Creative Mom CZ

Mine have been doing it a lot recently! I have lots to upcycle now:D

The handles are from a small local shop.Thanks!

Thank you! I hope these instructions will help.

Looks delicious, yum!

Beautiful!

This solves so many problems:D great!

Beautiful, something I've been looking for as a spring deco. Thanks for sharing!

I wonder the same. I live in CZ so they are really easy for me to get although I know there are countries where you simply can't. No idea how it's in the US.

I am VERY good at eating:D In my home we do lots of canning, too, I think it's pretty usual here in CZ.

Yes, as I mention above, this is just one of many ways to prepare knedlíky. We make them from potatos, cottage cheese, sweet, salty, with fruit, gravy...

Thank you!

Wow, 5 of them! You're a busy grandma! I wish I could knit but I must say that I'm 100 % happy with these. I'm sure your grandchildren will love them.

Congrats on the grand, this witch house is awesome!

:D :D :D I didn't even notice the mistake! Thanks for reading (at least to the supply list:) and I'm so glad it made you laugh. I corrected it but I'm sure others will be able to figure out what it was about. I am totally going to use that word, too!

I'm sure all of those would work, you just might need to adjust the amoint of gelatine. If yoi use fresh juice from green apples (or slightly unripe or a greed variety), you need less gelatine than when using red apples. With currant you definitely need less because this fruit gels nicely by itself. And please let me know how those toothpaste bears tasted!:D

He did!

They are SUPERSOFT!

Same here. Cleaning cache doesn't help, I have to go back to edit or reload the page

I do these drawings for coloring every time my fb page reaches 100 more fans.

Here's mine: https://www.instagram.com/the_creative_momI write tutorials not only for moms and kids - homemade cosmetics, recipes, toys, creative techniques, sewing...

True, jams, fresh fruit...thanks for the comment!

You could try mixing the cinnamon with something, i suggest powder sugar and pouring hot butter over it. It's not a combination I would go for but if you fancy cinnamon, it's worth trying. Just not plain cinnamon, it needs some wet ingredient.

In my country we actually make them with lots of different fillings (usual is fresh fruit), toppings (one of the most traditional being cottage cheese, ground walnuts, sugar and hot butter) and even different types of dough (like cottage cheese dough or potato dough).I will share more traditional recipes;)

I guess these are unusual everywhere except for the Czech Republic. You can find knedliky with fruit and different toppings, even made with different types of dough but these only here. And I think these are the most delicious!

Thank you and yes, it's pretty! But combined with the small you just can't NOT eat it;)

Thank you, I appreciate it a lot!

You'd be surprised how much fun adults can have with this sort of thing! My husband carried his tupperware with a piece of brain proudly to work the next day leaving some of his colleagues a bit confused:D

Thank you!

Thank you! I hope these instructions will be helpful and your little one will enjoy the backpack.

I think there should be no problem with those, however, I have never tried. But why not!

Thanks! I'm actually not that experienced myself, definitely not a pro, I learn on the go. But the backpacks worked out very well for me so I'm confident enough to share the instructions.

Please do and let me know! The rum mixtures are my favorite;)

Thanks and wow! Love those tables!

Hi, I think I can respond to this, I also take care of a field and live in a very dry area where keeping plants well watered is generally not easy. So I can compare my plants in the pallet planter to the ones in the field. So to start, the plants here need to be watered twice a day, relying on rainwater would mean killing them. I find that my plants in the planters are not doing worse than those in the field, maybe on some days even better. If your soil dries too fast, 2 things come to my mind:1. If you have the planter in the direct sunlight, move it to an area with less sunlight.2. Most important: The quality of the soil is essential. One has to be very careful when buying substrate, a lot of people tend to buy the cheapest thinking it's all the same. It doesn't need to be a substrate...

Hi, I think I can respond to this, I also take care of a field and live in a very dry area where keeping plants well watered is generally not easy. So I can compare my plants in the pallet planter to the ones in the field. So to start, the plants here need to be watered twice a day, relying on rainwater would mean killing them. I find that my plants in the planters are not doing worse than those in the field, maybe on some days even better. If your soil dries too fast, 2 things come to my mind:1. If you have the planter in the direct sunlight, move it to an area with less sunlight.2. Most important: The quality of the soil is essential. One has to be very careful when buying substrate, a lot of people tend to buy the cheapest thinking it's all the same. It doesn't need to be a substrate only for the plant you want to have but generally a good mark. For example, if you water the plants and see the water staying on the surface for a few seconds and kind of floating before it starts soaking in the substrate, that's a bad sign. That kind of soil will dry very very fast.You can add the plastic as you mentioned but I can say that the textile I use is enough for me, I have the strawberries in a place where they have sun most of the say but they aren't being burnt by direct sunlight and the soil stays wet for a long time (compared to the fields around here).

An emulgator is a substance that allows you to blend water and oil. A presevative prevents the mold and fungae forming in your product thus increasing shelf life. You can get both in a shop (online) with cosmetics ingredients, i bought them online at Manske (Germany). You can use other preservatives and emulgators but then watch 2 things:1. The emulgator should be one that is suitable for waters, not just creams.2. The ratios (how much you add depending on the weight of oil or the weight of the final product) might be different.

Hello, it's happened again, I still can't enter the contest I wanted to enter, I sent you a PM.

Hi, to be honest, I don't know much about the chemical reactions. My grandma used to use the soda for cleaning limestone and it worked, later we started making the bombs just with soda. I started adding the citric acid because I read it would work better, so yes, I see the point. Besides the cleaning effect of soda it bubbles all around the toilet and gets everywhere (if the bomb is big enough).