Linking with Sarah at Life {Sweet} Life again!
I love this monthly link-up! It keeps me blogging (at least once a month… hey, it counts!!) and I think it helps motivate me to try out new Pinterest pins.
I try to do three a month, but this month I only have two. I have supplies bought for several other projects, but I was visited by the stomach bug from Hades last weekend and I wasn’t able to complete a few crafty projects that I had planned on doing. I’m really hoping to complete those and share them next month!
Moving along.
First pin: Pumpkin Rice Krispy Treats – I made these for Christopher’s daycare class for Halloween. His teacher said that all the kids loved them! A few things I would do differently next time… it takes more orange coloring than you would think. I used orange gel coloring and the melted marshmallow mixture looked like a good color, but as soon as I mixed it with those light colored Rice Krispies, you could barely tell there was any food coloring. I ended up adding more to the krispies mixture, which turned into a big mess. If you look closely in the picture above, you can see there are streaks of orange running through the pumpkins. For the green vine/leaf things, I mixed together powdered sugar and water, and it took a sweet forever to get the mixture right. First it would be too runny, then too thick. And I wasn’t really happy with the green color. Next time I would either leave the vines off, or buy frosting in those little tubes to pipe on.
Next up: Curly Deco Mesh Wreaths! I love this pin! I love these curly deco mesh wreaths. I made myself a “pumpkin” one.Love it? Want it? I’m selling it here. (More about this later… maybe!!)
I even decided to use the curly deco mesh method with my Christmas tree this weekend. I kind of love it!
That’s all I have this month… I’m hoping for several more Pinterest projects next month!
Posts about the Pumpkin Patch and Halloween coming soon. (Hopefully! My final marketing paper is due tomorrow and I should have a few days of freedom to work on random catch-up projects. First on the list is the disaster zone that is my HOUSE! It’s bad, y’all. Real bad!)