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hey guys, Colleen here- DIYer behind LemonThistle.com, today I'm excited to be

here with some of my favorite bloggers from Western Canada and we're going to

be answering some questions that we get all the time. This is Lindi from Love Create

Celebrate. We've got Kristi from Making it in the Mountains and Christina from

the DIY Mommy. We have four different questions that we're taking on and we're

gonna put them all in a playlist for you below so you can hop around and check

those out. This video is going to be all about how to make money blogging and

the reality behind that for us. We are here on a girls weekend in Jasper and we

were talking about all the things that we get asked all the time and we thought

it would be really fun to do a collab and put it together on YouTube for you

guys so you can get to know us a little bit better and to kind of break down

some of those walls between viewers and bloggers. Before we get into money I just

kind of want to hear your guys' blogging story; when did you get started;

how did you get started and what were your goals in starting blogging... how did

you get here. My blog started more as just for fun so it was when I had to

quit my web design business and my graphic design business because it was just too

much when I had a newborn. Too many commitments and when my daughter was six

months old I really felt the need to have another creative outlet and since

I had the skills all ready to do web design and things I thought a blog

would be the perfect thing to do so I just wanted to make stuff and write

about it and it was just for fun and since then it's become a full-time

career just over the years. And you started how long ago? Nine years.

So Christina has been blogging forever. I'm like a senior citizen in the blogging world.

I'm trying to compute how many years I've been blogging and I think it's four.

I started when we lived 12 hours away from the rest of our family and so it was sort of

just a way that we were- we had bought this new house so we were hoping to do a

bunch of not renovations but things to it and we wanted to be able to share

with everyone and that just seemed like an easy way to do it and I had no idea

blogging was a career or something you could do to make money

it was just something I did to share with my family. I'm the same- When I started

I had moved away and I lived in different province than my family and stuff. I think it's three

years ago but I just did it because I want to share what I'm making with my

mom basically. I don't know. And then other people were looking at it and then all of a sudden I was like oh look, people are looking at this

random little website I started. And I had no idea people made money blogging. I really had no clue when I started.

I started- I knew people need money blogging but that wasn't my goal I

didn't want to do that. I was pregnant with my first- my twins and I was on bed

rest really early and I was bored. I went from working

three jobs to doing nothing and I knew that I wouldn't be able to go back to

working contract work like I was working and I had previously started businesses that I didn't actually like, so I thought

You know what- I'm going to start a blog. I'm going to write it while I'm on Mat leave

and then when I'm off Mat leave, I'm going to decide what I didn't hate

writing about for a year and then maybe I'll start a business doing that. It'll be great.

and then by the end of that year, people had started to ask me

to contribute. I went back to work for a little bit but it just was too

much to do both and I decided I can stay home with my kids.

I can put the time into this and make this my new job.

that took a couple years

So when did it change to a business for you guys? When did it go from being a hobby or some way to share some things to

being like okay this is a business- what was that switch?

For me me it was oh it was

about five years after I started so it's quite a while after I started when we

started building our house and I have seen other bloggers get sponsorships

from businesses to give them products to do their DIYs and so I thought I should try it- why not.

So I approached a bunch of brands and they

agreed to give us tons of material for our home so we save like thousands of

money building our home from these brands giving us- and then later I

learned oh the brands can give you stuff plus they can pay you for sharing that

stuff so it was about- I started the blog 2009 I started making money

in about 2014 and then 2015-16 started making like a full-time income from the blog.

I honestly think the switch for the wasn't that long ago it was fairly

recent at another job for a long time I had a couple mat leaves and that's when I started putting effort

into the blog, I was at home with my kids like you said I needed that sort of creative outlet

I started doing more and then recently things happened with my daycare and other

things personally that just caused me to say never mind

I'm gonna stay at home with my kids now and I don't think it was till after that

when I was like I'm gonna put some push into this and make it business because even

before I considered it like a hobby when I had this other real job it was like

a side hustle -yeah it was a hobby. I think for me it was- I ended up

stumbling into this amazing group of bloggers that were some were at the same

stage as me and some were well above me and I feel like people just started

lifting me up and opening my eyes to new opportunities that this career could

bring to our lives and then we bought this house that like our first

fixer-upper. We had always had like new houses and this was our first fixer-upper where

we actually had to do some work we weren't really in a position to be a

you know I'll just move in and renovate the whole house with a contractor and

it's just started to evolve like I had people lifting me up and showing me the

way and and I just took advantage of all those opportunities and

turned them into what I needed them to be. Yeah. Mine changed not into a blogging business until not

very long ago same thing I started in 2013 and when I decided not to go back I

mean I was working contract work so it's not like I was making that much money

anyways but I thought- okay if I can make the difference between what I would pay

and day care and what I would make at work which is like $200. Like you don't

make that much money above paying for daycare for two babies let me tell you

and if I can do that in a month that would be great so I started doing kind

of social media help for businesses because I'm like well now I know how to

schedule social media that's something I'm really great at-I can help them with

their images so that's when I started making money and I didn't switch to

doing things with my own blog until it was getting- I was pregnant again and

I was like this is so stressful being on other people's timelines and I mean if I'm

gonna be home and I can't I can't be doing all this so I decided to just

take a step back and see where it went. How have you made money over the years

what are the different things that you've tried and done?

I think blogging is such an interesting interesting career because it's

constantly evolving the ways that you can make money blogging and for me it's

not just blogging anymore it's just it's a whole bunch of different avenues so I

make money through sponsored posts on the blog and still my biggest source of

income through pay-per-click ads on the blog and also through affiliate links on

the blog so that's when you post a link and people buy stuff in the link and you

get a percentage and then now with YouTube that's a whole other avenue I'm

getting paid for pay-per-click ads on YouTube sponsorships on YouTube videos

and other things like speaking engagements and products I have a pillow line and

stuff like that so I think you for blogging you do have to be really open to all

sorts of avenues if you want to be successful. And I've heard it said too

that your blog is kind of like your home base right and it's a springboard to do

the other things that could bring in income. it's not necessarily like I have to-

the end all- or yeah exactly it's really a door opener. yeah I agree

The same as Christina like the biggest thing for me has been sponsored posts

and some really great partnerships with brands and I make money from the ads on

my website. I'm just branching out to youtube so that is not necessarily a

source of income for me but- there will be- and it's a really it's a really fun

avenue to explore because I think it's a new branch of things that I can bring to

brands as well so even if it's not necessarily YouTube that I'm making

money on I feel like it's it's opening up some opportunities with brands and

sponsors you know so yeah

And I mean for me it's the same like the same sort

of base things and I I'm just at the point now where I'm starting to think

about how I want to branch out of the blog like people do- write various ebooks

or real books or people you know branch into speaking engagement and different things where they

make new forms of income. Or shops that they have. So I haven't really

pushed out that boundary yet but I'm at that point where I'm wondering which Avenue I want

to go to start exploring.

I feel like maybe I was a little bit more creative

in how to make income because my my traffic was not huge and so I thought hey why not try these

other things and so I've done- yeah managing social media for brands and

I've done managing blogger programs for brands,

I've done writing as small businesses. I wrote a wedding blog- a couple wedding blogs for a while as their business

I mean I feel like I've done a lot of different things. I've been kind of like oh- I'll try that sure, I'll try it. and if it doesn't work out- that's okay.

Let's try something else.

And it all evolved from this little sort of blog. I had a printable shop on Etsy for a little bit. And then after I started blogging for money

I guess mostly it was guest posts on other people's sites and contributor posts

on other people's sites- that was my first taste of- Oh oh my gosh I can make a

little bit of pocket change now I have an e course that I sell on

brush lettering and I have another eCourse on idea generation as well

-you're a jack of all trades- yeah- I have a store where I sell things I just feel

like I try at all but my biggest my biggest is sponsored work and

then ad income

how do you balance making money with authenticity?

Yeah, that's a tough one I think blogging has evolved so much now that people are

finally kind of accepting that there are sponsorships and like readers are

accepting sponsored posts more but I think it is our responsibility to write

about things that were truly passionate about and products that we truly love that we

truly would you use I think that is really really important and I think

people can probably see right through bloggers and vloggers that share things

that they don't truly believe in.

I think that it's hard to when you start

blogging again I started I was just like someone wants to pay me to write about that.

Yeah sure, but now that I've sort of found my niche more and found my vision

and my brand and there's definitely things that I will -

there's money opportunities that I'm like oh that doesn't really fit with what I would actually

use at home so I have to say no to that.

yeah so I I think the most important thing to me the thing that's always

driving or at least in the background of all of my sponsored anything is that my

readers trust me yeah and my word counts for something and I don't want

to lose that yeah I don't. like I purchased things

because friends have recommended them and I want to be that friend that

recommends to to my audiences and I I want it to be genuine. you don't want

them to be disappointed -no on that note too there's been a couple of times

where I've had like sponsored content on my blog and then use that product or used

something that I thought was going to be great and then was disappointed

and that's a struggle - cause you have to- Like I'm not gonna lie my readers like

that's just- so I have to go back to people and say

well this was my experience and this is how- what I'm willing to do but I can't

you know say that I liked this or that it works easily or xyz

and sometimes they come to you and say we're not comfortable with you sharing that so

just scrap it yeah and I'm okay with that yeah

I actually just the other

day I was going back and work with the brand and they wanted me to write about

this and I'm like this is actually a really great topic this is something I

was going to write about anyways which for me is immediately like great fit and

I already had that post in mind yeah but then they didn't want to provide the

service. I don't feel comfortable recommending something unless I've tried it

and I know that I like it. if I'm not gonna tell a friend about it I'm not

gonna talk about it.

what is the biggest challenge in regards to blogging as a

business that you've had that's specifically in making money in blogging

I think for me the biggest challenge was what I said before was having those

sponsorships that don't if it doesn't turn out the way I envisioned it I hoped

that it would I think that yeah being authentic with my readers

being authentic with myself or my home. you know using- I don't want to promote a product

that I didn't like or that didn't work properly or that's at a store I wouldn't

shop at or whatever yeah. and learning about that balance because at

first as a new blogger you just want to do it all

Now I think for me if I'm thinking about the business side of blogging its money

management because sometimes yeah it's like most businesses like its most

entrepreneurial endeavours you're gonna have seasons where you have lots of

income and you're gonna have seasons where you have hardly income

and with blogging it's so all over the place cuz like around Christmas time you're

gonna be raking in the cash from affiliate sales and sponsorships and

then in January you're gonna have you're gonna make 5 bucks that month right

so it's like learning how to manage that income especially if you're using it to

provide for your family yeah and even where to invest like

reinvest some of that income into your blog too

yeah i find that tricky too.

it's so I think for me it's really important to me that I don't feel

like I'm coming off as I'm selling something to my readers yeah

I don't want to be my blog is not in an advertisement for people that I'm

working with it's me genuinely sharing things from my life and my home. yeah

in a natural way.

it's it's genuine it's organic it's it's my life right and I don't want

my blog to become an advertisement for someone else. It is a big struggle. And I would say for me the

communication and managing expectations not just from your readers who we love

them we want to meet their needs but for the amount of time that we put into it like

we have to see some sort of monetary return or we can't put that time in and also from

brands who want you to post like their logo and this infographic and this

that because it's like hey I value you my readers and I know I'm not

I don't want to see that I don't want to be sold to and kind of

managing that and in contracts and try to know... I mean we

want to think the best of everything that it's all going to work out but in

reality like we have to read contracts and try to put in it okay I'm going to

do this many photos and no I'm not gonna do a photo in the store that I don't

shop at. And no I'm like and you have to be really it's a business and that's hard

yeah just stay true to yourself and I think that can be really hard because -

brands do have expectations and how their money is being spent and that's fair. Absolutley.

But I feel like we need to juggle- first of all I feel like I know my audience best I pay really

close attention to what they respond to and what they like and I try to give out

good content that they can relate to I feel like I'm the expert of my audience and

so I want to make sure I'm staying true to myself and what keeping my audience

what they need while still getting a brand what what they're expecting right.

what's one thing that worked really well or that you want to focus on more?

For me it's been video so I started I started writing tutorials on my blog nine years

ago and now within the last three years I started building my YouTube channel

and I never ever would have thought that that would have been something that I

would focus on or something that did both for me because I feel like I'm very

self conscious of how I speak sometimes how I look and stuff and there's so many

younger people on YouTube it's such a different audience but it's been such a

cool thing to try and I think there's a really big audience on YouTube

ready to see some more home decor DIY like real life stuff that's not on HGTV

that's more of raw on YouTube and it's good

and I've been able to get lots of brand interested in YouTube and video and stuff

like that so I think that's something that I have been successful with over the last

couple years but I want to keep growing. I do know like a big I talked to you

guys about this I've got this vision from where I want to take my blog this

year and I'm really clear about it or it's been a while since I feel like that

happened so I'm really excited to make some changes and to a really hone

where my blog going so.

yeah yeah we talked about a

lot cuz we're both in that where I was saying I'm just sort of found a vision

and changed some things about my blog and changed about what I'm sharing

and I'm really happy with where it is right now and just trying to see where I

want to branch further from there.

I think alot of that is trial and error

because you don't really know what's going to work for you until you do it

and until people respond yeah like I always -when I started my blog I wanted

to make baby clothes right and now I am doing decor videos and people love them.

at one time in life I posted a recipe

and we were just talking about how yummy that was last night

I would say for me one thing that I've always focused on that's worked really

well for me is the teaching aspect of blogging if I'm gonna post a tutorial I

want to give detailed photos and instructions and real like avoid this

because I did that and that's always worked really well for me I didn't mention

actually do workshops as well- and that brings in some income- so i just try it all, i just like to try it all. but one

thing when I want to focus more on it's not necessarily the teaching but the

sharing because I've had their time with home decor being like well how can I

share that that's just an idea yeah right so how can I break them into

more posts but just to like let you guys in more on my thought process and you

guys have really inspired me to do that like here's my vision for the room

okay here's my update and I've always been like no unless it's finished and done

and I can do the whole start to finish in one post I'm not going to do it.

Alright so my question for you guys now that this is done

If you are a blogger what's the one thing that you found

either challenging or that it's helped you in

your success? and if you are not a blogger what's one thing that you didn't know

from this video? hopefully you learned something. I hope you guys like this

video if you did please make sure to hit that thumbs up button and you can

subscribe to my channel for more DIY and decor videos and I hope that you

subscribe to all of us and enjoy all our videos.

check out the playlist

for the rest of these Q&A style videos we have one on authenticity and

blogging; home decor- finding your home decor style; and managing work-life

balance while you're working from home. see you guys next time

youtube YouTube let's do youtube. be authentic

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FARCRY 5 TIPS | HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN FARCRY 5 - Duration: 3:56.

what's up guys it's Mitch savage here lately I've been playing a lot of Far

Cry 5 and like a lot of you I've noticed that things in this game are not fucking

cheap you don't make a lot of money early game and it's harder to buy the

better guns to help you in missions to level up and take on some of the bosses

and move into the other zones and that kind of shit and after a little bit of

research I found out that you can't suck dick in this game for money which

actually doesn't help a lot of us because that would be a great way to

make some money to buy a fucking hoodies and pants this is the only game ever

that has made me contemplate selling my body for a sniper scope so that's pretty

cool so in today's video I'm going to show you the fastest way to make money

in Far Cry 5 now to start off there's gonna be a few things that you're going

to need to pick up before we continue here you're gonna need a bow and you're

gonna need two perks and the perks are gonna be harvest master which doubles

your loot reward from plants and animals so if you kill one bear instead of

getting one skin you get two same with plants whatever point you pick up you

just get doubles to get to whatever fucking plant you find in the woods now

the reason they're bringing a bow is that if you get a kill with a bow you

automatically get two skins now if you have this harvest master and a bow you

get four skins per kill so fucking simple math and the next perk that

you're gonna want to pick up is journey pack this perk allows you to carry more

items in your inventory so instead of being able to carry only five skins you

can carry ten which is really helpful here you're gonna be getting a lot of

kills that are gonna give you four skins at time so get this fucking perk this

helps a lot we're gonna be taking all of these items and perks into Jacobs region

you're gonna want to land in this swampy area right under the Fang Center it's

basically right in the middle of his region now I'm gonna put a picture of a

route that I've built on screen right now and if you just follow the line

around the area I've marked you will get fucking riches shit now in the northern

part of this area there will be a lot of deers and caribou this one really fast

you can kill maybe four or five sell the hides then four or five will respawn but

it back you can also take the bait from

them and use it to lure predators into the area and the Predators have more

expensive skins they just respond so fast here and that's what makes this

place a great place to farm the skins and make a lot of money and then in the

southern part of this area is one of the best places I've found to make money a

far cry 5 when we first came here 6 bison had spawned in if you kill them

with a bow you're gonna get 4 skins and and each skin sells for $200 per kill if

you use a bow you're gonna get $800 and they respawn so so fast there's normally

two or three shop vendors walking around in this area making it very easy to

empty out your inventory fast I would recommend bringing a friend on this

route with you just so you can kill faster faster faster and just clear the

area and clear the route as fast as you can make as much money as you can in the

shortest amount of time possible I brought a friend with me and we ended up

clearing about thirty five thousand dollars each within the twenty minutes

we were in this zone mind you we did explore a little bit we didn't have the

route down right as we got here we kind of made it up as we were playing so we

could have made a little bit more in the time that we had I'm sure next time we

go we could probably push upwards of sixty to eighty thousand and thirty

minutes I hope this video helped you guys I'm currently doing a playthrough

of Far Cry 5 on my channel so if you enjoy this video maybe drop a sub maybe

go check out those videos that'd be fucking awesome and I hope you guys

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The SAT Essay 10 Mistakes Not to Make - Duration: 11:27.

Just about ready to go and write that SAT essay ?

Before you go, let's talk about ten of the most common mistakes

I see my students making on practice SAT essays and

Try to figure out what you can do to avoid those mistakes

stick around

If you're not new to the never stop learning channel you probably know that I've recently released two video lessons on

Reading the SAT essay one is called SAT essay structure

And the other one is step by step how to write the SAT essay

I'm going to refer to those two videos in

This video and when I do I'll put a little link up here in the corner

So that you can go to those two videos and get help for these common mistakes

Let's just get started the biggest mistake people make is

Misjudging the amount of time they are going to have to do this task on the SAT

You will be allotted 50 minutes to read analyze plan and write your essay

that's not a lot of time the resource material that you'll be reading is usually a

Two-page article and the thing you need to remember is that the directions are always the same

And the prompt is always almost the same

so going into the essay know the directions already that'll save you some time and

Understand how to read and analyze the article at the same time now. I like for you to refer to

My video on how to write the SAT essay step by step. There's the link in

order to become familiar with the types of

Persuasive techniques that authors might use in resource articles if you go into writing your essay

with four or five of those techniques really firmly understood

Then you won't have to waste precious time during the essay session trying to figure out what you're going to write about

The other thing that will save you a lot of time as you're developing this essay is as you read

underline the author's thesis and

circle important vocabulary

That's related to the topic so you can be sure to use those in your essay as well

Part of the score that you'll get is going to reflect what the readers see as your reading comprehension

Of this resource article so a couple ways you can show that is to number one use those words that you circled as

Important terminology that goes along with the topic when you write your essay the other thing that you can do is

To include a two three, maybe even four sentence introduction and your first paragraph

About the background information about the resource article

What was it resource article about mistake number two that I see?

Students making is jumping right into their thesis without giving any background about the resource article

So again refer to my step by step

Writing the SAT essay video right up here

To understand how to be prepared to analyze that text as you read the third mistake that I see

students make as

They are writing this SAT essay is they fail to actually?

name the resource text by the title of the article and

they fail to mention the author's first and last name the

first time they introduce him in the introductory paragraph

after that first time you can call him by call him or her by the last name only but

initially you do need to

mention the title of the article of course enclosed in quotation marks and the author of the article in your introductory

paragraph

The next mistake that I see students making is huge and that is

Not coming up with and writing out their entire thesis

Statement you have to be specific and you have to take a side on this you have to

explain your claim and

Give a little bit of information about the evidence that you're going to use in your essay later on to support your claim

This thesis statement is huge, and if you like some help on how to write a thesis statement

Please take a look at my SAT essay structure video, which I will link to right up here

that'll help you a lot another mistake that I see Stu is making as

They are writing their essay is failing to include

Transitions you really need to include transition words like first

next or

some other

equivalent of that as you introduce your paragraphs and then even within ideas

inside your paragraphs

And you need to make sure you have some

Definite transition going into the conclusion that either says in conclusion or to sum it all up or finally

This is huge in the coherency of your essay

and one of the items that you'll be scored on on the writing part of the rubric for this essay is writing a

coherent essay that flows

Transitions are your key to doing that and again, just like knowing ahead of time

Which persuasive techniques you're most likely going to talk about in your essay going in already knowing which transitions

You're going to use is also going to aid you in time management another mistake that I see students making is failure to

Support the evidence that they're giving for their thesis now remember you have a thesis where you make a claim

the author

does something as

evidence by one two three, and then your body paragraphs are

Explaining evidence one two and three, but you need to have support for each of those pieces of evidence

And I like to go with threes three pieces of evidence

Three pieces of support for each evidence refer to my video on SAT essay structure right here

To help you out with just how to plan that out, but you do need to give support for your evidence, and that is

actual quotes facts

Paraphrases from the resource text to support the evidence that you're using

to try to convince someone of your thesis

That's mistake that I see students making writing practice SAT essays is that they fail to use quotes as

part of their support for their evidence of

their thesis boats are very easy to include in your essay just make sure that the quotes not too and

Make sure that you use quotation marks around it and tell where that information came from

So either the author wrote this or one of the author's sources wrote this

You won't need to put a formal citation because obviously the article that you're quoting from is very short

But you will need to tell who said the quote where the information came from

Using quotes helps a lot with varying your sentence structure, and it's also

Text you know I have to come up with out of your own head don't overuse them

But I would say one quote in each of your body paragraphs is a really good idea

Another mistake I see students making as they write practice SAT essays is they fail to explain why the particular?

persuasive technique that the author used in the resource text is

effective

That's probably going to be the last

sentence in each of your body paragraphs

Explaining first of all the the evidence that persuasive technique giving support for it

Please take time to tell why that persuasive technique in particular is

effective in convincing the audience of the resource text author's thesis

Conclusions are another really tough part that you can really go into the essay being prepared for

again helping with that time management issue in your conclusion

You're going to want first of all a transition word or phrase and then some

Restatement of your thesis now the biggest mistake I see students making as they just end there they don't give any more

Information in their concluding paragraph so many other things that you can do in that concluding paragraph and again

I'm going to link to my video on SAT essay structure here

Because they hand out there and even watching the video will help you see all the different things that you could put into

Your conclusion in fact it just thought of this

I'm gonna also link to step by step how to write the essay

Right here because the checklist that's in the description of that particular video lists all the things

Besides just the Restatement of your thesis that you could put into your concluding paragraph now everything

I have listed there. You don't have to include all of that, but you do need to choose one or two things that

You use that you develop in that last paragraph

Nothing new just an extension of what you've already written

Finally you want to

And

last but not least I

often see students just

Ending their essay without some sort of really memorable

last

Sentence in their conclusion now that memorable last sentence could include a call to action

Or it could just merely be

something really deep that the reader needs to think about as

They finish reading this essay and remember the people who are reading your essay at SAT land

There will be two readers reading your essay

That final thought is really something that you can use to impact them, and what they think of your essay

So don't neglect that I hope that these thoughts have been helpful to you today listen if you're not already a subscriber

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And I really hope that this helps you as you go to write your SAT essay because I know

You can really write a great essay hey, I'd love to see your comments down below

tell me what you think of my ideas ask any further questions that you have and

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How to Make a Spinner Card with Circle Dies - Duration: 5:17.

Welcome to this episode of Ink It Up with Jessica TV. I'm Jessica Taylor and

in this episode I'm going to show you how to make this fun spinner card using

your circle framelits. I'm using the Layering Circle framelits from Stampin'

Up! and my two circle framelits are the biggest circle and the fourth biggest

circle. So this circle is about two and fifteen sixteenths of an inch and this

one is about two and one eighth inch and you need your opening between your two

circles to be about 3/8 of an inch. So the first thing you're going to do is

cut your circles and for this card, and for demonstration purposes, I have a

piece of Whisper White cardstock that is 4 inches by 5-1/4 inches. To

cut my circles I'm going to build my Big Shot sandwich by using the

Magnetic Platform, a clear cutting pad, my piece of paper that I want to cut and

then the circles. So I'm going to center the circle, the largest circle, up towards one

end so that I have room to stamp a greeting on the bottom and I want it

centered on the cardstock. Then I'm just going to center the smaller circle right

inside of that. You want the ridge side of the die to be down so they'll do the

cutting and it doesn't matter so much if it's perfectly centered at this point

because you're just cutting the circles. So then I'm going to put another clear

cutting pad on top of that and I'm going to run that through my Big Shot. When you're

done cutting your circles you're going to end up with this ring that you don't

need, so you can set that aside for another project, and then you'll end up

with your circle in the middle and your main piece here that we're going to put on

just a piece of Whisper White cardstock. This is a card base that has a finished

size of five and a half by four and a quarter so that's just going to layer on

top of there. At this point you would want to do all of your

stamping so this is when I would stamp the sun up in the corner, when I would

stamp this little drink cart in the middle and the "Let the good times roll"

down on the bottom. So you want to do all your stamping at this point and

to assemble the card we're going to use a number of Stampin' Dimensionals.

So this is going to add just a little bit of lift and space in between your

base card and the top part of your card so that your spinner has space to

move around. You'll want to use quite a few dimensionals to make sure that

this paper stays lifted away from your card base to make room for that spinner.

You also don't want to get too close to your circle because the spinner is going

to extend out a little bit. This is a great place to use some of the edges of

your Stampin' Dimensionals. I like to cut a few to put on the

sides here where it's getting closer to the circle. Again on your center

circle you want to keep your dimensionals in towards the center a bit

more so that your spinner has room to move around it. Once you've taken all of

the paper backings off of your Stampin' Dimensionals you're going to put your

card base down and very carefully center this piece on your card front. I say very

carefully because once these Stampin' Dimensionals are stuck down they don't

want to come back up. Then we'll put the circle right in the middle and this is

where it's more important to actually get the circle centered. The next step is

to assemble our spinner piece so for that I am going to use two pennies. You

can also use washers or anything else that has a little bit of weight to it

that's a circle that will help your piece move around. So I'm going to take

one penny, put a Stampin' Dimensional on it and then put the other penny on at

the top.

Then you're going to slide it so that the bottom penny slides right in between

these two layers like so, so you have one penny down beneath your circles and one

penny on top. Then you would add whatever you want to be spinning around, in this

case it's a little roller coaster car. You'd add that just right on top of this

You can add another Stampin' Dimensional to hold whatever is on here,

I just used a good sturdy adhesive on here. I just used some Fast Fuse to keep

that together. And then this is going to just spin around and around and around

So how fun is that? There is an easy way to make a spinner card with your circle

framelits so I hope that you'll give that a try. Thanks so much for watching

and if you like this video please hit the thumbs up down below and don't

forget to subscribe to my channel. Happy Stamping!

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How to make Soft Chapathi - Duration: 4:58.

Take wheat flour in a bowl. Add salt and mix well

Add Oil and Mix well

Add water and mix well and make a dough

Add water and mix well and make a dough

If you try to make chapathi for the first time, add the water little by little and mix, so that you will know whether you need more water or not

If you are adding rock salt, dissolve it in water first, then add that water to the flour and make dough

It took close to 2 minutes for me to make the dough

Close the dough for 5 min and let the dough observe the water and the dough will become soft to knead

Open the dough now and knead it for 2-3 minutes

Dough is ready. If you want you can apply oil/leave the oil part

Close the dough for 15-20 min.

Dough is too soft to touch and it is too stretchy. You can see it in the video!

Make balls from the dough

Roll the dough with Flour/Oil So that it wont stick to the roller.

Use less amount of flour when you roll the dough. Otherwise, you will taste the dry wheat flour taste in your chapathi once it is cooked.

When you are rolling dough with Oil, you can make layers in chapathi by folding multiple times.This is called as 'Paratha'

Heat a tawa. When tawa is hot, place the chapathi and cook it in medium flame

When you start seeing bubbles in chapathi, its time to turn the chapathi

You can apply Oil/Ghee/Butter at this stage or once the chapathi is completely cooked

If you do not want to apply oil in chapathi due to health/taste reasons, you can leave that

Press chapathi with a spoon/cloth on all sides so that its evenly cooked

Left Side chapathi is rolled with flour and it has very less layers and at the same time its very soft.

Right side chapathi is rolled in oil with folding and you can see it has layers and its very soft.

Both type of chapathis are so soft and yummy!!!

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How to make paper flowers | paper flowers | flowers | Easy Paper Bow step - Duration: 4:15.

How to make paper flowers

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Wix Tutorial-05: How to make a website for your business? -Free web/website design| SernHao Tv - Duration: 3:56.

Hello, everyone! I'm SernHao. Welcome to my channel!

What I want to share with you today is:

How to design your own commercial/Business website.

-wix tutorial + Web Design / Website Design-

Please allow me to make a small advertisement

SernHao Tv will always update about:

Practical tips for Wix web design.

If you are interested in this information,

Welcome to subscribe + follow SernHao Tv.

No matter what business you are doing,

Coaches, consultants, marketing, electronics, or service industries.

If you want to increase your sales,

You must let more people know the existence of your company.

If there is an official website,

It definitely will let your customers

Or potential customers, feel more impression of your company.

Of course, not everyone know coding.

And Wix provides an

anyone can design their own web page platform.

To prevent confusion,

About the link of the website, I will put it in description.

Just click on that link,

it will bring you to the page.

After clicking on the link, you will arrive at this page.

Then we click on "Start Now".

If you are 1st time to Wix, you need to register.

Else, you just need to log in.

When you reach this page, you click on "Business".

It has two editors for you to choose from.

The first is Wix ADI; the second is the Wix Editor.

If you are using Wix for the first time,

I would advise you to use Wix ADI.

Because it will be based on the information you fill in,

To design a more suitable website for you.

Of course, you can also use the Wix Editor,

to select the template you want.

Here I chose Wix ADI.

Then we have to fill in what business we are doing.

After filling in, press "Next".

Here, it will ask you if you want these four features.

Online trading, appointments, subscribers, and blogs.

Here I will click on all, then press "Next".

Here it will ask you, what is the name of your business/site?

This is the address. I press "Skip".

If you have a logo (trademark), you can put it up.

Then we will check to see what else we have to fill out.

When it is okay, we press "Next".

After choosing the style you want,

He will help you design well and belong to your website.

Well, our web page is ready.

This is our website.

If you are using it for the first time,

I will advise you to click on the button in the bottom right corner.

He is more suitable for beginners.

After you make a change, just press Publish.

What needs to be noted here is that

He has 2 options available.

The first is to use Wix free domain.

Just fill in the name of the web page you want.

If you have your own domain, click on the second one.

Then press "Publish & Continue" and you're done.

Here we press "Done".

So, our website is completed.

This is the web page that we just designed.

Because this is a free version,

So Wix will put its advertisement here.

The next episode will share:

How to Remove Ads + How to edit Wix Web Pages.

The above is what I want to share with you.

Wix web design tips and tutorial.

If you think this video is helpful to you,

Then please give me a "like" and share it with your friends!

If you have any questions,

You are welcome to leave a message and tell me.

So I'm SernHao! See you at my next video! Bye~

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DIY How to Make Kusudama Paper Flower! Easy Origami Kusudama Flower For Begginers! EMMA DIY #64 - Duration: 4:09.

DIY How to Make Kusudama Paper Flower! Easy Origami Kusudama Flower For Begginers! EMMA DIY #64

For more infomation >> DIY How to Make Kusudama Paper Flower! Easy Origami Kusudama Flower For Begginers! EMMA DIY #64 - Duration: 4:09.

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How To Create Realistic Snow, After Effects Tutorial & Template - Duration: 5:48.

For more infomation >> How To Create Realistic Snow, After Effects Tutorial & Template - Duration: 5:48.

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How to make an origami envelope | Traditional Origami Envelope Tutorial -Super Easy Origami Envelope - Duration: 3:04.

Today i show you how to make origami envelope.

Make easily your own envelope.

If you learn please watch full video step by step.

Don't forget to Subscribe, like, comment and share if you like this video.

Thank you very much for watching this video.

For more infomation >> How to make an origami envelope | Traditional Origami Envelope Tutorial -Super Easy Origami Envelope - Duration: 3:04.

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How To Make A Customer Testimonial Video - Duration: 2:04.

Now credibility is key in business and video testimonials are a great way to

show potential customers your brand is trusted by others, get them right and

they are golden marketing material. So let's take a look at what makes a

winning testimonial. Firstly ask the right open-ended question and make sure

your customer gives you the question back in the answer. So for example if I

said what's your name you would respond with hi my name is Rob as opposed to

just Rob. Get your customer to give you their name, title, business and a short

description of what they do ask them to tell you the problems they had with

their business products or service before they came to you this is the pain

points we need to know how bad it was the fears they had before they came

and found you. Ask them how they found you, how you provided the solution they were

looking for what it was and how its made their business better how it improved

their business product or service. Ask them to explain why they think you are

the best at what you do they couldn't have solved their problem without you.

And finally ask them if they'd recommend you. Remember don't script you're

testimonials so don't tell your customers what to say but give them the

right questions to answer. Also have someone natural but experienced ask the

questions so your customer doesn't feel added pressure having you sat there

remember not everyone likes being on camera so you want your customer nice

and relaxed to ensure they give you the best testimonial now you've shot your

testimonial where should you use it. Recommendation number one is as a

Facebook or YouTube ad, remember people buy from people so rather than a sales

video you could use your testimonials in your ad campaigns. Recommendation number

two is on the products and services pages of your website so when someone's

actually taking a look at a product or a service that you offer they can review

one of your testimonials at the same time no need for any hard sells here.

Recommendation number three is on your checkout page, testimonials are known to

increase conversions on checkout pages.

I hope you enjoyed that guys and if you did

please give us a thumbs up and subscribe and tick the bell if you want

notifications of one our next videos go live so thanks for watching and I will

see you on the next video.

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Village potter traditional work | How to making a clay pottery - Duration: 3:40.

Village potter traditional work

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How To Make Nicaraguan Vigorón | La Cocina - mitú - Duration: 3:05.

-Hello? -Hi, grandma.

-Hi, how are you? -Very well. How are you?

I am very well, sweetheart. Thank God.

I am calling you because I want to cook a delicious Nicaraguan dish.

I was thinking about making vigorón. I want to cook something different.

-Give me the recipe for vigorón. -Okay, I'll tell you.

It's very easy to make and it's delicious.

Grandma, this dish is fantastic. It looks delicious.

Did you get the salad right? Yes, the salad is perfect.

You can now say that you know how to cook vigorón.

"Who taught you?" "My grandma."

You have to learn how to cook Nicaraguan food.

For more infomation >> How To Make Nicaraguan Vigorón | La Cocina - mitú - Duration: 3:05.

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How To Make Mesmerizing Japanese Desserts - Duration: 6:24.

- Hi, I'm Rie, I'm a Tasty producer in LA.

Today, I'm going to be showing you

how to make most mesmerizing Japanese dessert.

Japanese people, including me, are obsessed with seasons.

Cherry blossom season is such a short amount of time,

so from the end of March to beginning of April,

a lot of people go for picnics, hiking,

and have a party under the cherry blossoms.

It's my favorite season and I miss Japan so much,

especially around this time of the year,

because LA has no seasons.

I think our ancestors started to preserve

this beautiful flowers so they could enjoy it longer.

Traditionally, raindrop cake,

in Japanese we call mizu shingen mochi,

is made with agar-agar.

Agar-agar is a jelly-like substance made from algae.

So unlike gelatin, it's vegetarian.

Agar itself has no flavor,

so raindrop cakes taste like sugar water Jell-O,

so pour your favorite syrup on top.

Japanese people also value

beautiful looking desserts and food.

No offense to your brownies

or chocolate chip cookies, those are delicious,

but maybe not quite as visually pleasing.

You are also eating with your eyes,

and this raindrop cake is a perfect example.

The cherry blossoms are encased in a drop of water.

It reminds me of cherry blossom on a rainy day.

(tranquil music)

I think mochi is getting popular all over the world.

The powder I used for this video,

called shiratamako, it is made with rice flour.

I used matcha for the ice cream flavor.

Matcha is powdered green tea.

It's packed with antioxidants and boosts your metabolism

so you can eat matcha ice cream without feeling guilty.

Mochi is super easy to make and easy to work with,

but it is very sticky, so make sure you use

a lot of starch on the surface.

Typically, mochi's made with steamed mochi rice

and eaten mainly around New Year's.

However, the mochi we used for mochi ice cream,

we call gyuhi, used all year round.

I like matcha flavor because it's a little bitter,

so it's a good balance to the ice cream.

I made this video for Tasty Japan.

I wanted to make a mochi ice cream video,

but mochi ice cream is cheap, so I was wondering

how I could convince our audience to make mochi ice cream.

And I was like, okay, let's make it giant,

'cause I've never seen giant mochi ice cream before.

If you don't have matcha,

you can use cocoa powder or strawberry jam.

After we published the video,

I saw that some of our audience actually made it

and tagged us on our Instagram account.

It made me very happy.

It's one of the best feeling I get

from being a Tasty video producer.

As I mentioned earlier,

Japanese people obsessed with seasonal ingredients.

Pumpkin and chestnut flavors

are very popular during the fall season.

We used kabocha pumpkins for our video.

Kabocha is the most popular pumpkin in Japan.

They are sweet and a dryer texture than butternut squash,

perfect for baking and cooking and I love using them.

Kabocha is getting popular in America.

I can find them in grocery stores easily.

Japanese people have started celebrating Halloween,

but Halloween in Japan is more popular among adults.

Dressing up in costume is not for trick-or-treating.

Some of the Western traditional holidays

are misinterpreted in Japan.

We celebrate Christmas, but it is more

like a romantic holiday for couples.

So this kabocha pumpkin pudding was made

by Tasty Japan producer Saki,

but she was struggling with unmolding the pudding.

So I learned this cool trick on the internet.

This is how to unmold pudding in a bundt pan.

So hold tight your bundt pan and plate, and you just spin.

'Kay, made me a little bit dizzy but, pudding is unmolded.

So this pumpkin pudding,

it's not your typical Halloween treat,

but I think it's really pretty

because of the color contrast, yellow and shiny brown.

And also, when you pour the chocolate,

I feel like it look like a spider web.

So, I think it's a perfect Halloween dessert.

Some of you watching this video

might have seen this recipe already, but stay with me.

It's one of the most viewed and shared Tasty Japan video.

I didn't know how deeply orange the yolk of the egg

until I moved from Japan to the states.

As you can see Tasty producer Alvin made the video in Japan,

so the egg yolk is very orange.

Alvin and I went to Japan together

a year ago for research purposes.

Alvin was obsessed with this jiggly cheesecake

that he saw on the internet.

We went to the store and watch how they make them.

So this cheesecake you can eat year round,

but I chose it for winter dessert

because you want to enjoy while it's hot,

you wanna eat it right after came out from the oven.

So I think this is a perfect dessert for winter.

I've started cooking more and more since I moved

to the United States, mainly as a homesickness cure.

Even though I'm not physically home,

it feels like home wherever I am

when I cook and eat Japanese food.

I didn't have a lot of friends when I moved to the states,

but whenever you meet new people,

I've found that talking about food is a great icebreaker.

Regardless of their age, gender, or race,

everyone has their own personal stories about food.

I love everything about Japanese dessert and culture,

I'd love to hear your stories.

- [Voiceover] Oh, yes!

(serene music)

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