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High in fibre foodsAre they affordable?What foods are most affordable?Cannot find anything on the internet, Please help?!
Breakfast cereals weetbix, vitabrix, , fruits - Apples, sultanas, prunes, vegetables - carrots, apples, bannanasPears, are all high in firbre, Fruits and veg ( fresh differ in price because they are seasonal) Breakfast cereals are cheap.
how do you dye yarn?.?
you're way overthinking thisJust because you want something doesn't mean you're going to get itSounds like too much trouble for just a few hoursWhy don't you all just go out for a meal, or a pizza party, or go to a place where you can bounce on balls, climb a wall, try to ski or something interesting for a couple of hours.
Our project: we were assigned a virusnow were supposed to make a model of the virus using materials.I was assigned the Ebola virus.All the Ebola virus is, is a friggin STRING! It's a tiny, loopy string.Everyone else in my class have these complex virsuses that they have so many options of materials to use and sh+tOur teacher wants us to be very creative, put alor of time effort to make this.She's also a critical graderno I can't change the virus ))):
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HiI'm trying to loom knit a hatBut it's turning out very looseI don't get itHow do I make it tighter? I'm following the instructions correctly.
The pins on a loom are quite far apart, and tend to produce an openweave fabric from thinner yarnYou can obtain a denser fabric by using thicker yarn - or, use double strands of thinner yarn for a density between the two which also has a little stretch; my last attemps I did that, and hte hat fits either my 3yo or my DH, just needs 'crumpling' up after DH to let the fibres relax and unstretch so DS can wear it again! HTH, L :)
im baffled.
Combing is the process of aligning fibers, in this case cotton, before they're spun into yarnThe yarns can be made into knit or woven fabrics.
where did the ancient romans (or greeks??) get togas from??was it the Assyrian Empire? could you leave a link with more information??thanks.
They made them themselvesClothing manufacture was no mystery to the ancient Geeks or Romans The major steps in the manufacture of clothes are four: first to harvest and clean the fiber or wool; second, to card it and spin it into threads; third, to weave the threads into cloth; and, finally to fashion and sew the cloth into clothesWhen settled neolithic cultures discovered the advantages of woven fibers over animal hides, the making of cloth, drawing on basketry techniques, emerged as one of humankind's fundamental technologiesThe principles of turning vegetable fiber into cloth have remained constant: Plants are cultivated and the fiber harvestedThe fibers are cleaned and aligned, then spun into yarn or threadFinally the yarns are interwoven to produce cloth.
So we are getting it doneProblem? All of a sudden we are having problems with miceThe question is if we do the insulation and the mice are in the walls will they come inside of the houseI placed traps and caught a few since I haven't seen any more droppings.
sounds like you are getting your insulation in the walls as well as the ceilingA thorough job but a big oneYour house will be so cosySome insulation will in fact create a habitat for mice but if the correct type is used they will live elsewhere and leave the houseUsing Bait stations is the most effective way to rid your house of a mouse populationTraps will help however they only get some of themBlocking off as many holes as possible will also prevent those little critters from entering in the first instance.
Do you stuff the links in knitted chain scarfs?
What a great scarfI've never seen one like thisI think it would depend on the fibre in the yarn you use and the diameter of the linksA firm woolen yarn would probably be OK without stuffingA soft acrylic may need a bit of stuffingI would use the stuffing from an old polyester pillowWhen you work the first link it will be obvious whether it needs to be stuffed or not.