Empty Condiment Bottles

Instead of throwing away your ketchup and mustard bottles when you’re finished with them, after you clean them you can fill them with pancake batter or eggs.

Foils Packs

Most campfires meals are made in foil and you can wrap baked potatoes, meat, grilled cheeses, or spiced apples in foil for easy mess-free meals.

Skewers

Skewers can be used for so much more than just s’mores. Wrap your hotdogs in crescent dough for pigs in a blanket or make cinnamon rolls over the fire.

Orange Peels

The hollowed peels of oranges can be filled with muffin batter and then wrapped with foil before being placed on the coals to make an amazing dessert.

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Tent

The first thing you’ll need is a tent. Check your garage for an old one or invest in one.

Lanterns

This backyard camping experience is screen-free, so you’ll need flashlights or lanterns to help you see in the dark.

Sleeping Bag

If you’re camping with small children, you may want to head inside after the bonfire and s’mores so everyone can sleep in their own beds. But, if you want a true camping experience, you’ll need a sleeping bag to keep you warm during the night.

Campfire

The best part of camping is the campfire and all the yummy food including s’mores and hot dogs that you can roast on the fire. Get a portable grill that you can set up anywhere in your yard.

Movies

Watch a movie under the stars by making an outdoor movie screen and getting a projector. All you need to do is decide what movie to watch!

The post Vacations Cancelled? Plan a Backyard Campout appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

We are here to hook you up with some of our favorites. 

Smores 

What’s more iconic than enjoying this marshmallow, graham cracker, and chocolate treat over a campfire? This brings us back to our childhood, and we couldn’t be happier. 

Bacon

You can actually really easily cook bacon over a campfire! All you need to do is use a skewer or a stick and wrap the slice of bacon around it. Hold it inside the fire until you get it as cooked as you like!

Kebabs

Another fun idea is to make kebabs over the fire. You can either cut up vegetables and a protein at home or do it right at the campsite. Make each skewer unique and roast over the fire until it’s cooked.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/BjWS_sonjXp/?tagged=camping

Toilet Paper

Keep your toilet paper safe and clean by putting it in a used coffee can. You can also make it into a dispense by cutting a slit in the side where the sheets can come out.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKjUSKGj3My/?tagged=folgerscan

Headlamp Lantern

If you want to have a little light in your tent to read or to talk to your friend, you can make an easy lantern with just a milk jug and a headlamp! Wrap your headlamp around the empty jug and the light will diffuse enough to make a pretty decent lantern.

https://www.instagram.com/p/anGWbvP5gz/?tagged=headlamplantern

Tacos in a Bag

Camping is all about being resourceful and not bringing what you don’t need. A fun dinner idea is to skip the bowls or plates and use a bag of chips instead! You can use Doritos or whatever kind of chips you like to flavor your taco and bring along any fixings you would like to add.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BeMKp2IljY6/?tagged=tacosinabag

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Luisa Jeffery learned about this deceitful epidemic after a camping trip to the Grand Canyon in 2015. When her friends took a photo of their tent on the edge of a cliffside, that’s when she learned tent posing was “a thing.”

Inspired to shed light on these lies, she immediately made the Instagram account “You Did Not Sleep There” – and, 100,000 followers later, the world has never been the same.

Too Cool

If you need pro tips on how to get hypothermia, this guy has you covered. With the invention of Instagram, it seems the “survival” aspect of camping has completely fallen by the wayside.

According to Luisa, while she’s unsure if this photo is staged or not, the frigid cold and unstable supports make this is a horrible place to relax. Yet, surprisingly, the next campers on this list picked a camping spot that is even worse.

Like A Nicholas Sparks’ Movie

The location is not bad – in fact, it is beautiful – but the way these campers have set up their base is so, so wrong.

The days of Bear Grylls and rugged outdoor survivalists are long gone. In their place, we have couples setting up glamor campsites that would be ruined by a slight breeze. Well, at least their fall would be less painful than the next camper’s…

Don’t Roll Over

Why? Just… why!? No sane person would EVER sleep on the very edge of a cliffside. If this camper ever wakes up on the wrong side of bed, his caterpillar-shaped self is in for a long, long fall.

The post Woman Mocks Annoying Camping Trend On Instagram, And We’re Applauding appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Empty Condiment Bottles

Instead of throwing away your ketchup and mustard bottles when you’re finished with them, after you clean them you can fill them with pancake batter or eggs.

Foils Packs

Most campfires meals are made in foil and you can wrap baked potatoes, meat, grilled cheeses, or spiced apples in foil for easy mess-free meals.

Skewers

Skewers can be used for so much more than just s’mores. Wrap your hotdogs in crescent dough for pigs in a blanket or make cinnamon rolls over the fire.

Orange Peels

The hollowed peels of oranges can be filled with muffin batter and then wrapped with foil before being placed on the coals to make an amazing dessert.

The post Try These Useful Food Hacks Next Time You Go Camping appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Tent

The first thing you’ll need is a tent. Check your garage for an old one or invest in one.

Lanterns

This backyard camping experience is screen-free, so you’ll need flashlights or lanterns to help you see in the dark.

Sleeping Bag

If you’re camping with small children, you may want to head inside after the bonfire and s’mores so everyone can sleep in their own beds. But, if you want a true camping experience, you’ll need a sleeping bag to keep you warm during the night.

Campfire

The best part of camping is the campfire and all the yummy food including s’mores and hot dogs that you can roast on the fire. Get a portable grill that you can set up anywhere in your yard.

Movies

Watch a movie under the stars by making an outdoor movie screen and getting a projector. All you need to do is decide what movie to watch!

The post Vacations Cancelled? Plan a Backyard Campout appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

We are here to hook you up with some of our favorites. 

Smores 

What’s more iconic than enjoying this marshmallow, graham cracker, and chocolate treat over a campfire? This brings us back to our childhood, and we couldn’t be happier. 

Bacon

You can actually really easily cook bacon over a campfire! All you need to do is use a skewer or a stick and wrap the slice of bacon around it. Hold it inside the fire until you get it as cooked as you like!

Kebabs

Another fun idea is to make kebabs over the fire. You can either cut up vegetables and a protein at home or do it right at the campsite. Make each skewer unique and roast over the fire until it’s cooked.

The post Three Easy Foods to Make Over a Campfire appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjWS_sonjXp/?tagged=camping

Toilet Paper

Keep your toilet paper safe and clean by putting it in a used coffee can. You can also make it into a dispense by cutting a slit in the side where the sheets can come out.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKjUSKGj3My/?tagged=folgerscan

Headlamp Lantern

If you want to have a little light in your tent to read or to talk to your friend, you can make an easy lantern with just a milk jug and a headlamp! Wrap your headlamp around the empty jug and the light will diffuse enough to make a pretty decent lantern.

https://www.instagram.com/p/anGWbvP5gz/?tagged=headlamplantern

Tacos in a Bag

Camping is all about being resourceful and not bringing what you don’t need. A fun dinner idea is to skip the bowls or plates and use a bag of chips instead! You can use Doritos or whatever kind of chips you like to flavor your taco and bring along any fixings you would like to add.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BeMKp2IljY6/?tagged=tacosinabag

The post Tips And Tricks For Camping This Summer appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Luisa Jeffery learned about this deceitful epidemic after a camping trip to the Grand Canyon in 2015. When her friends took a photo of their tent on the edge of a cliffside, that’s when she learned tent posing was “a thing.”

Inspired to shed light on these lies, she immediately made the Instagram account “You Did Not Sleep There” – and, 100,000 followers later, the world has never been the same.

Too Cool

If you need pro tips on how to get hypothermia, this guy has you covered. With the invention of Instagram, it seems the “survival” aspect of camping has completely fallen by the wayside.

According to Luisa, while she’s unsure if this photo is staged or not, the frigid cold and unstable supports make this is a horrible place to relax. Yet, surprisingly, the next campers on this list picked a camping spot that is even worse.

Like A Nicholas Sparks’ Movie

The location is not bad – in fact, it is beautiful – but the way these campers have set up their base is so, so wrong.

The days of Bear Grylls and rugged outdoor survivalists are long gone. In their place, we have couples setting up glamor campsites that would be ruined by a slight breeze. Well, at least their fall would be less painful than the next camper’s…

Don’t Roll Over

Why? Just… why!? No sane person would EVER sleep on the very edge of a cliffside. If this camper ever wakes up on the wrong side of bed, his caterpillar-shaped self is in for a long, long fall.

The post Woman Mocks Annoying Camping Trend On Instagram, And We’re Applauding appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.