Tutorial: Rock Cairn Photo or Tag Holder
- At February 14, 2012
- By YooperGal
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GardenMama has a great tutorial for these awesome photo holders!

I think they would be perfect for pricing or item descriptions at a craft show.
I’ll post more when the snow clears and I can get to the rocks to actually make a few of these!
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Tutorial – Transferring Images Onto Stone
- At February 13, 2012
- By YooperGal
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GardenMama’s blog is awesome!
I am soooo going to make these and leave them around town!
C’mon spring!
I can’t wait to go to the lake and find some smooth lake stones!
Maybe I’ll have to go freeze my fingers off!
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Tutorial: Easy Tiny Envelopes
- At February 11, 2012
- By YooperGal
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This is an awesome DIY found at <PoppyTalk>

I have boxes of scrapbook paper and I don’t really scrap!
Guess I’ll be making some of these then!
Tutorial: How to Make Concrete Tealight Holders
- At February 10, 2012
- By YooperGal
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Check out this awesome tutorial on how to make your own tealight holders!
All you need is fine mixed concrete, small silicone molds, oil, a paintbrush, a spatula, and some tealights.
1. Begin by oiling the molds. You technically don’t need to oil silicone molds, but it doesn’t hurt to be on the safe side. |
2. Oil the underneath and sides of the tealight. |
3. Mix the concrete and fill the mold with it to just below the top, stopping the concrete from overflowing when you push in the tealight. |
4. Shake the mold to get rid of any air bubbles and to level the concrete’s surface. |
5. Press the tealight into the center of the concrete, then leave to set on a flat surface. It will take about 24 hours to set. |
6. Carefully remove the holders from the molds, and then wash the molds so that they can be reused |
I used to work with hypertufa, or “tufa” for short. It’s a lightweight cement mixture.
I’m definitely going to try these with some tufa this coming spring!
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What would I do with a Silhouette?
- At November 17, 2011
- By YooperGal
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I would love to win this!
I have a cricut, but you’re pretty much limited by the cartridges and the papers…
I would love to win the Silhouette that Little Miss Mamma is giving away!
Check it out!

1. Begin by oiling the molds. You technically don’t need to oil silicone molds, but it doesn’t hurt to be on the safe side.
2. Oil the underneath and sides of the tealight.
3. Mix the concrete and fill the mold with it to just below the top, stopping the concrete from overflowing when you push in the tealight.
4. Shake the mold to get rid of any air bubbles and to level the concrete’s surface.
5. Press the tealight into the center of the concrete, then leave to set on a flat surface. It will take about 24 hours to set.
6. Carefully remove the holders from the molds, and then wash the molds so that they can be reused