Here a couple ideas to cover your kid’s St. Patrick’s Day lunchbox and after-school treats. First, make a bento lunch for the day HERE, and then spruce up some mint Oreos to make St. Patrick’s Day pops HERE at … Read More...

It’s a Spring Easter Extravaganza! Hosted by Haniela’s, you’ll find a collection of 22 Easter-themed treats and crafts by 22 clever and genius bloggers. Oh, and I’m one of them (what? clever? genius? Oh, Meaghan, thank you very much). To … Read More...

But not by me… I’m merely mooching off their post by sharing it here. You can find the collection HERE at Good Morning America/Yahoo. I’m so honored that they included my cereal cake pops (shown above), rainbow Chex and … Read More...

Not only is this a brilliant idea to make soup ever so much more enticing, but crafting an octopus and a penguin from a dinner roll seems pretty dang easy. … Read More...

Easy, in that all you need is some candy and Easter grass. And, you know, cupcakes. I must get those chocolate sprinkles, too. Make carrot-in-the-dirt garden cupcakes HERE at One Charming Party.

I think I’m not alone in loving free stuff. Especially super-cute, timely and useful free stuff. Here’s a collection of such printables for Easter from around the web. Shown above are Easter bunnies from The Celebration Shoppe. Here are … Read More...

First, the pinata cookies, then Halloween, New Year’s Clocks, hearts,  pots o’ gold and cake. Easter eggs were inevitable. (And so appropriate, don’t ya’ think?) Make candy-filled Easter egg cookies HERE at Mighty Delighty.

Just marshmallows and Airheads Xtremes. A total “why didn’t I think of that?” moment. Find the how-tos HERE at Smart School House. Smart, indeed.

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Some simple genius for ya’ today: Cute carrots made from Almond M and Ms and Mike and Ike’s candy. Simple. Genius. Especially peeking out from the dirt cake crumbs. Make them HERE at Hungry Happenings.

How crazy adorable are these tiny Easter basket favors? And they are on a stick. And they are made with my favorite candy, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, thank you very much. Find the step-by-step how-tos HERE at hoopla palooza.

This watermelon is making me long for Summer again. And the beach. And the sand. And the toes in the water. Turn a watermelon into a jellyfish HERE at Little Food Junction.

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Even the Cat in the Hat’s sly expression is captured perfectly on these pancakes, and in Nutella no less. Make Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat for breakfast HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.

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Just add green. That’s the rule for St. Patrick’s Day. Just add green. Like just adding green food coloring to pancakes. Easy peasy breakfast (essential for a day of drinking). Make them HERE at Thoughtfully Simple. 

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Oh so pretty and preppy in pink and green, I love these clover marshmallow pops for St. Patrick’s Day, especially as they use up leftover heart marshmallows. Find the instructions, as well as links to the matching printables, HERE at … Read More...

What a lovely, little thing to do to surprise your honey. Or use other little cookie cutter shapes besides a heart. Find the how-tos to make inside out apples HERE at Letstalkfitness.

Ah yes, so much wiser to make trademarks of the Presidents (as in, cherries from the cherry tree George Washington owned up to axing down and Lincoln’s top hat) than the Presidents themselves on marshmallow pops. Find the how-tos for … Read More...

Bringing the outdoors in to lunch… it’s a ham and cheese snowman with falling popcorn. Guess it’s about as close as I’ll get to snow this year, sigh. Make him HERE at Creative Food.

It took me a few seconds of analyzing this photo to figure out how Jill made these and still called them “easy” before I gave in and read the how-tos. Aaaaahhhh, fruit roll-ups. Very clever. Make marshmallow pops for Valentine’s … Read More...