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Vegetarian Pho – The Design Files | Australia's most popular design blog.

TODAY Michael Pham of Phamily Kitchen teaches us two things. First and foremost, we learn to make Michael’s intensely tasty vegetarian pho, which is so full of spices and complex flavour, it’s hard to believe this dish is entirely meat free.

Also, we learn a new abbreviated slangword – ‘OG’. Yep I admit I had to google it when Michael included this mysterious acronym in his intro below. ‘Original Gangster’ apparently?  (Phew, thanks urban dictionary!)

 

Mushroom Ragú with Creamy Polenta – The Design Files | Australia's most popular design blog.

A new month means a new TASTY TUESDAY, and we’re thrilled to welcome one of our FAVE foodies, Julia Busuttil Nishimura to TDF once more (yes, we’ve already exploited her talents not once but TWICE for this column over the past couple of years!).

For this series, Julia will share four hearty, comforting Autumnal recipes with a mediterranean flavour, kicking off with her incredible creamy polenta and mushroom ragú.  What makes this series extra special are the beautiful handcrafted serving dishes Julia has selected to serve each dish – she’s paired up with her bestie, Melbourne ceramicist Jessilla Rogers to create a range of plates and bowls which perfectly complement this month’s menu. DREAM TEAM.

 

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An Imaginative, DIY Halloween Costume

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An Imaginative, DIY Halloween Costume

Few traditions are as popular on Halloween as picking out the perfect costume. This haunting season, think outside the box – literally – and use boxes from your recent deliveries to create a unique DIY costume, or “boxtume.”

Boxtumes are a perfect way to express your creativity and stand out at any spooky gathering. Plus, they can be a fun way to get crafty with family and friends to create costumes for children, adults, couples and groups that can be as simple or elaborate as your imaginations desire. For example, this DIY Ice Cream Truck Boxtume just requires supplies like cardboard boxes, tape, paint and glue, allowing your personality to shine through with customization.

With households across the country already taking advantage of Amazon Prime’s unlimited fast, free shipping and entertainment benefits, your costume inspiration could be just one click (or box) away. If you’re feeling extra crafty this season, try upcycling those smile boxes to craft other custom Halloween items, such as treat containers, spooky centerpieces and decorations.

Share your creativity online using #Boxtumes and #PrimeLife, and find more inspiration and step-by-step guides at amazon.com/boxtumes2019.

DIY Ice Cream Truck Boxtume

Project courtesy of Krafts by Katelyn

Supplies:

  • 1 medium Amazon smile box
  • 1 small Amazon smile box
  • Duct tape
  • Hot glue
  • Paint, variety of colors
  • Paint brushes
  • Painter’s tape
  • 1 Amazon smile box, any size, to cut out details
  • Scissors
  • Colored paper, variety of colors
  • Colored markers, variety of colors
  • Letter stickers
  • Ribbon
  1. Using medium box and small box, create foundation of truck shape. Use duct tape to secure flaps in closed position. Open top and bottom of medium box and fold in all flaps on bottom. Use duct tape and hot glue to secure open flaps in place.  Use hot glue and duct tape to attach small box to short side of medium box.
  2. Using white paint and paint brush, paint both boxes inside and out.
  3. Using painter’s tape as guidelines, paint vertical candy stripes about halfway up both sides of “truck” in desired color.
  4. Using extra box and scissors, cut out wheels, windows and awning then paint desired colors.
  5. Using hot glue, attach pieces to “truck.”
  6. Using colored paper and markers, create ice cream cone decorations. Connect using hot glue then hot glue decorations to “truck.”
  7. Add letter stickers, as desired. Using markers, add extra details such as lights, as desired.
  8. Using hot glue, attach wide ribbon to top inside edges of “truck” to create straps.

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