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It’s the Fall! Kids are back to school, and although the Texas heat isn’t showing it- Halloween is right around the corner! Want a fun Halloween craft to get you in the mood? How about making your own self stick- gel spiders? These spiders are super easy to make and can be stuck to mirrors […]
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Hot Cross Buns are a sweet, spiced bun made with currants or raisins and marked with a cross on the top, traditionally eaten on Good Friday. The cross stands as a symbol of the Crucifixion, the rising of the dough – symbolizing the resurrection. They are believed by some to pre-date Christianity, although the first […]
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Slow Cooker Irish Pot Pie – is the perfect recipe not just as a ST. Patrick’s Day treat – but for any day you want to do minimal work and still have a great hearty meal for the family! This potpie provides lot’s of leftovers, and can work with whatever veggies you have handy. The […]
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This is a really easy Christmas Craft that is perfect for treats to bring into school – or as simple gifts to go with a thank you card! To make Candy Cane Reindeer you just need: -Pipe Cleaners -Googly eyes -mini pom pom noses -ribbon for neck -A glue gun to get it all to […]
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Have you ever wanted to do a seasonal craft last minute, and without a run to a craft store? Wax crayon leaves are perfect! If your like me you have crayons that have started to crumble, or that don’t draw very well anymore, or crayons that your child was given at every restaurant you have […]
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My daughter loves when we make a new sensory tub. I’ve done them for holidays and in different themes. The sensory tub below is made of powder puffs in pastels, small sponge animals, fabric flowers and craft birds. I usually keep the tub a secret until it’s put together, and then ask my daughter to […]
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Do you like quick easy projects? I do! And making Bleach T-shirts could not be any easier! I decided to do one with a sort of patriotic theme since I had a slightly too large red t-shirt for my toddler. Below you will find the directions on how to make one yourself! You Will Need: […]
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Every St. Patrick’s Day stores trot out their pretty packages of Corned Beef. But Corned Beef can be made many times during the year, not just near an Irish holiday! But what stops many people from making Corned Beef? They need a Recipe for Corned Beef that will knock their families socks off. And made […]
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Doesn’t your mouth just water, looking at Christmas cookies?? Writing this recipe for Cherry Blink cookies down makes me want to make more right this very second! I just learned how to make this particular recipe when my Aunt Kathy flew to Texas for my birthday this week! It was an amazing surprise!! And accounts […]
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My two year old daughter really enjoyed the last Sensory Tub we made for the Fall. So this time I decided to make one with a Winter theme – since we will be getting to spend some of the holidays this year in a cold climate! Our family will be visiting family up North- and […]
