Both brown apple cider vinegar and white vinegar are some of the most versatile products in your kitchen pantry. You can use them both indoors and out. White vinegar is made from fermented alcohols, such as corn. White vinegar is usually used as a cleaning and degreasing tool. Brown vinegars are made from cider, malt,… read more >>
Have you tried making your own bouncy ball? Like the recipe for slime but more solid, this ball is ready to play in a whole new way. Become a scientist and experiment! Once you have followed the basic recipe, try adding different amounts of the ingredients and see how it affects the outcome. You may… read more >>
The last year has taught us a lot about how much we rely on technology every day. While most of us can get by with smartphones, there are certain tasks that require us to have something more powerful to fulfill the demands of our business, school, or hobbies. Have you ever considered just putting together your own computer? It’s often a less… read more >>
April is National Car Care Month and we have the resources you need to maintain and repair your vehicle or to explore your interest in automobiles. We offer two databases, Mitchell’s ProDemand (In Library use only) and Chilton Library (In Library or remotely accessible), for maintenance, repair and wiring diagrams of domestic and foreign cars, trucks and vans. If you do… read more >>
If you are like me, you probably have a trove of mason jars in various sizes taking up space in your basement or pantry. But beyond canning, there are a lot of great crafts that repurpose the humble jars into storage, décor, and organizational tools. These books will give you some ideas to put all… read more >>
Children do not need to be advanced mathematicians to celebrate Pi Day. This easy math art project is easily adaptable for kids of all ages. The only skills necessary are counting to 9, coloring mostly in the lines, and some creativity. Materials: ½ inch graph paper Black marker or crayon Crayons, markers, watercolors, chalk, or colored pencils … read more >>
Whether your child is back in school full-time, a combined virtual/school student or an all-virtual learner, you may be thinking of ways to build on their education at home. The following activities are a fun way to practice math, science, literacy, movement, and music on St. Patrick’s Day. Rainbow Shaker Wand To create this musical craft you will need the following supplies: Paper towel… read more >>
Looking for an easy, home-baked cookie to give your pooch? Try this 4-ingredient recipe that is sure to make your favorite furry friend smile: Canine Cookies Ingredients: 2 ½ cups flour ¼ cup peanut butter 2/3 cup pumpkin puree 2 eggs Steps: Add ingredients to a bowl and mix until combined. These can… read more >>
Whether doing clothing alterations or making something fun, having a sewing machine opens new horizons of possibilities. Even an old machine can make things new! We all eventually need things a bit smaller or larger, and we all hate paying for it. Both the cost and the simplicity of doing many of the things yourself… read more >>
Happy New Year! Are you one of the many that has made a New Year’s Resolution? A popular goal many people choose to do is to learn something new. If you are interested in picking up new skills or crafts, we have many online resources to help you succeed! To make them easy to find, we have… read more >>