I love all of the seasonal Funfetti cakes. For Valentine's Day- Natalie and I baked one in the shape of a heart. It was super cute and SO YUMMY! We went to Target today and this was an impulse buy- super cheap and super easy... I decided to make a layered 8" round cake. Simple enough. I thought I left enough time for it too cool but I still got crumbs in the icing...Need improvement there. I placed a bunny cookie cutter (which I love- so many uses!) on the top and filled it with the spring decor toppers. I liked how it turned out- sorry about shadow- I was so excited to upload it.
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Friday, April 15, 2011
Easter Egg Decor
I love when I go to parties and the kids have made the decorations. A couple years ago- I had my niece help me do the name cards for our Thanksgiving table. I traced her hand and turned them into turkeys. They were SUPER cute and everyone loved them.
Here is an adjustment on this project which I love but my husband convinced me not to go empty Lowe's and Home Depot's paint department in fear I might be placed on "THE LIST"...
After putting the Easter garland together I realized this could be easily done with many of the major holidays- you would obviously have to change the color scheme.
I first drew a line down the middle a 26 x 3 1/2 piece of paper using a white crayon. This helps the colors stay separate (crayon resist).
My garland has only 2 colors- the kids will have a variety of colors.
The kids chose 2 colors- one for the top and one for the bottom.
I let them dry and then cut them into 2 1/2 strips (which fits the egg tracer nicely). I got 9 eggs out of each strip.
I then traced the egg on one paper, layer the rest underneath alternating the colors (flipping the paper), stapled them and cut them out.
I put 2 hole punches in each egg and strung them onto the yarn.
SUPER CUTE, SUPER EASY, and the kids LOVED it!
Here is an adjustment on this project which I love but my husband convinced me not to go empty Lowe's and Home Depot's paint department in fear I might be placed on "THE LIST"...
After putting the Easter garland together I realized this could be easily done with many of the major holidays- you would obviously have to change the color scheme.
This is what you will need:
- Water colors (one with lighter colors)
- Paint brushes
- Cup of water
- White crayon
- Egg tracer (I used this one)
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Small hole punch
- Ribbon or yarn
I first drew a line down the middle a 26 x 3 1/2 piece of paper using a white crayon. This helps the colors stay separate (crayon resist).
My garland has only 2 colors- the kids will have a variety of colors.
The kids chose 2 colors- one for the top and one for the bottom.
I let them dry and then cut them into 2 1/2 strips (which fits the egg tracer nicely). I got 9 eggs out of each strip.
I then traced the egg on one paper, layer the rest underneath alternating the colors (flipping the paper), stapled them and cut them out.
I put 2 hole punches in each egg and strung them onto the yarn.
SUPER CUTE, SUPER EASY, and the kids LOVED it!
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