Thanks to Pinterest, I had to try this project. The perler beads (I call them melty beads) are usually just used with templates and melted with an iron. Melting them in the oven was so much more fun and has endless possibilities that I want to try next. The materials used … keep reading
Popcorn is a fantastic after-school snack for kids. Anyone can microwave a packet, but I make it the “real” way…with some Oil (Peanut or Vegetable), kernels, butter, popcorn salt and Parmesan cheese. It takes about 10 minutes to make and kids love it. Wait, did I just say Parmesan Cheese? Okay, … keep reading
Yum! I love to bake, especially in the winter. The heat from the oven and delicious aromas cure my cabin fever. Last year I put my baking skills to good use and held Bake Sales for American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. I have to admit I am not good at … keep reading
A place for all of Charley’s toys. My dog leaves her toys all over the house. When I pick them up, I just put them in a pile for her to dig through later. I have been wanting to get a toy box or basket for them, but never got … keep reading
This is the first felt flower I have ever made and it was soooo easy to make! My inspiration was from this sew,craft,create post. I made some adjustments and can’t wait to make some more. The materials needed for this project were: felt pieces(green 4in long x 2ish inches, and purple … keep reading
This was a cute project to do. The clothespin will still be used to keep chip bags closed, but now it is more sassy looking. I got the idea from this site. My best advice is to take the clothespin apart. It is very easy to put back together too, so … keep reading
My favorite craft lately is making hair-clips. The big problem I run into is finding places to put them so they don’t get crushed or damaged. I was inspired by this post I saw on Pinterest. Is it sad that I had a plain cork board, beautiful fabric and various ribbon just sitting … keep reading
