I had a weekend
sleepover with the grand-kids baking a whimsical chocolate cake. Kit-Kat bars,
chocolate cake, Hershey's Cocoa Frosting, and homemade fondant (melted
pink jumbo marshmallows, a little water, and confectioners sugar, mix
and knead to texture of fondant) mold in the shapes as pictured, and use a toothpick to decorate piggies.
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Creativity Runs In The Famiy ~ My Daughter Jami...
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| Jami made these for a baby shower for her son's teacher. She made her own fondant from scratch too! |
Her very creative snow globe birthday cake!
The Pink Girly "Ruby" Cake from Max & Ruby
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| Max's Wormy Cake from Max & Ruby |
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| Cupcakes for her son's birthday party in his school. He is a huge fan of the Lego cartoon Nnjago! |
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| Back in the day when he was so into cats, this is his cat Max |
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| Perry the Platypus from the cartoon Phineas & Ferb. These went on top of cupcakes. |
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| For her eldest daughter's school birthday party. She's our little Hippie, loves all things Peace Sign! |
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
Snowflake Decorative Felt Mittens
This is an easy art project. The adult can do the cutting and gluing and the children can decorate them.
I created a mitten template using a paper plate, I then used that to cut the mittens out of felt rectangles purchased at Walmart for 23 cents each/made 4 mitten halves per sheet. I bought five white, and five blue. The foam snowflakes came from Oriental Trading $6.00 for 400 of them of various shapes and sizes.
After all the mittens were cut out I used hot glue to glue two together by running the glue just inside the edges leaving the bottom open as in a regular mitten that can be worn. I pressed the top mitten evenly on the bottom one. Then I laid them out as though the were a pair and we then placed the foam snowflakes on them. The foam snowflakes have a peel away back that makes them stick fast to a surface.
Later today we are going to place them on a twine clothesline for the grand-kids joint birthday party with a snow/snowman theme. I will post more pictures of the party in another post.
Hang them on your tree, on a clothesline garland, or use them for party favors as they can be filled with a few candies.
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