE machines for a top loader u would use 1/4 cup to 1/2 cup u have to play with the amount until its to your liking Have Fun!!!!! here the link to where I found the recipe on www.theecofriendlyfamily.com
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