Creative food craft ideas
I think perhaps I’ve never seen a cuter bunny than these pancakes created by Jenni Price of Jenni Price Illustration for Muffin Tin Mom. Learn to make them HERE. And if you think these are amazing, check out Jenni’s blog HERE. I can’t do the pancakes found there justice with description. Just scroll down the page to … Read More ...
And the next party, on a totally different note: a Superhero Birthday! Check out all the details HERE at 3 Sweet P’s, including links to free downloads and templates. Zap, Wham, Pow, whatta great party.
Applications for Australia’s Junior Master Chef 2011 are now open! Find all the details HERE and learn more about the show HERE. Kids in the kitchen? Great concept for a show. I hope the US catches on soon.… Read More ...
And there’s even whipped cream clouds. Too much! Learn to make rainbow waffles HERE at Random Thoughts of a SUPERMOM!.
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 party items from Etsy. Looking for more food ideas, … Read More ...
Remember this beautiful cake? Nadege has posted the recipe and some decorating tips HERE at Prunille fait son show. I think ruffles and flowers are a fitting throne for Hello Kitty, yes?… Read More ...
I’ve seen (and posted on) rainbow cakes, cookies, cupcakes, pancakes, sprinkles, JellO, parties, kitchenware, popsicles, vodka, even bacon. Never pudding. Learn to make this bright and sunny rainbow pudding HERE at Craftzine. (Thanks to Kristen for sending my way!)
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I’m loving the use of rainbows in this St. Patrick’s Day party set up at Sheek Shindigs, ideas to inspire for the rest of the year….the gumball jars dressed up with rainbows, the clementines in Sno-Cone holders, the JellO cups… Find tips on recreating the settings (inexpensively) HERE with DIY instructions on their way.
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My train-obsessed 3-year old would’ve gone nuts if she was invited to this train party by How I Roll With It. Check out the train cake and cookies HERE and find tips on constructing and decorating the cake.
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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Yikes, two more Dr. Seuss submissions that are too good not to post, even though I missed them for his birthday yesterday. See? I told you I got a ton. The first: Check out these fantastic Sneetch S’mores cupcakes HERE at The Hokey Pokey Kitchen, and learn more about how Dr. Seuss helped encourage kids to read yesterday.
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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 ...
Check out these beautiful carrot curl flowers HERE at Little Food Junction. I think I might actually be able to make these.… Read More ...
Here I thought I’d have to go hunting for posts for Dr. Seuss’s birthday tomorrow, and you all just keep sending me great treats. As a children’s literature buff, I’m pretty dang pleased that his birthday is such a popular source of inspiration. Learn to make these (easy!) Cat in the Hat marshmallow pops at Mega Crafty.
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