FUN for all!

Something Fun to make with the kiddos, and something fun to make for Momma!

Homemade, non-toxic, edible (though not tasty) Finger Paints!

What you need: 

1 cup of Corn Starch

1/2 cup of cold water

2 cups of boiling water

food coloring

Mix the corn starch with the cold water and stir together. Pour in the boiling water and stir between each cup.

Next, separated it into individual jam jars before adding color.

Jaden helped!

sooo cute!  I used baby food jars

Jaden was having a blast!  He even tasted it!

Masterpiece!

Now time to make some fresh brewed iced coffee...  Perfect for the hot summer days to come!

I recommend using a dark roast.

I grinded about 6oz and put it in the pitcher first, then I and filled the pitcher 3 QT (96oz) full of cold water

Then let it sit for 12 hours (or more if you'd like)

 Next I put a strainer over a new container with a coffee filter, and slowly poured the coffee in.  This took quite some time, and I changed out the filter twice.  I also used a wooden spoon to push the liquid through all of the grinds once it slowed down.

Then I threw the pitcher of the iced coffee in the fridge, and I pour a nice smooth glass over ice every morning... I'm quite sure this batch will last me a couple of weeks, if not longer!

EASY EASTER

3 of the easiest Easter crafts that look way more difficult than they really are!

Check it out...

For my Peeps

SUPER easy.  If you have to bring a treat to a party, I recommend these.  I made them for an Easter play date that I hosted, and Easter Egg Hunt that my sister hosted, and our family Easter Brunch.

All you need is:

Rice Crispy Treats

colored melts

Bunny Peeps

Sprinkles.

Brush the melts onto the rice crispy treat with a pastry brush, stick on the peep, and add sprinkles... DONE!

Easter Wreath

All you need is:

Foam circle

Plastic Easter Eggs

Easter grass

Wooden Letter

Hot Glue Gun

First hot glue the grass to the circle, then the letter, then the eggs... DONE

Coolest Craft on the block!

 





All you need is:

Wooden, sanded 2x4 blocks

White Acrylic Paint

Pink Acrylic Paint

Green Acrylic Paint

Wooden letters



Hot glue gun

First I painted the blocks white and the wooden letters pink.  Then I hot glued the letters to the blocks and sponge painted green around the edges... DONE

P.S.  Add SPRING to the other side of the blocks and once Easter is over, just turn them around for double the crafting fun!

Fun Easter Baby pic...