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  • DIY PINECONE WREATH IN 1 HOUR

    DIY PINECONE WREATH IN 1 HOUR

    DIY PINECONE WREATH IN 1 HOUR

    The best part? This wreath takes only one hour to make, and you can make it for almost free!

    Are you ready to collect some pretty pine cones?

    DIY PINECONE WREATH IN 1 HOUR

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    • pine cones: we will need 55 to 65 pine cones for this wreath. A really good tip: sort them into 3 size groups! If you don’t feel like gathering your own (, you can check out some options on Amazon.)
    • a 12″ wire wreath form
    • hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
    • optional: LED fairy lights; evergreen branches (, real or synthetic; berry sprigs.)
    1. Click Here for Instructions: DIY PINECONE WREATH IN 1 HOUR

     

     

     

  • 24 Clever Ways to Build a Snowman

    24 Clever Ways to Build a Snowman

    24 Clever Ways to Build a Snowman

    I’m a snowman traditionalist, so our snowman would probably look pretty boring, with a carrot nose and a hat. Other people treat snowman making in much more creative fashion.

    Want to see what’s possible with a good pair of waterproof gloves and some clever thinking?

    Click Here to See the Rest 24 Clever Ways to Build a Snowman

  • DIY BABY HAT SEWING PATTERN AND TUTORIAL IN SIZES PREEMIE – 12 MONTHS

    DIY BABY HAT SEWING PATTERN AND TUTORIAL IN SIZES PREEMIE – 12 MONTHS

    DIY BABY HAT SEWING PATTERN AND TUTORIAL IN SIZES PREEMIE - 12 MONTHS.

    This cute little baby cap is made out of soft knit fabric and comes with a fitted top and a cuff that can be rolled up for more cuteness! As you can see I had a lot of fun making them in a ton of different fabrics (all from spoonflower) and can coordinate with the Knot Bow Headband Pattern for the perfect baby shower gift.

    Get Instructions Here:  DIY BABY HAT SEWING PATTERN AND TUTORIAL IN SIZES PREEMIE – 12 MONTHS

  • MASON JAR COCKTAIL GIFTS

    MASON JAR COCKTAIL GIFTS

    MASON JAR COCKTAIL GIFTS

    Totally easy and extra adorable project for you. I know you are all busy shopping and such, so while you are out make sure to pick up the couple of things you’ll need to make these fab Mason Jar Cocktail Gifts for all your favorite boozers! They would make the perfect bridesmaid and groomsmen gifts, especially if you personalized each jar – but of course they would also make great inexpensive gifts for any occasion, like the holidays!

    Get Instructions Here:   MASON JAR COCKTAIL GIFTS

  • DIY-Clay Pot Gingerbread Kids

    DIY-Clay Pot Gingerbread Kids

    DIY-Clay Pot Gingerbread Kids

    Clay pot gingerbread men! Quick and easy for a holiday craft 🙂 paint pots green and make into a grinch for grinch night?  Cute project for kids to do, you can get everything you need at the dollar store.

     

  • A Gift in a Tin: Christmas Baking Kit

    A Gift in a Tin: Christmas Baking Kit

    A Gift in a Tin: Christmas Baking Kit

    In preparation for Christmas and simple and fun gift giving, I’ve been putting together some easy gift basket ideas for you.

    A Gift in a Tin: Christmas Baking Kit

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    • a large tin basket ((here’s a similar size from Amazon))
    • scrapbook paper ((for the wrapper on the tin))
    • twine string
    • a mason jar of homemade sugar cookie mix ((you can find the ingredients here))
    • a cookie cutter
    • a jar of sprinkles
    • a wooden spoon
    • an apron
    1. Get Instructions Here: A Gift in a Tin: Christmas Baking Kit

     

  • Easy DIY Cupcake Holder

    Easy DIY Cupcake Holder

    Easy DIY Cupcake Holder

    This easy DIY Cupcake Holder is perfect for making in advance and using for end-of-the-year school parties, for bake sale cupcakes, or for sending home a treat after a party.

    Easy DIY Cupcake Holder

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    • 4 oz Plastic Souffle Cups ((I bought mine at Smart & Final in their restaurant supply section))
    • Ribbon
    • Hole Punch
    • Cupcakes!
    1. Get Instructions Here: Easy DIY Cupcake Holder

     

  • DIY-Claypot Frosty Snowman

    DIY-Claypot Frosty Snowman

    FYI GUY Jeremy Rabe shows you how to make an adorable Snowman using clay pots!

    Watch the Video to make this Cute Snowman out of Clay Pots

    DIY-Claypot Frosty Snowman

     

  • DIY HOMEMADE LOTION BARS

    DIY HOMEMADE LOTION BARS

    Lavender recipe:
    -1 cup coconut oil
    -1 1/2 cups beeswax
    -A few drops lavender oil (to preference)
    Melt down all ingredients on medium heat, and add optional lavender buds. Place into molds and refrigerate for 10 minutes.

    Chocolate recipe:
    -1 cup coconut oil
    -1 cup beeswax
    – 3/4 cup cocoa butter
    Melt down all ingredients on medium heat. Dust mold with cocoa powder, and pour the mixture into molds. Refrigerate for 10 minutes.

    Rose recipe:
    -1 cup coconut oil
    -1/2 cup shea butter
    -1 1/2 cup beeswax
    -A few drops rose oil (to preference)
    Melt down all ingredients on medium heat, and add optional rose petals. Place into molds and refrigerate for 10 minutes.

     

  • Snowman Cheesecakes in a Jar

    Snowman Cheesecakes in a Jar

    Snowman Cheesecakes in a Jar

    Did you know you can bake jars? You can — and that’s exactly how these little snowmen came to be, filled with delicious mini brownie cheesecakes. Once the cheesecakes cool, place the lids on the jars. Cut the toe from one baby sock, and wrap the cut end with twine. Glue pom-poms on each end of the twine. Slide the sock hat over the top jar. Make a cone with a piece of orange construction paper for the nose and glue to the jar, along with two black pom-poms for eyes. Stack on top of another jar. Embellish the bottom jar with a ribbon “scarf” tied around the lid and two pom-pom “buttons” in a matching color.

     

    Snowman Cheesecakes in a Jar

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    • 2 8 ounce packages cream cheese
    • 2 eggs
    • Nonstick cooking spray
    • 12 vanilla wafers or chocolate sandwich cookies with white filling
    • 2 ounces semisweet chocolate (, chopped)
    • 3/4 cup sugar
    • 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
    • 1 tablespoon coffee liqueur or 1 teaspoon vanilla
    • 1/4 cup milk
    • Caramel-flavor ice cream topping
    • Honey-roasted peanuts and/or caramel corn
    1. Allow cream cheese and eggs to stand at room temperature for 30 minutes.
    2. Meanwhile, coat twelve 4-ounce canning jars with cooking spray.
    3. Place a vanilla wafer in the bottom of each jar.
    4. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
    5. In a small saucepan cook and stir chocolate over low heat until melted; cool slightly.
    6. In a small bowl lightly beat eggs with a fork; set aside.
    7. In a large mixing bowl beat cream cheese with an electric mixer on medium to high speed for 30 seconds. Add sugar, flour, and liqueur.
    8. Beat until combined, scraping sides of bowl occasionally. Stir in eggs and milk until combined. Transfer 1 1/2 cups of the batter to a medium bowl; stir in melted chocolate.
    9. Spoon plain batter evenly into the prepared jars, filling each about half full. Spoon chocolate batter over top of plain batter, filling each jar nearly full.
    10. Place jars in a 13x9x2-inch baking pan or 3-quart rectangular baking dish.
    11. Place pan on oven rack.
    12. Pour enough boiling water into the baking pan to reach halfway up the sides of the jars.
    13. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until puffed and set when gently shaken (cheesecakes will fall slightly as they cool).
    14. Carefully remove jars from water; cool on a wire rack.
    15. Cover and chill for at least 4 hours before serving.
    16. To serve, top cheesecakes with caramel topping and sprinkle with peanuts and/or caramel corn.
    17. Courtesy of BetterHomesandGarden