Sep 13
We’ve been ready for Halloween for weeks now, ever since my daughter found her purple Queen costume at a Cracker Barrel when we took a girls weekend to visit Luray Caverns. Halloween is the absolute best for making cool stuff with sweet stuff. Usually all you need to do is add candy eyes to something [...]
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Also posted in candy, chocolate, cookie decorating, cookies, Fall, fondant, Halloween, kids, lollipop sticks, marshmallows, party, royal icing, sprinkles
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Tagged chocolate, cookie decorating, cookie pops, ghosts, Halloween, marshmallow pops, monsters, skeletons, spiders, zombies
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Aug 31
Oh hello there. How are ya’? What’s up? I found these cute-as-can-be mini stamps at a little shop in Charlottesville, VA when my daughter and I visited my husband there during his Reserves duty this summer. They are only about 1-inch square. As one who hasn’t the faintest clue how to scrapbook or make [...]
Aug 27
It’s official, despite the creeping heat outside, that Fall is here. My darling started kindergarten today. Sniffle. Actually, truth be told, there were no sniffles for either of us. For me, I kinda need the break to catch up, and she was in the same school for full-day preK last year (see here? her [...]
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Also posted in back to school, cookie decorating, cookies, crafts, cupcakes, Fall, frosting, kids, marshmallows, royal icing
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Tagged caramel apple, cookie decorating, cookie pops, cupcake wrappers, cupcakes, Fall, felt, food coloring pens, marshmallows, squirrels, woodland
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Jul 24
And now for sunflower marshmallows, part two… the even easier way! Come on, how many of you predicted this exact outcome? Once again, I made these ages upon ages ago, back before I lost my days to home renovation and a 4 and 11/12 year old. To make sunflower marshmallow pops: [...]
Jun 18
Last week, I visited my daughter’s school and led a fun food class (all veggies for this sweets-free school). Well, I went back with some cookies and icing in hand for a cookie decorating session with her class, twenty-plus four and five-year olds. There was no avoiding the sweets part with this one, no [...]
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