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Fudgey is that glass> Done done with a Christmas theme would look great in a window!
A lot of people put ribbon around them and a bow on top to make them look like gifts and put them under the tree. Search decorative glass blocks. You can find them at Hobbly Lobby or Michaels.
Not a craft but cute anyway! hey! Somebody was in it already!
Carmel apple dip:
1 block of cream cheese ..room temp
4 table spoons of confectioners sugar
caramel sundae sauce
mini chocolate chips
crushed heath bar
Granny Smith apples, sliced and soaked in leamon juice and water until needed.
Beat cream cheese and sugar until slighty fluffy, spread evenly on the serving plate (leave room around the edge for the apples)
top with sauce then choco chips and crushed heath bar.
for a slightly healthier dip:
use not fat cream cheese, sugar free caramel sauce and almonds.
Skip the heath bar and
the chocolate chips!
Carmel apple dip:
1 block of cream cheese ..room temp
4 table spoons of confectioners sugar
caramel sundae sauce
mini chocolate chips
crushed heath bar
Granny Smith apples, sliced and soaked in leamon juice and water until needed.
Beat cream cheese and sugar until slighty fluffy, spread evenly on the serving plate (leave room around the edge for the apples)
top with sauce then choco chips and crushed heath bar.
for a slightly healthier dip:
use not fat cream cheese, sugar free caramel sauce and almonds.
Skip the heath bar and
the chocolate chips!
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Never!!!!!!!
This is a fun and easy one, specially if you don't like to sew. These would make sweet inexpensive Christmas gifts, or just because! (sorry found this on Pinterest)
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All you need is some XLarge t-shirts, scissors (kids don't run with scissors, please) and some fabric glue
Heres a quick vid
http://studio5.ksl.com/index.php?nid=61&sid=14428842&s_cid=E0002
Who knew cutting on & stretching out a tshirt was actually a good thing!
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All you need is some XLarge t-shirts, scissors (kids don't run with scissors, please) and some fabric glue
Heres a quick vid
http://studio5.ksl.com/index.php?nid=61&sid=14428842&s_cid=E0002
Who knew cutting on & stretching out a tshirt was actually a good thing!
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I love it...but why do i suspect that if I tried it, it would look like a i was wearing a ripped t-shirt instead a a gorgeous flowing scarf?
hehehehe 
(actually, I'm wondering if it'll work with old thin microfleece tops...then it'd be a warm scarf too)
(actually, I'm wondering if it'll work with old thin microfleece tops...then it'd be a warm scarf too)
If i wasn't wearing and didn't love the worn-out microfleece thingy i have on I'd try it.
(ok- so this is one of the few times that i think it'd be good to have a DH...then i could steal something of his for practice
(ok- so this is one of the few times that i think it'd be good to have a DH...then i could steal something of his for practice
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