Category: Kiddos

D.I.Y Easter Bunny Plate Craft

3/13/2019

I just LOVE Easter crafts!!!! Something about bunnies just makes me ridiculously happy!!! If bunnies weren’t so mean, my sister had one as a kid and that thing was viscous regardless of all the love and cuddled it received!!! I would totally have one for a pet!!!

Since I’m all about bunnies, be prepared for bunny spam this Easter season! Today’s bunny craft?!?! A D.I.Y Easter Bunny Plate Craft! Perfect for preschoolers working on those cutting skills!!!!

SUPPLIES

• White Paper Plate
• Pipe Cleaners
• Pink Pom
• Googly Eyes
• White Paper
• Pink Paper
• Scissors
• Glue Stick

Take your pipe cleaners and twist them together in the middle to create bunny whiskers.

Grab your pink pom and glue it to the center of the pipe cleaners. Then glue the pin/pipe cleaners combo onto your white paper plate to create a bunny nose.

Glue on those googly eyes.

Once dry, trim your bunny whiskers so they are nice and even.

Next, take your white and pink pieces of paper and create two bunny ears.

Glue your ears onto your paper plate to create your Easter Bunny!!!

Enjoy your Easter Season!!!

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D.I.Y Unicorn Jar

3/10/2019

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Unicorns!!!!! Safe to say my daughter and I are beyond obsessed!!! These mystical creatures make us so ridiculously happy and we are always getting creative how we can create them at home!!

Our latest unicorn craft?! Taking an old Bath & Body Works Candle and turning it into a Unicorn! Such an easy and fun craft and the most fabulous way to turn that trash into something glam!!! Happy crafting!!!

SUPPLIES

• Candle Jar
• Unicorn Costume Horn (Walmart Party Section)
• Unicorn Sticker Eyes (sharpie works as well)
• Super Glue
• Craft Flowers
• White Paper

Empty/clean out your candle jar. Hack! Fill your candle with water and let it soak for a few minutes. The wax at the bottom of the candle should pop out!

Take your white paper and line your candle. Trim any extra paper.

Glue the unicorn horn onto the candle lid.

Then glue the flowers.

Now it’s time to stick those eyes onto your candle. You can also draw eyes onto the glass with a sharpie.

Place the lid back onto your jar.

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D.I.Y Easter Bunny Jar

3/5/2019

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Ahhhh Easter!!!!!! We may still have another month before we need to get frantic about all things Easter Bunny, but since my daughter is an Easter baby. March 31st is her birthday, I’ve had Easter on my mind!!! Easter has either been her birthday or a day before or after since the day she was born. It’s nice that she will FINALLY have a birthday not so close to a holiday. Maybe people will actually come to her party this year since it’s not during Sping Break when families are in vacation lol....

Since I have bunnies on my mind with all of this birthday planning, I figured why not take advantage of the situation and craft up something Easter for y’all!!! Enjoy:)

SUPPLIES

• Craft Jar
• Easter Grass
• Eyes
• Pipecleaners
• Super Glue
• Pink Pom
• White & Pink Felt
• Scissors
• Candy Eggs
• Ribbon

Take your pipe cleaners and cut bunny whiskers. Then twist them together. Next, take your pink Pom and glue it onto the pipe cleaner whiskers. Once dry, glue your whiskers and nose onto the craft jar.

Take your white & pink felt and cut bunny ears. You will want to glue the pink piece to the white piece to resemble a bunny ear. Then glue the bunny ears onto the top of your craft jar. This part is actually easier than it looks! I promise!

Time to fill up your D.I.Y Easter Bunny Jars!!!

Tie a few strands of ribbon onto the jar.

Your D.I.Y. Easter Bunny Jar is ready for gifting!

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One fish two fish rice krispie treats

2/24/2019

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Hello everyone!!!! Did y’all miss me?!?! I just got home from a fabulous trip in Orlando!!! A much needed week away from every day life and it was indeed wonderful. Exactly what this mama needed. My head is now cleared and I’m motivated to create create CREATE for y’all!!!!

I can’t help but think about Dr.Seuss every time I’m in Orlando since I do have a 6 year old who is obsessed with Seuss Landing at Universal Studios. We just had to make these one fish two fish rice krispie treats as soon as we got home. So cute! So fun! The perfect activity for your kiddo to create while enjoying one of their favorite books. Enjoy!!

INGREDIENTS

• 6 cups Rice Krispies cereal
• 15oz marshmallows
• 3 Tablespoons softened butter
• Red and blue food coloring
• Large candy eyes
• 1/2 cup frosting
• Fish cookie cutter
• 9x13” pan
• Non stick cooking spray

1. Grease a small 9x13” pan with butter or a non stick cooking spray.

2. In two large microwave safe bowls, separate your marshmallows in half with 1 1/2 tablespoons of butter and heat for 1-2 minutes until the marshmallows get puffy

3. Mix in a couple drops of red food coloring in one and a few blue in the other to achieve to different colors.

4. Now mix in three cups of Rice Krispies cereal in each bowl.

5. Scoop each color into your pan, half and half, press down firmly.

6. Freeze for 15 minutes before using a fish cookie cutter to cut out your shapes.

7. Use a dab of frosting to stick the candy eyes on your fish.

8. Serve & Enjoy!

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Princess Toast

2/12/2019

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Omg! So who has seen that Princess Toast vitamin commercial one million times?!?! I’m not even a TV fan. Only time the thing is on is if my hubby is watching sports and yet, I see that commercial ALL THE TIME! I watched it so many times that I could care less about the vitamins, but just had to make what I envisioned Princess Toast to be!

This past Sunday we had a total family lazy day. We literally wore pajamas all day and when we spotted the princess Toast commercial when hubby was watching basketball, my daughter and I decided to go to the kitchen and make our very own version of Princess Toast! Enjoy!!!

Ingredients

• Bread
• Whipped Cream Cheese
• Food Coloring
• Sprinkles

Take your whipped cream cheese and divide it into cups. You will want a cup for each color cream cheese you choose to spread on your toast. Then add your food coloring to each individual cup.