Soyeahdunno which u use this is kind of a poll:]Thanks my luvlies~ lt;3
Dummy Fudge 1 12 ounce bag chocolate chips 1 12 ounce bag butterscotch chips 1 can sweetened condensed milk 1 tsp vanilla 1 cup nuts Melt chips add condensed milk, vanilla and nuts and mix wellPour into 8x8 pan and in 10-15 minutes you have fudge to eat.
TRIPLE CHOCOLATE FUDGE 1/2 cup butter 4 1/2 cups sugar 1 can (1 1/2 cups) evaporated milk 4 1/2 cups mini marshmallows 2 cups chocolate chips (semi-sweet) 1 12 oz bar sweet baking chocolate, chopped 2 1 oz squares unsweetened chocolate, chopped 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1/2 teaspoon butter rum schnapps or amaretto 1 cup pecans, walnuts or macadamia nuts, chopped Line a brownie-sized baking pan with wax paper or foil, covering sides of panSpray with non-stick spray or grease foil with butterCombine butter, sugar, and evaporated milk (do not use sweetened condensed milk) in a saucepan stirring over medium heat until butter is melted and sugar is dissolvedWhile constantly stirring, turn to high heat and allow to reach a rolling boilOnce mixture is boiling, stop stirring and allow to boil for an additional 5 minutes, then remove pan from heatStir in marshmallows; when melted, add chocolate and continue to stir until all is melted and well combinedStir in flavorings (vanilla and butter rum or amaretto), then add chopped nutsImmediately spread mixture in the lined baking panSprinkle with demerarra or colored sugar (optional)Allow to cool at least one hour before cutting into squares for servingSubmitted by: CM
For amigurumi you'd definitely want to use yarnThread is very fine-gauge - amigurumi projects are large-gauge(You want them to look hand-made and cartoonish - a fine-gauge knit or crocheted item would look too perfect.) Also yarn is fluffier and produces a more huggable fabric, which you'd want for plush toysAs for clothes, I suppose theoretically you could crochet with thread, but your eyes would probably bleed before the project was doneI can't imagine knitting with thread except maybe in machine-knittingAs a poster above said, thread is generally used only in crocheted doilies, lace bookmarks, and other small projects like that - not something large scale like a garment.
E-Z Candy (All recipes are mixed the same.) (I make for Christmas gift giving) Melt ingredients, seperately in microwave until runnyMix together and pour into serving dishChill until firm, cut serveChocolate Fudge: 16 ozcontainer of Fudge Frosting 1 bag of Chocolate Chips (any flavor you like) Peanut Butter Fudge 1: 1 small jar Peanut Butter (18 oz.) 2 bags of Peanut Butter Chips Peanut Butter Fudge 2: 1 small jar Peanut Butter (18oz.) 16 ozcontainer of White Frosting Marshmallow Nougat: 1 small jr Marshmallow Creme 1 bag White Chocolate Chips 1 tspAlmond Flavoring 1 small bag Chopped Nuts (I've made this without the flavoring nuts.I want to try rolling into balls and dipping in a chocolate coating.sounds good to me.) I've doubled all the above recipesThe Marshmallow Nougat recipe.doubled and added a container of white frosting (had an extra one.so thought.why not!) I use a double boiler.(prefer the double boiler).add chips in first .then rest of ingredients.saving nuts and flavorings for last VELVEETA CHEESE FUDGE Melt in double boiler: 1 pound margarine 1 pound Velveeta cheese (cut both ingredients into small chunks) Remove from heat and add: 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup sifted cocoa 4 pounds sifted powdered sugar (I combined cocoa sugar together and added about 1/3rd at a time)Mix until real stiff (add nuts, optional), pour into large (9 x 13) lightly buttered baking pan, and refrigerate for an hourCut in serving pieces, store in refrigeratorVARIATION: PEANUT BUTTER 1/2 pound margarine 1/2 lbVelveeta cheese 18ozjar peanut butter 1 bag peanut butter chips 1 tspvanilla 2 1/2 lbs sifted powdered sugarnuts (optional) Melt margarine, cheese, peanut butter chips in double boilerAdd vanillaKeep over low heat, add powdered a little at a timePour into lightly buttered 9 x 13 baking pan and refrigerateCut serve, store in refrigerator.
