Creative food craft ideas
Another great idea to celebrate the big day tomorrow (you know, Dr. Seuss’s birthday): The Cat in the Hat
strawberry shortcakes. With Nilla wafers! So cute and clever. Find the how-tos HERE at The Hokey Pokey Kitchen.
Looking for Dr Seuss decorations? Check these out. 
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Look at the gems I found in my Inbox today: Dr. Seuss cupcakes from Sugar Swings! to celebrate Theodor Geisel’s birthday Tuesday (which, on a side note, I knew was coming given the to-do my daughter’s school is giving the event). I mean how utterly perfect are these? Perfectly perfect. If I was at all clever, I would find some … Read More ...
I can’t read anything related to these, and have no specifics, but this is the most adorable bread I’ve ever seen. Here at Happy Rainbow. Spotted on pinterest. Looking for more Kawaii recipes
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The above link is not longer valid, but we found this recipe Bread bears on the blog Not Quite Nigella. These adorable kawaii bread bears … Read More ...
Eeww, there’s a worm in my ice. But clever for a kid’s party. Make gummi worm ice HERE at Martha Stewart.… Read More ...
These unicorn cookies are just a tiny morsel of the rainbowy goodness of this amazing, colorful party featured HERE at Juicy Bits. Please, please click HERE and just scroll down the page. I can’t do this party justice. I’ll wait, go ahead. (spotted on The Tasty Design)… Read More ...
Popcorn ice cream cones! I love these. Find the recipe and learn to make them HERE at Martha Stewart.… Read More ...
Once again, mixing children’s literature with cookies? I’m going to become hooked on The Hokey Pokey Kitchen. Learn to make chameleon cookies, a la The Mixed-Up Chameleon
by Eric Carle, HERE at The Hokey Poke Kitchen.
You just have to mention that a treat is related to children’s literature and I’m hooked. Visit The Hokey Pokey Kitchen to learn to make these awesome green apple pops to match the monster in Ed Emberley’s Go Away, Big Green Monster
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I’m loving this roundup of birthday cakes for kids (or adults?) HERE at Martha Stewart. Shown are the Walk of Fame cake, the peanut butter and jelly cookie cake and the lollipop garden cake.
How insanely adorable are these kid-friendly “owl you need is love” candy cards from Sugar Swings!? They’re made from heart shaped Peppermint Patties, M and Ms and other candies. Look at the winking owl. I mean really. Learn to make them HERE.
Check out these awesome Super Here cupcake toppers at My Chic Life. Love this idea. And by the way, the menu served at that party is exactly the menu I want at my next birthday party. Exactly. Take note.… Read More ...
Learn to make these darling tiara cupcake toppers HERE at Made By Bronwyn. I’m hiding this from my daughter, who is convinced she’s a Princess. And loves cupcakes.… Read More ...
Find a step-by-step tutorial to make Cupid’s arrows from pretzels and heart gumdrops HERE at The Dollhouse Bakeshoppe.… Read More ...
See how D.I.Y. Lousiville made this darling red and white sweets-filled dessert table for under 30 dollars! Check out the details HERE.
My 3-year old (girl, thank you very much) was obsessed with Thomas before she had ever even seen Thomas. Her third, train-themed birthday attests to this. Learn to make these Thomas the Train edible Valentine’s cards (that not only immediately conjured memories of passing out those little rectangle cards in grade school, but of course of Ralph on the Simpsons) … Read More ...
