Use a pair of tongs or chopsticks, and marinate them in a zip lock bag for easy clean up. It can be the same bag as your original frozen peels. Make sure you remove the stems
I thought it was too salty, and I’m very sensitive to salt. Also, I don’t really think it needed the salted butter. I replaced the velveeta with plain sharp cheddar, and I also used evaporated milk instead of 2% but I think I could have done with slightly less milk than the full 4 cups… so it came out relatively well for the shortcut.
https://simplysimplestamping.com/handmade-card-ideas-add-wow-any-occasion__trashed/ I love Connie's willingness to Zhuzh and get on youtube with her stamping techniques!
1) Recycled Materials Repurpose old cards or magazines to create a new, eco-conscious design. Cut out images or shapes to give your card a collage effect. INGREDIENTS: Craft Scissors Set: Enhance your card-making with precision cutting tools, perfect for creating unique collages. Eco-Friendly Glue Stick: Secure your collage elements effortlessly using non-toxic, eco-friendly glue sticks. Recycled Cardstock Paper: Start your project with sturdy, recycled cardstock, ideal for sustainable card-making. 2) Pressed Flower Cards Gather flowers from your garden and press them between heavy books. Once flattened, glue them to a card for a naturally beautiful and eco-friendly design. Explore more natural card making ideas for other inspirations. Possibly helpful picks: Flower Press Kit: Easily press and preserve your favorite flowers for stunning, eco-friendly card designs. Eco-Friendly Blank Cardstock: Craft beautiful cards with this high-quality, eco-friendly cardstock
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