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I decided to try sunprint paper, since it costs less than enlargement paper. My first try was a fail, because sunprint paper is less sensitive and didn't react to light from a pinprick. I made a nail-sized hole for my second try, and got this result after about 4 days. Unfortunately, the larger hole also let water in, so I got some water spots. Fun, but enlargement paper probably gets a cleaner result.

I melted the chocolate and butter in the microwave, stirring at 30 second intervals until it was smooth.

This makes me so happy! Way to go.

Excellent video. Everything is shown so clearly without words.

Cool!

Without a queen ant your colony will last for a few months. Finding a queen is difficult, but not impossible. Try these websites for more on catching a queen ant: https://www.wikihow.com/Catch-a-Queen-Ant https://sciencing.com/way-catch-queen-ant-6590894.html

Thanks for letting me know. Are you looking at it on a phone or tablet? It seems to be fine on my desktop.

That is good to know. I haven't had a problem so far. The nail polish or other coating keeps the aluminum from directly contacting the skin, so hopefully that prevents any issues.

I used a glue gun and didn't melt the rope ends together. It may be less durable, but that glue is softer and easier to work with. It's comfortable even with the button over the connection. Also, I experimented with braiding rat tail cord for a different look.

It sounds like you probably overcooked it. It is a little tricky to get candy just right; you have to constantly be checking it. For some people it may be easier to use a candy thermometer and cook it to 300 degrees rather than use the method I described where you periodically drip some candy into water.

Great idea! I tend to scratch my face when I'm concentrating, so I've been trying to find something else for my hands to do. Fidget spinners and stress balls get in the way when I am writing. This would be a great alternative. I like that it's cheap as well!