UNDER CONSTRUCTION

What is going on?!?  Yep, messing with my blog.... but have to run.... it looks ridiculous -but what can I say?  I am multi-tasking and dashing off to help a friend ready her home for the evening.  :)

Edible Wreath -Really!

Tired of hot cocoa and S'mores?  Wondering what to do with your left over, maybe even a little stale, marshmallows?

Make a wreath of course!  Over at the Food Network you can see some other ideas too.  I think the mini marshmallows really pop.  We have so many half-eaten bags of marshmallows around here that I really need to crank one of these out...  Don't want to leave my blog for fear of getting lost?  No problem!  The directions and guidance as given by the Food Network site are right here:  

A Marshmallow World
While you’re picking up marshmallows for hot chocolate, buy a few extra bags to make this easy (30-minute!) winter-white wreath. Insert about 150 toothpicks halfway into a 12-inch flat foam wreath, then skewer a marshmallow onto each toothpick. Refrigerate overnight to set. (Birds may fancy this one, so consider hanging it inside.)

Now go and find 150 toothpicks!  Make sure to show me your creations.  :)

Thanks for stopping by~

~Shelly

Shabby Apple Winner!

And the winner is... #16!!!!!  Lorna @ Inspiration Overload is the proud new owner of the Bacciami dress from Shabby Apple.  Congratulations Lorna!

Thank you so much for all of you who played along, making my contest a success. :)

~Shelly

DIY: You Just Might Need One of These!!

I have great news for you... have you seen this?  It is a Must Have item!  Created just last week from supplies that you surely have around your own home.  Awesome Ashley brought it to life over at Make It and Love It.

When you look closely, you can see that the holder fits snugly just under the plug.  However, the opening does seem to have enough room to rest on top of the plug too -I imagine you will find which position works for you.  I have not made mine yet, so I am just guessing here!!  Just had to get this out there and give you time to make one, or two.... or three....   Be sure to head on over to Make It and Love It for the easy to follow, full tutorial!


Happy DIYing!
~Shelly