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I wonder how you could do this with a box fan? Maybe have a cloth angled down the back side with a “pocket” for the ice?

What an incredibly complex and detailed instructable! Great job!

A thought: you could make the pillow in muslin, and then make covers using zippers so that they could be removed and washed. Maybe try to enlarge the pattern just a tad. I haven't tried it, but thought I'd throw out the suggestion. I was able to download the file from the site you linked to. Thanks for this!

I'm curious if you have had insects move in to the hotel. What kind are they, and do you know what kind of insects it would attract? Is this mostly an art project, and less of an environmental project? I wonder if the material you use to fill the spaces can be modified to attract certain insects (Butterflies, etc.)

Thank you so much! I'm not much of a gardener, but was hoping to help the butterfly and bee populations along...

I wonder if it's possible to use one of the gluten free all-purpose flours on the market for this recipe. What do you think?

Thanks for your reply, Matt. I was thinking the same thing. I am not much of a baker but I do miss croissants!!! Maybe a gluten-free cook will weigh in here. There are so many different GF flours out there.

How do you store these? Do they need to be refrigerated? How many little round treats would you say this recipe makes? Thanks for this instructable. I wasn’t aware (after reading another post) that tuna water can cause unrinary disease. I wonder if you could use hamburger or beef with this recipe.

This is exquisite and makes me think of items from South America that are so decorative. I'm curious whether the liquid embroidery chips off over time and with use. Have you had a good experience with it? Thanks in advance for your reply.

Yes, thank you for the reminder.

Thank you so much for sharing this invaluable instructable. Obviously during this time with COVID-19 rampaging, and people freaking out (including myself), the idea of sitting at home with my sewing machine and fabric and making something to keep myself (and others) safe is a delight. Hibernate! Thank you. I will read it more closely but hope you included where to find N95 filters (if there are any left).

I'm wondering if it's possible to use gluten-free flour instead of gluten-full. I doubt you have tried this but I'm don't know how important the gluten is to keeping the balls stuck together. Thanks so much for this instructable!

So what happens is the flan “falls through” the cake batter and ends up in the bottom of the pan, right? Why not put the flan in first? This looks so yummy! I’ve got to go out and buy a Bundt pan now!

We made this at Christmas time using Bud’s Eggnog and it was delicious. I think we added a dusting of cinnamon on top to add a little more flavor. Yum! Thanks! I think it will become a holiday tradition every year from now on.

Oh my goodness, what a wonderful solution to needed space! I'm going to try to build one (or more) of these for my house with no closets! Thank you! Great as a spice or small bottle rack, for makeup or sundries in the bathroom, all kinds of stuff everywhere! Yay! Thank you!

Oh my goodness, what a wonderful solution to needed space! I'm going to try to build one (or more) of these for my house with no closets! Thank you! Great as a spice or small bottle rack, for makeup or sundries in the bathroom, all kinds of stuff everywhere! Yay! Thank you!

Is the temperature 180 degrees Centigrade? It’s a very low temperature in Fahrenheit.

Is there supposed to be a template attached? I cannot find anything to download and print.

Are there any templates you can provide for the pieces? Your explanation isn't quite clear. Sizes would help. Especially for a man's wallet for back pocket. Thanks so much. I wanted to make a wallet for my husband for Christmas.

Great instructable. Did you know that the title says "craving" rather than "carving"?

This looks really great. Question: On step 5 you say to remove from heat then add the rest of the glaze and let it simmer. Should that be over heat or not? It isn't clear to me. Thanks so much!

Thanks for this. I'm about to take a trip through the midwest (live in CA) and expect to be eaten alive (I'm apparently very tasty to mosquitos!). The comments below are also very appreciated. That's to everyone who responded. Maybe this could be rewritten to include the other cures (after testing, of course!) :-)

I wonder if there are also ways to use your "rose tea" in food... as a flavoring? Have you tried tasting it?

As a Westfalia driver, I really love this. Too bad I'm not a woodworker, but I'll pass it on to the guys at the mechanic shop in case one of them is. Thanks for this wonderful project. (As said below, yes, plans included would be nice.)

I love this!!! Great way to combine electronics with jewelry. Very elegant design. Good luck in the contest.

If you don’t want the black edge around it, is it possible to cut it off?

Beautiful piece. I would love to see close up images of the punctured setting and the pin back. What tools did you use? More detail on how it was made! Thanks

Really great idea. Good job!

This could be used also as a counter display in a shop. Maybe also if a different shape used for brochures, etc. you could glue a flyer or ad of some kind on the tall part. Great instructable. Thanks so much!

Instead of cardboard you could use thick cardboard or art board. If you worry about the weight, foam board might be another option although the edge might again be an issue. I love this idea!

Yes, I remember doing that in the 50s and 60s, too! gum wrappers. We would make long chains of them. Hah! I love that the idea is back.

There is a sweetener a friend of mine uses called monkfruit. She got it at Whole Foods here in the Bay Area. Zero calories or carbs. I tried it and thought it was good.

This is incredible. Thank you so much for all the time and research you put in to making this instructable. Well done!

Same age, same thought! :-)

Same age, same thought! 😂

Thank you for this instructable. I was thinking about an oil cloth tablecloth for camping but it would obviously be very large. Do you think you could fold the fabric so it fits in a smaller tray and soak it with the oil mixture that way? I loved your bunting idea.

Thanks so much for this instructable. I agree that we need to get away from plastic straws. I’m wondering how safe it is to suck through a straw that has been glued. The comment about using wax as glue might be worth experimenting with. I will definitely try this when I get a chance. Thanks!

I bought a commercial band similar to this and use it on hot days to wear around my neck while hiking. Stays cool for quite a while, and you can whip it around in the air to cool it back down again.... Great instructable. Now I want to make one! Thank you.

Thanks for this instructable. I'd love to add hip straps to my backpack, but am a little unclear on the concept. Can you describe a little more how to make your own hip straps? It looks from the picture like you have looped a strap around the bottom of the shoulder straps, and there is a hip strap attached to each side, which when used would wrap around to the front and attach in front with a clip of some kind, yes? Can you give dimensions of the hip straps? Could you use the same kind of foam padding used for laptop or other foam covered by a sturdy material to make your own? Any recommendations on how to do this? Thanks in advance for your answer.

Hi. I'm not a dog owner, but have friends who are. I'm assuming that you feed this treat to your dog frozen, right? Or do you thaw it first?

I’m also a little confused about solvents. Would you please explain what they are, what types are available, where to get them, etc? I have seen thyme oil used in healing but am not sure what a food grade solvent is. Thanks in advance for your answer.

Yes. Thanks so much for your reply.

Just to be clear, this is not an alcoholic drink, right? The yeast is just to make the water fizzy, yes? I love ginger drinks and want to try this!

What kind of paint did you use? Is it washable? Did you do anything to set the paint in the fabric?

Our bathroom sink was running slow and using an enzymatic cleaner didn't work, so I tried a couple we o fg denture tablets broken up and dropped into the drain overnight. Worked like a charm!

What’s your experience with the suction cups NOT holding? I’m amazed to see two cats on one bed held up by suction cups! I want to make this!!!

Very pleasing design, beautifully done. In order to easily identify what's in each bag, rather than having to lift each one, you could put a label on the clip. Then you can slide them back and forward to find the one you're looking for. Great for beading, too!

I'm curious to know what you use coffee extract for other than making stout. Anything else?

Thank you! All great ideas.

Thank you for this instructable! I tried to alter some t-shirts by cutting off the binding, and then sewing on new binding of a similar color. Really didn't work at all. This seems like a solution that offers more possibility of success. Looks like you succeeded! Yay!

I think I figured it out. I changed my preferences in Firefox for the way they display fonts. It helped to know that it was just italics. Thanks.

There appears to be some missing text that shows up as question marks in boxes. Are those links? For example the paragraph that has "i didn't really know what I was doing" has text that follows that is unreadable, and in the following paragraph, "Every day I walk and think ... missing text ... The studio took a long time." There are problems in several other places. Can you fix these? Looks like a fabulous project. Thanks for sharing.

Fabulous list!!! Thank you so much!

This is ingenious! We had a "have-a-heart" trap where we caught mice live but found if we let them out close to home, they came back and avoided the trap the next time. So we started driving them to other towns to let them go! Better to try to block up all the holes where they get in. Aluminum foil works wonders... Thanks for this! (Now our neighborhood cat keeps the rodent population down.)

My van has a storage area up top where you can store things in "dry bags" (used in canoing and kayaking), like clothing you are not likely to wear as often, or larger containers of things that don't fit well down below and are used less often. The bags are weatherproof. I assume you can find them at camping stores, and canoe & kayak stores, and online, no doubt. Very useful!

I always put my face cream into a smaller container-- enough for the time I'll be camping. Although I have one, I don't use a "dopp kit" (what's the female name for that?), but instead 2 ziplock bags, one for evening and one for morning. I wear contact lenses, so some things get shifted between bags, but I find it useful when trekking to the bathroom.Another item I found useful which I believe can be found at REI or camping stores is a "squeeze tube." You can put peanut butter, mayo, etc in them, and seal them with the clamp provided. They take up less space and make it easy to dispense. I also carry a small zip log bag of baby wipes, which really helps when water is less available for showers, etc. They aren't recyclable, but I've found them to be useful, even when ad…

I always put my face cream into a smaller container-- enough for the time I'll be camping. Although I have one, I don't use a "dopp kit" (what's the female name for that?), but instead 2 ziplock bags, one for evening and one for morning. I wear contact lenses, so some things get shifted between bags, but I find it useful when trekking to the bathroom.Another item I found useful which I believe can be found at REI or camping stores is a "squeeze tube." You can put peanut butter, mayo, etc in them, and seal them with the clamp provided. They take up less space and make it easy to dispense. I also carry a small zip log bag of baby wipes, which really helps when water is less available for showers, etc. They aren't recyclable, but I've found them to be useful, even when adding oil to the van, etc., and needing to clean my hands.I have all kinds of bungee cords in my Wesfalia that I use for all kinds or purposes, to hold doors open, to stretch across an area where I want to keep something from slipping, to attach a small portapotty to the back area (I installed two large eye screws).A roll of toilet paper is useful (keep in a ziplock to keep it clean) when travelling and having to make pit stops in places that might not have paper. Good also as a substitute for kleenex, etc. I'll post more if I think of them. I'm about to go camping next week.

I wonder if you could take a photo of the pill bottle and prescription label (with your name on it), and if that would suffice?

My van has metal "walls" and I use clip magnets to achieve the same thing. The only issue is that the magnets could damage the paint. You can cover them with a thin fabric to avoid this. Definitely a good thing to have when camping for a myriad of reasons!

Cool idea. You can make it look more attractive on the inside by covering the tape and folded over sheeting with a piece of fabric, or more reflector fabric. (Maybe that's just the girly girl in me! :-)

I read somewhere if you put some Baking Soda in your kitchen sink drain, and then add vinegar it is a non-toxic way to clean your drain. It will bubble up, but that's okay. This combo of ingredients is probably good for many cleaning uses.

I saw in a book that you can use a leaf in a rolling machine. I wonder if it would work in a pasta machine? I assume the metal has to be very thin. How thick can you go? Don't have a pasta machine so one way or the other it will be an investment. Rolling machine is way too expensive. Thanks so much for this instructable. Lots of food for thought.

Is there a way to avoid frying? (Is that a dumb question?). I wonder if they could be baked or broiled?

Forgot to add that I love the recipe and thanks for posting!

Wow, this is really great!!! Obviously a huge amount of work, but worth it. It looks like an heirloom. Thanks for sharing this.

Thank you so much, Matt! I appreciate the trouble you went to to find that.

I love crepes! But I have a gluten intolerance. Do you have a recipe with gluten free flours?

Thank you so much for sharing this! Perfect for small workspaces. I was curious if you used a specific kind of light. Full spectrum?

There is no link to the class in this instructable. How are we to find it?

Some of us need pictures to understand the project. Looks like a cool bag, though. Thanks.

This is really attractive! Now I have to go out and buy a rivet gun! :-) Thanks so much for sharing your free pattern. Would you buy felt at a fabric store? This looks like really thick felt.

Hi, inexperienced newbie here. What is a "tap?"

Very cool idea. My issue would be with the hardness of the tub on the bottom. I would probably add thicknesses of rug at the bottom or lots and lots of pillows. Sounds like the people in your office are enjoying it. Thanks so much for sharing. People in the Berkeley area can possibly find tubs like this at Urban Ore on Ashby near the freeway.