DECK THE HOLIDAY'S

   This comes from www.thatsmyletter.blogspot.com   .  Really cool and really retro looking. Enjoy! Jaime's festive snowflakes are colorful, glittery and sure to add a touch of sparkle to your holiday decor. I love attaching ornaments to the tops of Christmas presents as a special additional treat and I can see a few of these being used this year. Please welcome Jaime. Glittered snowflake ornaments . Made from STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam, wire hangers and glitter. Simple, easy ornaments you can make to add sparkle anywhere for the holidays. Inspired by the large bead snowflake from Pottery Barn: You could glitter these any color to match your decor. Here's how I made the ornaments: Supplies needed: - 1" STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam balls - 1 1/2" STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam balls - STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam flat sheet goods (any size) - Krylon spray glitter - loose glitter - wire hangers (& wire cutters) - hot glue gun - tiny measuring spoons or mel

   This recipe comes from www.designsponge.com .  It looks simply wonderful and delicious, without all of the frills.  <br /> <div style="display:none;"><img src="//pixel.quantserve.com/pixel/p-667kKyWiI-Jvw.gif" border="0" height="1" width="1" alt="Quantcast"/><br /&g This week’s recipe is by Irish-born and Sydney-based food photographer/food stylist Katie Quinn Davies . You know her best as the one-woman show behind the blog What Katie Ate . When Katie and I began to discuss what recipes she might offer, I found out that she was Irish and that changed up the whole game! I had the greatest time in Dublin last year, and couldn’t wait to see what Katie would propose. As luck would have it, among her ideas was a Guinness Chocolate Cake. I wasted no time in saying, “ Yes, please! ” So here you go, a beautiful chocolate cake that even the guys can get excited about! — Kristina About

   This diy comes from www.alderberryhill.blogspot.com .  I like this one alot.  I like to make things scary and creepy without all of the bloog and gore.  This is right down my street.  Perfect for Halloween or a Day of The Dead Party. I give this 2 thumbs up! Ghoulish Centerpiece . And now I'll tell you all about it! I had all of this already in the house, some of it I bought about a month ago, some of it is more than a year old. The glass bowl & vase was thrifted, the skull and pumpkins are from the dollar store and the decorative balls were in my bathroom on the window sill looking fit for the garbage. Putting this whole thing together was pretty simple. Rip the scrapbook paper into strips and start adhering them to the skull with mod podge. Keep going until you've covered the entire skull leaving the eyes, nose & mouth uncovered. Spray paint your bowl fillers & accessories with your desired spray paint - I chose s

This recipe comes from www.beckybakes.net .  When I came across these, I could not pass them up!  All that's needed with these is an ice cold glass of milk and possibly some vanilla bean ice cream Alright, confession time. My first impression of these cookies was not a super positive one. I mean, don’t get me wrong…I love a good chocolate chip cookie. And Oreos easily top the list among my favorite “store bought” cookies. The idea of combining them just threw me. When I first saw this Oreo creation on Picky Palate I thought they looked a little gross (sorry Jenny). Just a bit too sweet for my taste, which sounds so very wrong by the way. I was a little curious though. Then I saw them again on Sing for your Supper . Boy, these were really getting around. I just couldn’t be left out. I caved to the peer pressure, and let me tell you that I am so glad I did. Oh boy…this one’s a doozy, but in a decidedly good way. I am really not even sure how to describe these. Th