Friday, December 20, 2013
Golf Birthday Cupcakes
My boys are into golf this year and thought that I would do their birthday in a golf theme. For their school Birthday treat I made golf cupcakes for the kids. First I made regular cupcakes and after they cooled I placed them in small clear plastic cups. Then I put green frosting on top and the cutest part is the white chocolate golf ball on top! :) I wrapped the cups in cellophane bags and tied them with ribbon and added a golf bag tag that I cut using my circut and then added a spoon so it's easier to eat in the classroom and not as messy :) Pin It
Valentine's Day Boxes
My boys are starting to get older so the ideas are getting some and more slim on what to make for Valentine's Day! I searched the internet once I found out that they needed boxes for their school party and saw so many cute girly boxes! So after a couple of hours are searching not only online but through my craft supplies this is what we came up with:
They are silly love monsters Ha Ha Ha! Here are the simple supplies that you will need : 1) tissue box 2) Foam sheets for - arms, feet, teeth, and tongue 3) Paint 4) Goggly Eyes 5) Feathers - for the hair Pin It
They are silly love monsters Ha Ha Ha! Here are the simple supplies that you will need : 1) tissue box 2) Foam sheets for - arms, feet, teeth, and tongue 3) Paint 4) Goggly Eyes 5) Feathers - for the hair Pin It
It's Been Awhile
It's been awhile since I have posted a blog but that doesn't mean that I haven't been busy crafting and baking! So I am going to post some of the past crafts and treats I have made over the past year! I hope everyone likes some of the ideas and gets some ideas for themselves as well!
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Monday, June 4, 2012
Popcorn Cake Pops
My other son's teacher LOVES cake pops so I decided to make her popcorn cake pops for her end of the school year teacher gift. I made chocolate cake pops and dipped them in melted white chocolate with a few drops of yellow chocolate to give it a light yellow ( butter) look. I found the container at the dollar tree and placed a styrofoam block at the bottom of the container to hold the cake pops in place. When the chocolate dried I tied a red ribbon around them and put some yellow and white gift wrap stuff at the bottom so you couldn't see the styrofoam. Pin It
End of the year Teacher Gifts
I made these for my son's teacher as a summer gift..... First I found these cute beach towels in orange and yellow. Then I found the containers at Target ( in the dollar section) I found the cups at Home Goods ( I love that store) and I filled them up with country time lemonade to go and I topped it off with a Tropical Smoothie gift card. I hope they enjoy the summer it's been a great year!!!
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Snow Cone Cupcakes
I saw these cupcakes in Food network magazine ( June Issue) I thought they were so cute and such a simple idea for summer!! So I had just had to make them :) Here is everything you need:
Cake Mix
Icing
Sprinkles ( blue, yellow and red )
styrofoam cups (4oz)
Optional:Straw and spoons
Monday, April 16, 2012
Soccer Ball Cupcakes
I made these cupcakes for a soccer birthday party. I made white and chocolate cupcakes and the same with the frosting. After I frosted the cupcakes I placed a chocolate soccer ball on top. I got the chocolate mold from michael's and painted the different colored chocolate into the mold.
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Sunday, March 25, 2012
Flower Cupcakes
I found this idea: Flower Cupcakes, on the Martha Stewart show and thought it was so cute and what a perfect time of year to make them SPRING!!! First I made the cupcakes and frosted them...after that I unwrapped the suckers and tied a green ribbon around each one and placed them in the middle of the cupcake and that's it! Cute and Simple!
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Kit-Kat Bar Birthday Cake
I saw this cute birthday cake idea online and thought it would be perfect for my co-worker because he loves kit kats. So I made 2- 8"round white cakes and stacked them. Once they were cool I put a crumb coat of frosting in the middle, on the sides and top and placed it in the freezer for 20 mins to setup. After that I used about 60 snack size kit kats and placed they all around the sides of the cake and tied a blue ribbon around it for two reasons, one it gave it some color and second I had to travel so this way it helped keep the kit kats from falling off.
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
Lego Valentine's Day Box
My sons' Valentine's Day classroom party is Tuesday so we made his Valentine's Day card box can you guess what it was..............LEGO! of course :) I used a capri sun box and wrapped it in red wrapping paper that I got at the dollar tree and cut a hole at the top for the cards. After that I cut the cardboard paper towel tub into 6 smaller pieces and glued the wrapping paper around it and topped it with a 2"circle from my circle cutter and then glued it on top of the box. Then I printed out my son's name using the lego font I downloaded online and glued it onto the side along with hearts cut out of lego paper that I found at Joann's. Here is the finished project:
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Lego Cupcakes
To celebrate my sons' birthday at school I made lego cupcakes for their classroom and all the kids in the class LOVED them, they were a HUGE hit!
Here is how I made them: First I found these chocolate molds of lego bricks and minifigures on ebay, then I used Wilton colored chocolate (yellow,red and green) I melted the chocolate using the microwave and poured the chocolate in the molds and let them set up in the freezer over night. After that I found these cute cupcake liners ( pictured below) at Michael's.
After all my chocolate was set up I made my cupcakes and frosted them with vanilla icing and topped them each with a chocolate minifigure or lego brick. They were super easy to make and super cute!!!
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Birthday Balloon Wreath
For my son's 9th birthday I decided to make this balloon wreath that I saw online at pinterest ( don't you just love that website) To make this easy wreath you will need the following:
-A straw wreath ( I found this one at michael's and used a 40% coupon)
-Balloons, this wreath took about 13 bags of 25 balloons found at the Dollar Tree
-Pins, I used regular straight pens or you can use floral pins ( but they are pretty expensive an you will need a lot to complete this wreath)
-Pipe cleaners for some extra decoration ( Optional)
(Wreath making supplies)
After you gather your supplies simply place the unblown balloons on the balloon with the pins and continue until the wreath is covered and this is what you end up with :
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Saturday, January 21, 2012
Birthday Invitations
As promised in my earlier post I am getting things ready for my sons' 9th birthday party. I finished their party invitations and this is what I came up with......
I used Adobe Photoshop to add the writing ( I downloaded the lego font from a website online for free) and images. I printed the invitations out using vistaprint ( you can usually find deals for free prints, just pay for shipping) or you could print the invitations out on you at home printer as well. Pin It
Monday, January 2, 2012
Upcoming Projects
Its soon going to be my sons' birthday so I have some projects lined up for their lego birthday party:
Invitations
Decorations : includes a balloon wreath
minifigure cut out
Goodie bags for the kids to take home
Cupcake decorating
Classroom Treats
I also have some Valentine's day ideas too....... So please check back in the next couple of weeks to see all the new and exciting crafts and ideas.
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Monday, December 19, 2011
Christmas Gift
I made this super easy gift for my son's teacher for Christmas. I used a bead organizer and added some daily supplies that a teacher would use. I also added the lego snowman ornament because my son is completely into legos and wanted to give her something lego and it was black and white so it matched perfectly.
Another Great Teacher Gift
Here is another great teacher's gift ( end of the year gift)
I found a pastry box at Michaels and then got the following items at the grocery store for a s'more: Hershey bars, graham crackers and marshmallows.... After I put them in the box I made a tag that says:
Friday, December 16, 2011
Teacher Gifts
First I got a glass vase (dollar tree) and 2 packs of #2 pencils and glued them all the way around the vase then I tired it with a ribbon. After that I wrote a tag " Thanks for helping my bloom"
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Candy Bar Reindeer and Snowmen
I have been busy lately with holiday crafts and here is just one of them that I finished yesterday..... Reindeer Candy Bars for my son's classroom holiday party.
I took the small snack size hershey bars and wrapped them in brown card stock ( on sale at michael's for .25 a sheet) Then I used a 1 inch circle cutter for the nose and 8mm size eyes all glued on and finally the antlers I used a darker card stock paper and cut them out by hand. I did see where someone used a circuit but I don't have one:( I am sure that would have been much easier and faster but I think mine came out just fine. I hope the kids enjoy them!
I also made snowmen candy bars for the teachers. They are made the same way except I wrapped a "normal" size hershey bar and wrapped them in white card stock. Then I took some fleece and glued it around the top and tied it at the top. After that I took some more fleece and made a scraf and then added some eyes ( beads) and used a marker to draw the face and nose.
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