Creative food craft ideas
Looky what Amanda made! I’m loving these colorful, spiraly “play dough” cookies from Amanda’s Cookin‘. Learn to make them HERE with step-by-step photos and a video tutorial for the spirals.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on our Party Ideas Blog and these Rainbow party decorations
we found on Amazon and these fun Rainbow … Read More ...
…Of the marshmallow and donut holes dipped in candy kind. So perfect. Learn to make green beer marshmallow pops, pot o’ gold donut pops and Leprechaun hat pops HERE at Dollhouse Bake shoppe.… Read More ...
For those of you with a die cutting machine… Find a free shamrock cupcake wrapper printable HERE at MG Party Impressions from Blackleaf Studios.… Read More ...
Have your cookie and wear it too. Or your O’cookie. I’m loving these leprechaun beard cookie pops from Munchkin Munchies. Find tips on making them HERE.… Read More ...
Have I mentioned lately how much I love Confessions of a Cookbook Queen? Her creations are consistently clever (how’s that for alliteration?) Learn to make these pot of gold cupcake toppers (from store-bought candy!) HERE at Confessions of a Cookbook Queen.… Read More ...
A big Irish Kiss! Dress up a giant Hershey kiss for St. Patrick’s Day HERE at Make the Best of Everything!.… Read More ...
Too bad my very expensive, just over one-year 0ld microwave is broken. Sigh. Because apparently you can make truffles in the microwave. Find the how-tos HERE at Sugar Bee Craft Edition.… Read More ...
I had to make that clarification, because when I saw the description in my inbox, I just naturally assumed these would be a homemade version of Girl Scout cookies. No. They are actual Girl Scouts. Made out of Nilla Wafers
. Learn to make them HERE at Dollhouse Bake Shoppe.… Read More ...
And now two more in a row, this time celebrating the Girl Scouts (I just bought my boxes, have you bought yours?). First up: D.I.Y. Louisville’s Girl Scout inspired cupcakes. Find a recipe for Tag a Long cupcakes topped, of course, with a Tag a Long, HERE.… Read More ...
As promised, the last one after-the-fact. I just got this submission today: Cat in the Hat marshmallow pops and green eggs and ham cupcake toppers made from candy. So easy and perfect, I had to post this one, too. Find the tutorial HERE at Dollhouse Bake Shoppe.
Looking for Dr Seuss decorations? Check these out. 
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Given the cookie perfection and the disco dust, I recognized these cookies right away when I spotted them at the TomKat Studio. They are from Sweetopia, of course. Find the step-by-step photo tutorial HERE.… Read More ...
If you remember (and adored) these icebox lion cookies, check out these cutey turtle versions and learn to make them HERE at Diamonds For Dessert.… Read More ...
Learn to make these edible tea cups from ice cream cones and cookies HERE at Disney Family.com (spotted on pinterest).… Read More ...
Here is why I’m so amazed by Callye of The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle. It takes a certain level of artistic genius to recreate the artistic genius of Dr. Seuss so utterly perfectly. But then, she also recreated the artistic genius of Dr. Seuss with icing. Simply stunning. Find the tribute–with tutorial for the Green Eggs and Ham cupcake … Read More ...
Check out these beautiful carrot curl flowers HERE at Little Food Junction. I think I might actually be able to make these.… Read More ...