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Hi seattledan1~ My husband purchased these at McCoys building supplies in Waco, Tx the smaller ones were 25 dollars each and he purchased them about 15 years ago. They are called live stock panels. I hope this helps~ I noticed that Tractor supply carries fence panels but did not go to their site to look. Thanks for stopping by and taking a peek and have do have a great week~ sunshiine~

These look so tasty. I might give the mayo a try, Hubby is on a restricted diet but can have homemade mayo without soy. This could work for us~ Thanks for sharing.sunshiine~

Hello attosa, thanks so much for commenting these are very tasty~ Hope you give them a try~ Have a splendorous summer~

Hello vijendra Duda,Thanks for stopping by and commenting~ any type of cooking oil will work but if you are interested in the best health results, I would avoid popular refined oils. Olive oil, coconut oil, avocado oil, and even butter are all healthy oil/fat to use. Thanks again~sunshiine~

Hello taimysha, Thank you so much for stopping by and commenting and sharing a picture of your project, what a clever idea for a comb! I will make one the next time I need to card wool! I had planned on making a wool blanket from my project and did give felting a try but was not satisfied with the results. Since then we have had too much going on to give it another go. I hope to be all settled by next winter and will have a lot more room to work on a blanket. I will certainly make an instructables about the process when I make it. Thanks again and do have a safe and happy New year! sunshiine~

Thanks for stopping by and commenting Audreyobscura!Have a great December~sunshiine~

Loved this! Nice twist on mummies! Thanks for sharing~ sunshiine~

I keep coming back to look at all the details in this instructable. The pictures sure capture the characters. It must have been great fun creating such an interesting theme~ Congrats on making finalist! sunshiine~

Wow, I love the way you put this all together. Beautiful illustration of the two characters! Thank you for sharing this instructable. sunshiine~

Great job! I thought the antlers were perfect for this project. and your pictures are very nice. Thanks for sharing~

Hi lisa, I do not own a machine, so I am not sure about it but I did find this link for you to read and make your own decision. Thanks for stopping by and do have a great day~ https://www.thriftyfun.com/tf27493428.tip.htmlsunshiine~

Firstly, Thank you for your comment! I do not know much about converting recipes to grams but I did find a link for you that might be helpful. We are in the middle of a huge project with a time limit and I just don't have time right now to do the research to help you out but I do wish the very best for you~ It is a great project. Thanks so much for stopping by and do have a safe and happy summer~ sunshiine~https://www.errenskitchen.com/cooking-conversions/cups-to-grams-and-oz/

Thank you so much for the helpful tips~ I will share this with my hubby~ He will like this idea~ Have a beautiful summer~sunshiine~

Thanks for letting us know. Hopefully it did not damage the baby grass. Enjoy your new lawn~ sunshiine~

Hello, I have not seen anything like this before. I would suggest contacting the company and send them these pictures explaining what you are experiencing. There are so many different factors in determining what might cause this in my opinion. I am sure the company will assist you. I had great success calling and asking to speak to someone in the company who has a lot of knowledge about their water saver grass. They may offer to send you replacement seed depending on what is causing this. I wish you the best and thanks for stopping by. https://www.barusa.com/consumer-products/water-saversunshiine~

Hey Caitlin27, That is a very good question and thanks for asking. The mixture and balloons should be made shortly before serving. The balloons should be filled with air and served immediately. I would suggest making these until you get the hang of it before . . . . any special event. I had to make several batches because I did not have a fool proof recipe and had to make adjustments over a couple of days with about the same weather conditions, with that said, different weather conditions. may make a difference in how long the balloons will stay inflated but I am not sure. I do not recommend making these in advance because the balloons do begin to dry out which could cause them to shatter even though they look fine. They seemed to hold up and were pliable for two to three hours after fil…

Hey Caitlin27, That is a very good question and thanks for asking. The mixture and balloons should be made shortly before serving. The balloons should be filled with air and served immediately. I would suggest making these until you get the hang of it before . . . . any special event. I had to make several batches because I did not have a fool proof recipe and had to make adjustments over a couple of days with about the same weather conditions, with that said, different weather conditions. may make a difference in how long the balloons will stay inflated but I am not sure. I do not recommend making these in advance because the balloons do begin to dry out which could cause them to shatter even though they look fine. They seemed to hold up and were pliable for two to three hours after filling them, but they are kind of delicate. I will make these again because they were so much fun, however, I will say . . . I have only made these one time over a couple of days. Unfortunately, I have not had company to serve them to, so I have not made them again. I hope this information helps you. There was one person who made these and loved the experience and did not have any trouble with the information I shared here. Thanks again and do have a splendorous summer~ sunshiine~

BrendaR112, Thank you for taking the time to share a comment! I love this system it works for me. I hope you give it a try, I am sure you will love the benefits. Have a super summer~sunshiine~

Hi ChristyH50, You might try vitamin e oil instead. Here are a couple of websites that might be helpful. I hope it helps you out~ https://www.backdoorsurvival.com/4-amazing-skincare-products-to-make-using-essential-oils/https://helloglow.co/ways-to-make-homemade-toner/

Thanks for your comment Sue, I will check these out.Happy spring~

I often use straight vinegar and let it soak for a while. Baked on grease is hard especially on baking dishes and pans. You might give Dr Bronners a try, I used it straight on the refrigerator a while back that had some type of residue left from a message board I had stuck to the fridge. I tried a lot of things and the Dr Bronners liquid soap did a great job. If I think of something else I will leave a comment~ Have a safe and happy spring~sunshiine~

Thank you for sharing and do have a safe and happy spring~ sunshiine~

Hi Terri,Thank you for sharing your comment. I hope this works for you~ There are natural shampoos available, in quick search I found this article that might be helpful about shampoo even though it does mention coconut oil, it shares great information about shampooing hair :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTYhiAtoYf4, Here is a girl that can't use coconut oil on her hair and has some recommendations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTYhiAtoYf4 I wish you the best in your search~ sunshiine~

Hi Whitney Fabre,Thank you for stopping by and commenting! It is our favorite soup for sure. The herbs tip the scales~ I hope your week-end shines~sunshiine~

Congratulations! I love this transformer design~ sunshiine~

Hi Bonkelray, You might try white vinegar. I use it for my pots and pans when there is baked on food and give them time to soak. If plain vinegar won't cut it add some dish soap to the mixture and try it again. A tooth brush or non scratch pad might be useful. If all else fails I might be tempted to use oven cleaner depending on the type of surface. Hope this helps~sunshiine~

Thanks so much for the comment~ It was hard work but it certainly paid off! Yum!

A transformer toy that any kid would love! Glad you got one even if you made it yourself~I love how nice it turned out! Have a safe and happy 2019~ sunshiine~

Thank-you! Oh how I wished I had paid more attention in science class! I was very tempted to bake a loaf rather than biscuits and spray the oven but decided to avoid making too many changes in the early stages of development. I am fairly sure a person could achieve good results baking a larger batch and spraying the oven, although extra egg whites might be needed. I was tempted to add a little water to the mixture in my last batch but decided not to. If you look at the tops of the first batches I made, you will notice the tops are smoother although the rise was not sufficient. That is why I decided to use a large muffin tin, thinking that the pan would provide walls to support a higher rise and add egg whites to increase the rise. The tops of the first batch were smoother because I rolled…

Thank-you! Oh how I wished I had paid more attention in science class! I was very tempted to bake a loaf rather than biscuits and spray the oven but decided to avoid making too many changes in the early stages of development. I am fairly sure a person could achieve good results baking a larger batch and spraying the oven, although extra egg whites might be needed. I was tempted to add a little water to the mixture in my last batch but decided not to. If you look at the tops of the first batches I made, you will notice the tops are smoother although the rise was not sufficient. That is why I decided to use a large muffin tin, thinking that the pan would provide walls to support a higher rise and add egg whites to increase the rise. The tops of the first batch were smoother because I rolled them out. I noticed the muffin tin biscuits had a texture on top and I had to decide if I should add water to the batter or an extra egg white to make a thinner batter that would form a smoother top but decided the uneven top might brown beautifully. I was happy with the decision. I will be giving these methods a try and hopefully share them on instructables. Thank you for your comment audreyobscura and do have a safe and happy 2019~sunshiine~

Hi Sue,I was surprised how much research was required to develop a recipe with (yes) ingredients. Not to mention understanding how imitation flours like almond flour will react to wild yeast. I appreciate your suggestions for alternative flours I might try. I will probably have to order the ones you suggested because stores here have a limited variety to choose from.This journey has been a very challenging one! Thank you so much for the comment, it made my day~sunshiine~

What a beautiful cake looks like a winner to me ~ I love the violets! The leaves are so pretty. Thanks for sharing the raspberry liqueur idea. I might give this a try this summer. We are moving this spring hopefully and shopping organic will be no problem! Perfect timing for us~ sunshiine~

How fun is this? I love the idea. Zoi loves to color now. Thanks for sharing~sunshiine~

Thanks~ Sue from Normandie~ beautiful side dish~

This looks so delicious~ I really want to try this! Thanks for sharing~ and . . . Happy fall~sunshiine~

Thanks offseid~ I appreciate the comment. I hope your week shines~sunshiine~

What beautiful reapers you have there~ I will be sharing this ible with my son, he will definitely get a bang out of it~ I know I did~ Thanks for sharing your hard work~sunshiine~

Hello bbeston, Thank you so much for sharing! I enjoyed seeing all the pictures of the family having a great time~ I do not have instagram so I did not get to view the video. I love all the great looking food pictures yum ~ Thanks again~sunshiine~

Hello bbeston, Thanks so much for sharing your experience and the tip on temperature! ~ I would love to see a picture if you took any, it would be fun to see other variations~ Have a splendorous week~sunshiine~

I am so sorry to hear about your illness. I am confident you are on the right path for full recovery from what you write. Thank you so much for offering to support me, but no, I am not part of any programs to get paid. I wish the very best for you! Please do talk to your doctor about this coffee, it could raise cholesterol levels even though the fats are healthy. My husband's doctor did not feel this coffee recipe would cause him any problems. My husband has not had a new check up yet to know for sure.sunshiine~

Here is a copy of the ingredients list, thanks so much for commenting and If you have any more questions please feel free to ask. Recipe:1 1/2 cups Freshly Brewed Organic Coffee ( I buy the Billy Goat brand ).1 teaspoon Bullet Proof Cacao Butter (a flavor enhancer and is known to improve heart health and available here .1 teaspoon Organic Coconut Oil ( slowly increase as your body adjust; to 1 Tablespoon or more if desired, I buy it at Sam's.1 teaspoon to 2 Tablespoons Bullet Proof Brain Octane Oil (start out with 1 teaspoon and work up to 2 tablespoons or more as your body adjust to it here: Bullet proof it is available at Amazon also.1/4 teaspoon organic MCT oil I bought mine at a nutrition center or you can purchase it at Amazon2 Tablespoons Grass fed butter (I buy the Red Feather cann…

Here is a copy of the ingredients list, thanks so much for commenting and If you have any more questions please feel free to ask. Recipe:1 1/2 cups Freshly Brewed Organic Coffee ( I buy the Billy Goat brand ).1 teaspoon Bullet Proof Cacao Butter (a flavor enhancer and is known to improve heart health and available here .1 teaspoon Organic Coconut Oil ( slowly increase as your body adjust; to 1 Tablespoon or more if desired, I buy it at Sam's.1 teaspoon to 2 Tablespoons Bullet Proof Brain Octane Oil (start out with 1 teaspoon and work up to 2 tablespoons or more as your body adjust to it here: Bullet proof it is available at Amazon also.1/4 teaspoon organic MCT oil I bought mine at a nutrition center or you can purchase it at Amazon2 Tablespoons Grass fed butter (I buy the Red Feather canned butter from New Zealand) .If buying the canned version do not store the opened butter in the can.Red Feather grass fed butter or you may substitute ghee or purchase grass fed butter in the dairy section local grocery stores.1 teaspoon Collagen Protein powder Bullet Proof Collagen Protein2 Drops Stevia I have been looking for Stevia Select Pure Stevia Powder but it is not available in my area yet. Available at most grocery stores.1 teaspoon Stevia Cocoa syrup I have been wanting to try organic cocoa powder but haven't tried it yet. Syrup available at health food stores and here2 Drops Food Grade organic Peppermint Oil ( optional )( Health food stores )1 tiny pinch Pink Salt ( optional ) Pink salt contains beneficial minerals.Walmart or health food stores.Utinsils:French press or Coffee maker, measuring spoons, (whisk, blender,or milk frother). Milk frothers are not available in my area but I do plan to purchase one online very soon. They will work better for single servings than my bullet.I have seen them as low as $10.00.

Hello Lkymama,Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at this instructable. The Bullet proof brain octane oil and the protein powder can be purchased at bulletproof.com or Amazon. If you are looking to save on cost, you can purchase protein powder at a health food store or nutrition center. The most important ingredient by brand name is the Bulletproof brain octane oil. https://www.bulletproof.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMItOj...Mct oil is available at the Bullet Proof site as well as the cacao butter. AS far as the coffee goes you can buy the Bullet Proof coffee or to save money you might find a good quality organic shade grown coffee online. Bullet Proof has a recipe that has less ingredients on their site. The other ingredients were mainly for flavor except the oils. I bought virgin organ…

Hello Lkymama,Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at this instructable. The Bullet proof brain octane oil and the protein powder can be purchased at bulletproof.com or Amazon. If you are looking to save on cost, you can purchase protein powder at a health food store or nutrition center. The most important ingredient by brand name is the Bulletproof brain octane oil. https://www.bulletproof.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMItOj...Mct oil is available at the Bullet Proof site as well as the cacao butter. AS far as the coffee goes you can buy the Bullet Proof coffee or to save money you might find a good quality organic shade grown coffee online. Bullet Proof has a recipe that has less ingredients on their site. The other ingredients were mainly for flavor except the oils. I bought virgin organic coconut oil at Sam's club.You can purchase grass fed butter in the dairy section of the grocery stores ( it is not canned). I purchased it in a can because that is what the nutrition center had and could not find it in anywhere else in my area. I discovered later grass fed butter is sold in the dairy section of most grocery stores and is sold on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/s/?ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=sea... It might be difficult to find in small towns though. I will add a list to this instructable in a day or two for you to print out. We are in the middle of working on something and I just don't have time to make a complete list today. I will have it done within 2 days though.Meanwhile I hope you can find everything from what I put together here. Thanks again for stopping by and do have a safe and happy summer~sunshiine~

The brain octane oil is processed differently than the organic coconut oil; which makes it taste better.Perhaps they use the same process (idea) as the coffee to remove or reduce toxins?. The grass fed cows butter has more nutrients and the chlorophyll makes the butter very yellow, I am guessing the butter has a lot more natural vitamin D.The organic butter sold in America is nothing compared to what I tasted as a child. The butter I remember had way more flavor and of course- a brighter yellow color, even more than the red feather brand. Maybe I was tasting raw butter, I don't know. This coffee is pretty amazing.I have never liked coffee and after tasting this coffee I actually liked the flavor. We ran into 4 people around town at different times and places; who have mentioned they go t…

The brain octane oil is processed differently than the organic coconut oil; which makes it taste better.Perhaps they use the same process (idea) as the coffee to remove or reduce toxins?. The grass fed cows butter has more nutrients and the chlorophyll makes the butter very yellow, I am guessing the butter has a lot more natural vitamin D.The organic butter sold in America is nothing compared to what I tasted as a child. The butter I remember had way more flavor and of course- a brighter yellow color, even more than the red feather brand. Maybe I was tasting raw butter, I don't know. This coffee is pretty amazing.I have never liked coffee and after tasting this coffee I actually liked the flavor. We ran into 4 people around town at different times and places; who have mentioned they go to one of the doctors at our clinic because of serious health issues and are doing much better now because of the keto diet and drinking this coffee. Their stories were amazing. From what I understand the MCT oil has different benefits than the brain Octane oil but haven't figured out why it does (yet). I am thrilled my husband is feeling and looking better and has a whole lot more energy. Thanks for stopping by Jessy! Oh yeah, try the butter it taste soooooooooo good~Sunshiine~

Hi Audreyobscura! Thank you! for taking the time to let me know the information I provided was helpful. There is so much we can learn from watching birds. If I don't hear from Annette after a week, I call for my Smirnoff story! I just love that bird~ Anyhow, thanks again and have a Happy 4th of July~ sunshiine~

I am thrilled you loved it~ Annette usually sends referrals my way about birds. She has never disappointed me. Thanks for letting me know and do have a happy 4th!sunshiine~

Hi Violet-Person!I saw this video tonight and thought this man's suggestion for discouraging biting made sense and he offered some good advice. sunshiine