I don't have a little one around anymore, but still tempted to go ahead a make ups some adorable Bunny Peeps Banner that Dana at Made created. She even has a template to use to make the rabbits :).
For the complete tutorial click here.
Photo: Made
I am starting this blog to keep track of the creative things and ideas on my to-do list.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Homemade Cadury Creme Eggs
One of the blogs I follow, From Glitter To Gumdrops has a very tempting recipe for Homemade Cadbury Creme Eggs that sounds very doable.
For the recipe, click here.
Photo: From Glitter To Gumdrops
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Soda Can Earrings
This is another gem from You Seriously Made That?! on making earring out of a soda can, earring wire, 2 dimes and Dimensional Modge Podge.
For the tutorial click here.
Photo: You Seriously Made That?!
For the tutorial click here.
Photo: You Seriously Made That?!
Monday, March 21, 2011
Orange Julius
I have seen these as the mall, but there was no way I was going to pay mall prices for drink so I have never tried this before but this recipe posted by The Idea Room that her son learned in Home Ec that sounds fairly simple.
It uses a 6oz frozen juice concentrate, 1 cup each of water and milk, 1/4 each of granulated and powered sugar, 1st of vanilla extract and 8 ice cubes.
Photo: The Idea Room
It uses a 6oz frozen juice concentrate, 1 cup each of water and milk, 1/4 each of granulated and powered sugar, 1st of vanilla extract and 8 ice cubes.
Photo: The Idea Room
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Chocolate Cake with Salted Carmel Icing Inspired by Starbucks***ACCOMPLISHED***
I did make a version of this and posted it here.
I wish I had seen this recipe before I went shopping yesterday as I would have made this for the carry-in at work tomorrow instead of the "play it safe" with dill pickles, preztels and the yet to be baked Ready to Bake Easter Chocolate Chip cookies.
It from Salsa Pie and she posted directions for both using cake mix and ready made frosting/topping along with directions to make it from scratch.
For the directions and recipes click here.
Photo: Salsa Pie
I wish I had seen this recipe before I went shopping yesterday as I would have made this for the carry-in at work tomorrow instead of the "play it safe" with dill pickles, preztels and the yet to be baked Ready to Bake Easter Chocolate Chip cookies.
It from Salsa Pie and she posted directions for both using cake mix and ready made frosting/topping along with directions to make it from scratch.
For the directions and recipes click here.
Photo: Salsa Pie
Monday, March 14, 2011
DYEING MACARONI
Boy, I wish I had thought of this year ago - my son's first birthday party theme was "Under the Sea" and I made colored macaroni necklaces for the guests if they wanted to wear them and hand painted each noodle.
Instead The Mother Huddle dyed them instead putting about a half a cup of rubbing alcohol in a bowl and 10-15 drops of food coloring then dumped the macaroni in the mixture to soak and when the desired color achieved, dump on a paper towel lined tray to dry.
This will not be likely something I will use in the near future, but keep in my "Grandma bag" arsenal for a rainy/snowy indoor activity with future grandchildren.
Instead The Mother Huddle dyed them instead putting about a half a cup of rubbing alcohol in a bowl and 10-15 drops of food coloring then dumped the macaroni in the mixture to soak and when the desired color achieved, dump on a paper towel lined tray to dry.
This will not be likely something I will use in the near future, but keep in my "Grandma bag" arsenal for a rainy/snowy indoor activity with future grandchildren.
Labels:
Dyeing,
food coloring,
Grandma,
kids craft,
Macaroni
Sunday, March 13, 2011
CRUNCHY VEGETABLE MAKE AHEAD SALAD
I was looking up a recipe on Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing recipe on their website that I had seen on TV and came across this also and putting it on my project list for this summer when vegetables are in season and not so expensive. I like all of the ingredients in the salad but have never tried all of them in the same salad before.
Below is the recipe from Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing website:
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Photo: Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing
Below is the recipe from Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing website:
"
- 2/3 cup Hidden Valley® The Original Ranch® Garden Vegetable Dressing
- 4 cups cauliflower florets
- 2 cups sugar snap peas, ends trimmed and stems removed and cut into 1-inch pieces
- ½ cups diced red bell pepper
- ½ cup minced red onion
- Salt & pepper to taste
- 3 cups shredded red cabbage
- ⅓ cup sunflower seeds"
Photo: Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing
Labels:
cabbage,
Cauliflower,
Hidden Valley Ranch,
Salad,
sugar snap peas,
Vegetable
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