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How to Thin Acrylic Paint

Things You'll Need
Acrylic paint
Gesso
Medium (canvas, etc.)
Mineral spirits (optional)
Paint brush
Palette
Palette knife
Rubbing alcohol (optional)

Water

9 Ways to Reuse Old Plastic Bags

Packing Material,
Trash Bags
Disposable Gloves,
Gift Wrap
Knee Pads
Pick Up Litter
Donate Them
Take Them Back to the Store

How to Build a Clock

Requirments

Prefabricated clock gearbox
Set of clock hands
3-foot x 3-foot' x 3/4-inch plywood
Drill
Jigsaw
Wood Burner or Engraver
Compass
Tape Measure

How to Create an Electromagnet

Three Methods:
Preparing the Wire
Connecting the Battery
Taking Safety Precautions





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Drying Your Mint Harvest

Mint can be dried in a variety of ways to extend the enjoyment of the aromatic qualities throughout the year. Several different techniques are available as circumstances such as weather, available space and end use might determine which method is best. Tea is the most popular use of dried Mint, but other uses include adding a sachet of  mint to your hot bath water to provide a soothing "pick me up" for tired muscles and weary mind.

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