Photo Planting Pot For Gift/Centerpiece

537905_625561024140656_1372078231_nThis is a great idea for Mother’s Day – Wedding Centerpieces=

Print on plain paper a series of photos of  the Mother’s children or Grandmother’s Grandchildren is sizes ranging from 3×5 to 4×6. You must use regular paper for this project as photos or photo paper won’t mold well to the contour of the pot. Use Mod Podge and brush a coat over the area where your picture is to go and press firmly onto the pot. Use a dry brush to work any wrinkles out that form and then continue until pot  is covered. When pot has been given ample time to dry, brush a thin layer of Mod Podge over all the photos getting it into the crevices made from the over lapped photos. Let dry. You can then seal the entire pot with a coat of acrylic spray. Also, think about painting your pot first to give it a new clean appearance. I still recommend using a liner inside the pot – or you could use a thick plastic in the pot before planting. You wouldn’t want such a special gift to be ruined over time would you? You could print the photos as black and white or you could just use color. But test Mod Podge on the color to see if bleeding will occur. If it does spray a coat of fixative or acrylic spray on photos before attaching to your pot. Would be great also as centerpieces for a wedding on each table with pictures of the couple during their relationship.

Save A Seat For Your Departed Loved One

934722_624999000863525_1600012151_nI think this is such a very thoughtful way to feel like that special someone who you love so very much can participate in a special day. This is very cleanly done with all black and white and a ‘kickstand’ is made to the front to help ensure the picture does not slide. When my Wife and I got married we made mini-collages in a frame for each of the people who were special to us but weren’t here. Each frame had photos that were special to us. The frames were decorated with wedding colors and we still have them in out living room a decade later so they can participate in our daily lives. It feels like a way to honor them. Do you have any ideas about how to incorporate those who have passed away. I would love to hear about them in the comments.

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Interesting Information About The Human Body

These are some very interesting facts of the human body:
The human male lose about forty hairs in a day and the human women lose seventy hairs in a day.
Humans blood has same amount of salts in it as an ocean has ~ scary
You are in fact taller in the morning than you are at night.
Your heart circulates blood in your body over 1000 times each day.
Your eyelashes last about one-hundred-fifty days and fall out.
There are over five-hundred hairs in your one eyebrow.
Average human body contains approximately one-hundred billion nerve cells.
It is impossible to sneeze with open wide eyes.
Your bones are four times stronger than concrete.
the average life span of a taste bud is only ten days.
You are born without knee caps and they will not appear until you are age of two to six years of age.
Children grow faster in springtime than any other time of the year.
Your eyes stay the same size throughout life but your nose and ears never stop growing.
We born with three-hundred bones but end up with two-hundred-six bones when we are adult.
The human skull is made up of twenty-six different bones.
Human hair is made of same substance as fingernails.
You entire body stops functioning when we sneeze, even your heart beat.
Your tongue is the strongest muscle in human body.
A typical person goes to bathroom six times a day.
Food takes about seven seconds to reach stomach from mouth.
Children have more taste buds than adults – which is why they are so picky (maybe).
A sneeze blows air out of nose at the speed of one-hundred miles per hour.
The largest muscle in your body is the one on which you are sitting on.
Smallest bone of body is in ears.