Napkin Folding Ideas to Elevate Your Table Setting


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#lifehack #kitchen

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Worker bees in a hive know where the queen is at all times thanks to her pheromones which relay messages to create a "global map" that tells them where to go.

This is how you capture an entire hive by putting the queen in a box.


[📹 Mr. Mrs. Bee Rescue]

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Photography Posing Tips


- Learn Something -

#photography

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Thatching is the ancient craft of building roofs using dry vegetation. In England, over 250 roofs still have base coats of thatch applied over 500 years ago. Nearly all of these roofs are thatched with wheat, rye, or both.


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This AUDI is exclusively for the Chinese market


[📹 supercarblondie]

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Design of this sink


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illusion art


- Science girl -

#art

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Process of organic tomatoes being sun dried in Uzbekistan


- Science girl -

#travel

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Baby hedgehogs look pretty much different from the grown up ones.

They are born a pale pink colour, and over the first few weeks of life, fur grows, and the skin gradually darkens as the brown spines come through.


- Massimo -


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Origami spiked Bowl 😲


- DIY -

#origami

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Pesto and Bocconcini sheet pan Focaccia


📹 : andyhearnden

- Visionaledge -


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This robot automatically cleans barn floors 24/7.


- GiGadgets -


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How to tie an Ascott scarf and a tie


- Massimo -

#style #tie

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Stone art.


- The Figen -

#art

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WHY DON’T THEY TEACH THIS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL?!


- Today Years Old -

#lifehack

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A spider carefully weaving its web, creating an intricate and delicate structure.


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Kids will love to DIY this Kin etic origami.


- Learn Something -

#origami #diy #kids

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How cold is ‘normal’ in Yakutia


📹elibakunova

- Science girl -

#travel

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Using red dye to demonstrate how Mercury cannot be absorbed by a towel.

Mercury has strong cohesion relative to its weaker adhesion. So it does not adhere to dissimilar materials and will bead up. Water is the reverse.

If you pour a small amount mercury on a towel, you will just get beads on the surface, while in the case of water, it would be pulled into the towel.


- Fascinating -

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Coffee art tutorial


- Science girl -


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Art technique for stunning results


📹moondippertiedye

- Science girl -

#art

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