How To Make A Fortune Welding

How here would like to earn more money, Sure wouldn't we all, but I just don't have the time or energy to work more hours. That's what all welders are saying, and no doubt since you're reading this article you're probably one of them. See the challenge is that there are only so many hours in a day, and currently you're trading your hour for dollars instead of finding a more effective way of creating more money while working less hours.

And we'd all like to work less and make more wouldn't we/ So here's how you can start working less hours and making more money. And I'm sure the first thing you're going to do is run out and buy some radio advertising time or run a three color brochure or spending money in some other way to attempt to get more business. I'm going to show you how you can do it without spending a single dime.

You're customers are happy with what you do for them right, If not you should do a better job so they are. AND you increase your profits without having to work longer. Hope you put this referral generating system to work for you as sonn as possible. Corey Johnson has been welding for 11 years.

Follow the directions above to make the sock puppet except cut the mouth shape longer and blunt at the end instead of rounded so it looks more like a snake. 2. Cut a tongue from felt or other red material and glue inside the mouth. 3. Draw on two dots for the nose with a permanent marker.

Follow the directions Above to make the puppet. 2. To make the arms roll up a pieces of orange felt and glue them closed. Stick pipe cleaners inside the arms so they are bendable. Cut fingers at one end of the arms and glue the other end to the puppet.

3. Have fun with your new puppet and make your own videos. Cut eight or more one-inch pompoms into rectangle shapes. Glue them to the body of the caterpillar. I used a brown Sharpie (permanent ink marker) to make the tips of the feet brown. Cut one of the socks as shown in the diagram at the right. Cut along the upper toe seam line so that the lower jaw of the camel is much smaller than the upper jaw.

2. Print out the mout pattern and cut it out using cardboard, above. Fold the mouthpiece in half. Score the cardboard on the center line and fold it in half. 3. Insert the folded cardboard mouthpiece into the sock so that the curved ends are facing the toe end of the sock.

If it is too big, cut the piece smaller to fit so that it doesn't stretch the sock too much. Cut the mouthpiece smaller if it stretches the material too much. 4. Remove your hand and flatten out the sock so that the heal of the sock is on top. Great craft for elementary aged kids. However I used a candle to bend the spoons. With a candle you can keep your finger on the tip of the spoon and begin to bend it as soon as it gets soft. Much more control over the finished product too!

We all have something to be grateful for. There are days that might test this, or might even make us temporarily forget it. But search and you will find that there are positive things that happened to you today day and this week. I was inspired to start a Weekly Gratitude by a fellow blogger and I was excited to do this because it was positive and we all need positive energy in our lives.

I strongly believe in keeping positive people and energy in your lives and I do my best to only surround myself with it. Everyday when I wake up I am grateful to live another day, to hear my loved ones, to see how they are doing, to see the smiles on their faces. I am grateful for my art and my hands to allow me to create it, I am grateful for Yanni and all the wisdom he bestows upon me, his adoring humor, and how wonderful he treats me everyday.