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How To: Origami a talking frog

Learn this easy origami project and use a square piece of paper to make a talking frog.

How To: Origami a clapping seal

Learn how to make an origami clapping seal out of a square piece of paper.

How To: Origami "that simple unit"

Charles Esseltine shows you how to fold a star out of paper. Diagrams can be found on this website: http://web.archive.org/web/20060330001742/www.anniefolds.com/TSUstepfolds.htm

How To: Origami a Samurai hat

Watch to learn how to fold an origami Samurai hat out of paper.

How To: Make nitrogen triiodide

Learn how to make nitrogen triiodide (NI3), the main ingredient of the small, paper-covered parcels that you throw at the ground to make a snapping noise, with household chemicals and items. This chemical is very unstable, so please exercise caution.

How To: Fold an origami spiky star

This video demonstrates how to fold the origami model "Spiky Star" that David Brill designed. Paper size used in the video:

How To: Drill holes in your home foundation to prevent cracks

Expansive Soil and Foundation Cracks. Tim Carter, of Ask the Builder, demonstrates how to drill holes in clay soil and fill them with a special gravel to prevent foundation cracks.

How To: Work with 3-dimensional figures in geometry

An introduction to three-dimensional geometry types and working with them. This video is very detailed and good for people who have never worked with three dimensions in geometry before because it concerns only special case figures.

How To: Pick a Master Lock #175 with a paper clip

Even though I am not the best locksmith in the world, the four-digit #175 model Master Lock is so easy to pick that all the hardened steel in the world isn't going to protect your belongings.

How To: Origami a space monster Venus flytrap

Another origami by Jeremy Shafer, this one is known as the venus flytrap or space monster. It’s a complicated action model paper design, and when pulled from the “leafs” or tentacles, it opens its mouth! Learn how to fold this design by watching the video!

How To: Origami a squishy ball

Learn how to fold a trampoline origami design. This squishy paper object is somewhat advanced, but makes a great ornament or desk accessory!

How To: Origami an abstract flexible shape

Paul Jackson demonstrates how to fold an abstract flexible shape through origami. This shape can expand, compress, and it looks beautiful in the light. You need to help the paper by working between your two hands.

How To: Origami a Star of David

Mirig Golan demonstrates how to create a Star of David through origami. You take one corner of the piece of paper and place it on the middle line to start. At the end, the triangles should make a lock.

How To: Origami a box and lid to match

Mirig Golan demonstrates how to make a box in origami. To start, you take a piece of paper and fold it, so that it is in the shape of a triangle. When your box is in the shape of a hexagon, you fold the triangles in.

How To: Make melt and pour rubber duck soaps

An instructional video on making melt & pour rubber soaps using a special duck pond soap mold.

How To: Burn cash and have it remain unharmed

Burn a paper bill without damaging it. All you need is rubbing alcohol, water, and a lighter.

How To: Split a telephone book with your hands in seconds

It seems impossible. Ripping one piece of paper is effortless. Ripping a small stack of papers takes a little force. But ripping a book? No way! Actually, it can be done, but only with a telephone book. This tutorial will show you how to rip a phonebook in half, quickly and easily. This is a great trick to perform at parties to impress your friends.

How To: Create an asymmetrical poof

IO Beauty shows you how to create a unique but cute hairstyle, the "asymmetrical poof" Great hairdo for parties, clubbing, or to go on a special date.

How To: Do pottery glazing applications

Marilyn Wilken, professor of Ceramics at Olivette Nazarrine University, Bourbonais, IL, talks about glazing techniques, the different types and applications of glazing pottery, special effects used on pottery, as well as showing you some good and bad examples of each.

How To: Make Indian mattar paneer (peas and cheese)

Watch as Manjula prepares mattar paneer, a popular North Indian dish. You will need:

How To: Make an origami shuriken throwing star

Check out this video to learn how to make an origami shrunken throwing star with two pieces of paper.

How To: Clean and reorganize your room

With allergy season in full swing, this video can help you clear the clutter from your bedroom and add a fresh coat of paint to create a soothing sleep sanctuary. Learn alternatives to the traditional headboard and create a new one from faux wood contact paper.

How To: Origami a frog-lily base kusudama ornament

You really NEED to be VERY PATIENT, VERY BORED or HAVE TOOO MUCH TIME to do this project... I actually don't know how I made it!!!... It took me 3 days to finish it! All you need besides time is a lot of origami paper and string or glue.

How To: Origami a basket with legs

This little basket is like the usual folded paper basket except it is double sided. It stands on little legs.

How To: Wrap a bottle Japanese Furoshiki style

Japanese style wrapping - or Furoshiki - let's you stop using paper, tapes and plastic when you wrap! Use reusable fabric instead. This method works for cylindrical objects and bottles.

How To: Wrap a gift Japanese Furoshiki style

Japanese style wrapping - or Furoshiki - let's you stop using paper, tapes and plastic when you wrap! Use reusable fabric instead.

How To: Design a makeup face chart

Here is a tutorial on how you can design makeup on a paper face chart.

How To: Apply rhinestones or sequins to the face

Fun for halloween or any special occassion, add flare, glitz, and glamour to your makeup using rhinestones, sequins, or beads!

How To: Keep your cables neat and tidy for organized Djing

In this video, I'll be showing you how to use T-Fix, a little rubber thing that helps keep your cables tidy. No, they're not for hanging bananas from the ceiling, and they're definitely not for flip pieces of paper across the classroom, and they're absolutely not for holding your knickers up.

How To: Create zero budget vomit effects in After Effects

Ben and Paul show how easy and effective it is to cook up some great vomit effects using a strip of blue photographer's paper and a tin of pumpkin. Oh, and Adobe After Effects.

How To: Create zero budget gore special effects

Want to stick a load of blood and guts in your film? Don't have a lot of money? No problem! Just go to your local butcher shop.

How To: Perform a breast-firming exercise

Your breast will look almost 50% larger after doing this exercise because...

How To: Make chocloate covered almonds

Watch this video to learn an easy recipe for this delicious dessert, chocolate covered almonds. You will need:

How To: Learn the crosshatching technique

"Miki Falls" manga creator Mark Crilley presents a lesson on how to ink a manga illustration, with special emphasis on crosshatching techniques.

How To: Make bloody cuts and slashes for Halloween

Special effect makeup, at home and easy. Make fake cuts and slashes for your Halloween haunting! Or any other day of the year, especially Valentine's Day.

How To: Make jacked up meatloaf on the Weber Grill

Watch this video to learn how to make jacked up meatloaf. Even Randy from "The Christmas Story" who didn't like meatloaf would love this special jacked up meatloaf!

How To: Make beef ragout with Debi Mazar & Katherine Narducci

Debi Mazar (Entourage, Goodfellas) and her husband provide traditional Tuscan recipes from their home kitchen. Today they are serving up a delicious plate of beef Ragout. Join them and special guest Katherine Narducci, from the HBO hit The Sopranos, for lunch.