How-To: Edible Cupcake Stands
These fully-edible cupcake stands from Giver’s Log would be so much fun at a Valentine’s Day party or special occasion. I like the idea that you can make them in different colors and shapes and sizes, too.
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How-To: Cherry Blossom Garlands from Disposable Tablecloths
The Creative Jewish Mom blog has a super simple post on how to make cherry blossom garlands from disposable tablecloths. I love that “randomness” is a key in their making.
Ice Straws for Cocktails
Here’s a neat idea: use this Ikea ice cube tray designed to work with water bottles, but freeze a small straw through the length of the tray, then remove once frozen to make ice straws, great for frosty cocktails. [via Core77]
Breakfast for Dinner Party
I decided to get the year started properly, with a “Breakfast for Dinner Party” last night. It was a great success, and the highlight was a make-your-own-waffle-bar. I set out a belgium waffle maker, and a friend whipped up Martha’s batter. I included a ladle and a timer and the guests were responsible for everything […]
How-To: New Year’s Garland
I love this festive, bright felt garland from Molly’s Sketchbook at The Purl Bee. See how to make it in time for your New Year festivities.
Clever Ideas For Classroom Goodie Bags
Heidi Kenney of My Paper Crane came up with several simple ideas for items to include in classroom goodie bags. I always struggle to come up with something for these kinds of projects (or birthday party favors) so I am bookmarking these for future reference. See how she made these cute gnomes, hot chocolate in […]
How-To: Yarn Stamps
Get the kids involved in creating their own gift wrap by making these brilliant yarn stamps. Check Lion Brand Yarn for the complete tutorial.
