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Quick-and-Easy Easter Egg Decorations

Use one of these fresh decorating techniques to adorn springtime Easter eggs.

"… you how to use erasers and toothpicks as tools for decorating eggs … dip about 1/4 inch of the toothpick into the paint, then lay the toothpick down onto the egg. Repeat … the center. Using a new toothpick and another color of paint …"

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Swedish Meatballs Dinner

… Black Pepper and Lemon Orzo, and Grape Tomato Salad will make any weeknight feel like a party. Treat the kids to cocktail toothpicks for eating these little meatballs -- they'll love feeling like grown-ups. In a skillet, saute sliced mushrooms in butter …

Food Play

… with thin carrot sticks or toothpicks . 4. Push pieces of strawberry … into body. Large dill pickle Toothpick 2 small sweet banana peppers … remove the stems. With a toothpick , poke two holes in the pickle … cuts. Attach to body with toothpicks . 4. For each hind leg …

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Produce Pumpkins

Fresh from the produce aisle: try these easy no-carve/low-carve ideas!

Tue, 6 Oct 2009|More from Holidays
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spiky hair. And so for this, I'm gonna use again my little toothpicks and just kind of stick them in, and then you take your asparagus. I'm gonna do some short spiky hair here, and just put it right into the base of this area like that. If you have mallet, sometimes it's good if the pumpkin's a little firm. Can be hard to get the toothpick right in there. So you kind of get the idea. You can add a lot of hair or just a little bit

I'm gonna do here. So what you need is you need some toothpicks , and you need some larger skewers to hold some of your larger vegies, and let's see. I'm gonna use some Brussels sprouts

Pumpkin ‘Patch’

Patch together a really original look using different colors & shapes cut from pumpkins and gourds.

Fri, 9 Oct 2009|More from Holidays
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if you want a little bit of extra security, you can use toothpicks and just stick a toothpick in the side like that. And then you can just push it in to one side of the pumpkin. In that way

4. Removing Hardware

PAINTING SECRETS: Don't try to paint around it, just remove it! Get tips on how to handle hardware removal -- and more important, how to put it all back in the right place.

Fri, 1 Jun 2007|More from Home & Garden
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You're using 2 toothpicks just however big is the hole is?

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Home, Spooky Home: Easy Halloween Crafts

… your stoop. Create ears by cutting triangles out of colorful card stock and tape them to toothpicks . Leave enough room at the bottom of the toothpick so that you can poke it into the pumpkin to hold the ears in place. Paint on the background …

Pretty Pumpkins for Fall

… mouth. Use round chunks of white pumpkin held in place with toothpicks to create the eyes, and a triangular chunk from an orange … wilting. Secure the top to the bottom using sturdy skewers or toothpicks . Frost is on the pumpkin -- and you'll know winter is …

Ready to Party

… the cucumber strips into cones and pierce each cone with a toothpick to hold the shape. Pipe in a thick dip using a pastry bag … melon stars into the kiwi cutouts and use a pick or cocktail toothpick to hold the pieces together. Like round centers? Follow …

Our Best Game Day Snack Recipes

… For the flavors of meaty chili -- on an easy-to-manage toothpick -- try these quick and easy meatballs. They're ideal for … classic sloppy joe sandwiches -- on an easy-to-manage toothpick , try this simple recipe. This chunky, mild salsa is delicious …

Upgrading Window Hardware and Glass

… screws. New hardware screws will probably not grab well in the old holes unless you fill the holes. Glue in matchsticks, toothpicks , or slivers of wood cut from shims until the hole is fairly tight. Use a utility knife to cut the inserts flush with the …

Clever Ways to Decorate with Cranberries

… topiary. Cover a foam ball with leaves and stud it with cranberries. Add a ribbon, hang it up, and admire. Using half toothpicks , skewer fresh cranberries to various sizes of foam balls found at a local crafts store. Cover the foam completely with berries …