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where to find bento things! Egg molds, tiny cookie cutters, etc.!?!?!?
I live in AZ, so I only know of Sanrio store, LeeLee Market, World Market, and Fujiya. I haven't founf an "adult" or "teenager" bento box yet, but I want to find a cool bento box, and cute little cookie cutters for veggies and stuff! I also would like to fins egg molds, and rice ball molds! if anyone has any tips, I'd appreciate it!!
Don't you love bento boxes? I will give you some great sites to check out for ideas, accessories and stuff...
This has some fun ideas...
http://lunchinabox.net/
This has a ton of links to accessories and more...
http://www.cookingcute.com/linksandresources.htm
And this has some cool boxes for not-too-much money!
http://www.ekitron.com/eshop/ids_cate_fisrt.asp?subcate=SUB03&cate=C05&desc=Restaurant+Supplies&desc2=Lunch+Box&view=catalog
Have fun!!!
Traditionally, Maori weights called swing pois are used to help with strength, flexibility, and coordination. If you translate the name it means "ball on a cord" which describes it perfectly. It is simple to make your own pair of swing pois or buy some through internet. When you use these instructions you will be able to create your own unique pair of swing pois for social and recreational enjoyment.
You will need the following materials:
- One half meter of material (even two old socks would do)
- String
- Two shoelaces
- Two plastic lunch bags
- A few cups of rice or clean sand
- Pair of scissors
- Ruler
Cut the material evenly into two squares that are a foot across. If you used socks, remove the leg, leaving only the foot.
Trim and fill up the sandwich bag. The sandwich bags must be snugly closed, to do this you should cut off all zippers and snap tops. Just leave the sack part remaining. After trimming the baggies, use rice or sand to fill them up. Measure the rice or sand to ensure that each baggie weighs the same amount. Use a standard food scale to be certain. Use yarn or string to tie the bags closed when they become full. If there's a lot of extra where it's tied, you can cut some off. You have to make certain that the tie will not become loose. If you use some duct tape this will help you to make sure that this will not happen!
Use fabric to cover the baggie. You can add fabric layers after the bags are complete. Once you have placed the bag in the center of your square of fabric, pull all the corners together. Use the end of the shoe lace to tightly fasten the fabric together. When using a sock place the baggie inside and seal it will a shoelace.
Tie a loop at the end of your shoelaces. Now simply tie a loop in the end of each shoelace that is big enough for you to hold. Once you have completed your swing pois the ties should be the same size. Make any necessary adjustments to your swing pois.
Tiffany Provost writes about home made and hobbies for HowToDoThings.com.
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