Hi there!
Amanda from Joy in the Jumble here.
I love the flavor of lemon!
It is so refreshing, especially as the days get warmer.
While browsing pinterest one day, I came across an easy recipe for
Cheesecake Factory Raspberry Lemonade.
After a few adjustments from the the posted recipe…
I had a new favorite, that I was able to serve at Abbie’s Ladybug Birthday Party.
Good morning Lil Luna readers, it’s Sarah here from over at Boxwood Clippings and I’m excited to share a project with you today.
A couple of years ago, I made a coffee-filter and cupcake-liner wreath that still hangs in my living room today.
Although it was quite a time-consuming project, the results were well worth it, and I’ve always wanted to make more.
This time I thought I’d mix it up a bit, and make letters instead of a regular wreath. The letters could be used as a single monogram, but I decided, “why not create a whole word, like ‘LOVE’?”
Hi, it’s Whitney from Home Delicious here. I wanted to share a fun and simple craft to make with your princes and princesses. What I love most about this craft is you can use basic household items you just have lying around, with a bit of recycling mixed in, and they can do almost the whole thing by themselves!
Here is what you’ll need to make some Crown and Jewels Kids Crafts:
Paper plates, glue sticks and aluminum foil
Items needed for jewels:
recycled lids (ie: milk carton caps, water bottle lids, etc.)
Rock Salt (like you use to make ice cream)
food dye
glue
glue dots
Any additional decorations like washi tape, buttons, beads
First, make the jewels. This way they can dry while you make the crowns.
Hi, Lil’ Luna Readers! I’m so happy to see YOU again!
& today I’d LOVE to share this cute & easy chore chart with you!
