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🌹Bacon Roses!!🌹Flowers make a nice gift to the friend that needs a smile or for that special someone in your life. Roses are even better. But sometimes even roses don't cut it. Sometimes you need something a little more non-cliché, something...extraordinary... Sometimes, you need BACON.Step 1: Materials BACON - I like to use one regular pack and one thick cut pack Rose Stems Glass Vase Mini Muffin Pan Broiler Pan Drill with bit (I used an 1/8" bit, but any similar size will work) Gravel or marbles for vase (not shown)Step 2: Preparing the PansDrill holes in the bottom of the muffin pan. This will allow the grease to drain when cooking the bacon. Place the muffin pan on top of the broiler pan.Step 3: Prepare the Rose Buds Preheat the oven to 375degrees FahrenheitOpen the bacon and begin tightly rolling the roses, one piece at a time. Start with the widest end of the bacon, with the fat edge down. I like to use a combination of thick and thin bacon so I end up with a variety of rose shapes.Place all of the bacon in the muffin pans pushing down slightly to "seat" them. The bottoms will flair out a bit. Place in the oven and cook for 30-40 minutes. Check in on them occasionally. Sometimes you will have to lift the rose so the grease will drain out the pan.Step 4: Prepare the Rose Stems While waiting for the buds to cook you can start working on the stems. I found the stems that work best can be purchased in bunches of 7, for under a dollar each.Pull all of the roses off from the stems.Pull the green backing off from the rose and then separate it into individual parts.Discard the petals and center red piece.Reassemble the remaining green parts as shown.Reassemble the remaining green parts as shown.Put the green piece back on the stem, but force it down so that roughly 1" of the stem protrudes.I like to tape the stems together at this point, but this is optional.Put the stems in your vase and fill with gravel or marbles to hold them in place.Step 5: Assemble and Present!When the bacon buds are done, remove from the oven and place on paper towel to cool.You'll now have a variety of rose buds to choose from. Pick your favorites and slide them onto the protruding stems.Arrange the roses to your liking and then present the aromatic bouquet to your favorite bacon fanatic!Yum!!
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Hi there - welcum to our dino-mite redneck hootenanny party. Planning this event filled up my gas tank to overflowin'. We had a rootin' tootin' good time and are so happy to share it with u peeps. Wur so glad ya'll stoped on bye! (Aren't these men adorbs? Hand off, they are taken gals) Okay seriously - my #3 daughter (14 yo) must have had to ask me the following question like 20 times minimum - "Mom, when are you going to quit talking like that?" I was lovin' me some redneck chatter. I think she was afraid I was forever stuck in redneck mode. The fact she felt she had to ask that made me giggle every.single.time. For a little back story let me explain the why behind this shindig. Our family belongs to a Homeschool Co-op that meets once a week for a day filled with some really dern FUN education with friends. Ya' know we gotta get them there kids around othur lil childr'n to learn how to spit, lern propr fight'n skills and git soshulized, ya know! In all seriousness I do believe the kids have just about as much fun as the Moms do on our Friday Fun Days. This group of peeps is filled to the brim with amazing Moms who long to deposit all the love they can into their kiddos every second of every day - and actually try to teach them at the same time. Say what??? Wasn't that an oxymoron? Yeah, call us crazy! So you can see why these Moms desperately need time to refresh and be encouraged by others going through some of the same things. Aren't we just presh? I mean seriously, it isn't every day you see such a large group of women who look so smashing. Our Co-op typically has some kind of quarter-end family celebration. We have had PJ's & Pancakes Night, Game Nights, Talent Shows, too many family fun nights to cover - (this is already going to be a PRETTY LONG post so I don't have time to list out every awesome event). Well this year it was time for me to step up a bit more and put on my volunteer cap. (I had been in low help mode for quite some time) For those of you who know me - you know if I get involved in throwing a PAR-TAY I need someone holding my hand (to restrain me that is). So my dear friend Jen and I teamed up to throw this thing out. Then we got some added help from one of the other Mom's - TRIPLE BONUS! A trio of party planners - oh yeah. These ladies were SO FUN to work with...and if I do say so myself we are so DERN CUTE! 3 Party Planners Extraordinaire! {okay - confession time. I have had that mickey sweatshirt since 2003. The wristbands are literally hanging by a string, there is paint spattered on it. AND YET - no other sweatshirt gives me the same comfort that this one does. Not because I love Mickey - I don't. In fact I do not like character ANYTHING, especially clothing... and yet - here I am still with it and I LOVE IT! I imagine it to be like the long loved college threads people have a hard time purging even when they are beyond recognition of being called clothing...more like rags. Humph... I guess I will just confess my deep down real redneck-ness and move on with the party details. Yeah - I feel better now} I LOVE to throw me a good party. I mean...I really, really, really love to plan events. From the big must-have's to the smallest of crumb details, getting them wrapped around my brain and down on paper inspires me immensely. Like makes my brain get all lit up - you may even see it spinning and glowing if you look for very long - kind of joy. I know it most certainly is a part of who I am and what I am created for. How??? {insert humor} Well, of course it is because I wake the morning of the event to the sun rays beaming on my face as the angels sing me a beautiful chorus. This is when it becomes Oh, SO, obviously clear that the glorious countdown to the event is ticking away. Just hours until my happy tank is full for a spell. (Okay that may be a but dramatic - or extreme - but I seriously get pumped up by this) First things first... for planning this PARTY we needed to figure out the BIG 5 basics known to be the key elements of every successful event: THEME ACTIVITIES FOOD ENTERTAINMENT DECOR Once you get the theme wrangled down the rest begins to flow quite easily. We knew we wanted some kind of fall harvesty, hoe down type party. That had already been decided at our Mom's planning meeting the beginning of the year. Yet, I was having a hard time wrapping my brain around that or getting too excited. Somehow I believed we would need a barn to pull this off on a level I would be satisfied with. We instead had a church building with a very large, empty room. Hmmm. Then it hit me REDNECK. Funny for adults and kids - tons of things to get my creative juices flowing with. I was pretty sure I could redeem Redneck to a family friendly event that was fun for all. So I started scratching out ideas and ran them past my planning buddies. YUP, sounded good. Next stop: INVITATION. Once we decided it would be a potluck with an award given out for the "Best Dern Grub" we could check off food from the list and begin the next biggest mind boggler... Activities. Planning this part was SO.MUCH.FUN. Red Neck Ring Toss. A crate, variety of bottles and 2 colors of duct tape is all you need to make this game complete. Redneck Shake, Rattle & Roll Game: empty kleenex boxes, belts, duct tape to attach boxes to the belts and 6 ping pong balls per kleenex box. I made up a redneck timer using two honey bottles, duct tape and sand. All you have to do is cut off the lids and nubs where the honey squirts out. Add sand and duct tape together. What a simple and a fun way to get them shaking as fast as they can. How to DIY Redneck Timer Everyone belt up with 6 ping pong balls in the kleenex box which is placed on your lower back. Flip the timer and YOWZA it is time to jump and shake like crazy. Player who gets the most ping balls out when the last grain of sand has hit the bottom of the timer...wins. Redneck Wrestlin' Okay we started with a station of head wrestlin' but the kids liked the idea of wrestlin' so much they brought a table over and started arm wrestlin' too. The head wrestlin' is simply two pairs of nylon pantyhose with a tennis ball in one foot of each pair. Put the hose on like a hat and start swingin' yur head until you get that there ball wrapped around your partner. Toilet paper, pop cans and rubber bands. Two people line up and start shooting and their roll of tp with the rubber bands. First person to knock down the tp roll wins. Redneck Racin' Swimming noodle sliced in half, marbles, duct tape and shoe box. SIMPLE! Two players with a on your mark, get set, go and first marble at the end wins. Pin the tail on the Possum - A laminated photo of a 'possum and some tails with tape. Blindfold those little precious peeps and they are off. Shoot 'em UP We also had a spinning plywood circle on a stand with holes. The kids lined up with a nerf gun, 6 bullets and shot away. After each kiddo had gone whoever had got the most nerf bullets through the holes won. and finally.... we had one for all. What in the REDNECK's NAME is THAT??? I made up a bunch of redneck items: Redneck Fire Alarm, Red Neck Bubble Bath, Red Neck Toothpick & Flosser, Flashlight, Back Scratcher, Pot Pourri, Wind Chime, Weather Roipe and more. I hung tags ripped from brown bags with a question mark on one side and a description of what it was on the other. All at the table would guess what they thought it was then flip it over to see if anyone was right. Here are a handful of pics showing the finished items: Large paint stir stick with a book of matches duct taped on it. I soaked the tips of the matches in water first just in case little hands have some BRIGHT ideas.... Redneck Wind Chime: Regular size paint stir stick duct taped together in an X shape. Then tie pop cans with twine to each end of the paint sticks. Redneck Pot Pourri: Bottle caps, pop tabs, dried beans, twirled garbage twist ties make for some outrageously beautiful redneck pot pourri. Get it??? Manmade bubbles in the tub after a night o' eatin' beans. Haha. Large paint stir stick, bottle caps with two small holes in each (I used a crop-o-dile tool but you could use a nail and hammer to make the holes on a scrap piece of 2x4 so you don't puncture the floor) I used gardage twist ties to attache the bottle caps to the end of the paint stick. Voila! Redneck Fire Alarm A tag was duct taped on the bottom of the popcorn saying "Redneck Fire Alarm". redneck party streamer You may have noticed in the pics I had a sign for each game posted at each station explaining the setup and the rules. I have included a link with all of the game sheets. Feel free to use the FREE PRINTABLES I have provided. link to FREE PRINTABLES Now with all of these fun activities and costumes we KNEW we needed a Photo Booth. So we brought in the BIG guns... to carry the BIG Props. Like a Redneck Couch made from an old vehicle bench, car fenders, rims, tires, pallets, crates, grills, ladders, wheelbarrow, hay bale and more... Okay - so not everyone may have the ability to just go to your father-in-laws property and gather such redneck awesome-ness - but just be creative. Think old free couch on the side of the road (those are everywhere- right?) We also tore up ole cardboard boxes and made signs with redneck quotes. "No, I ain't havin' no yard sale" "you might be a redneck if" "I am the redneck your mother warned you about" then duct taped them up. You may be able to read part of the redneck event sign in the photo - I printed out our party sign in panels on my printer and duct taped it together. Perfectly redneck style signage. and FINALLY.... DECOR: Food Tables, Beverage Station & More Soder Pop & Sweet Tea for ALL. Yeah, it's gross but it is redneck. We used an upside down box for a food riser to get different heights of food on the table. And - nothing says redneck like a coffee pot with silk flowers. make sure you duct tape the rim of the can lid before using cans - they are like saws. A high chair made the perfect redneck counter for the forks, spoons and scrunched up napkins. You could also just use pieces of paper towels for napkins. I don't know if you can see them sitting on top - but I made redneck dish tent cards so people would have the ability to know who made what and vote. You can use this FREE PRINTABLE to print out as many tent cards as you think you will have dishes. I know I left our event's title on each card design - just write the name of your party over it in Sharpie to make it even that much more REDNECK! an old rack and some tires and you got urself an awesome center riser for a large table. And what is more 'peeling then a dead animul skull, huh? Right there that's awesome entertainin'. Dining Table Decor: garbage bags and newspaper with duct tape for Redneck Tablecloths. Bottle caps, pop tabs, greenery, hub caps, and Mason Jar Stemware Candle Holders or Wine Glasses (I made these and have a tutorial coming) I filled these with dried beans and a tealight. Now that there is some FINE Dinin'. Mite evun warsh my hands for this meal. Now for you to see the REDNECK GRUB the peeps came up with for our potluck. It is HILARIOUSLY funny - especially the names they came up with. Check out how well the tent cards worked displaying each families creative genius. Redneck Calamari n' Beans Redneck Sushi: Pickles, cream cheese and ham. Redneck Bacon & Olive Loaf - yep just bacon and olives. Redneck Easy Squirt Cheese, Velveeta, Slim Jim Beef Sticks & Crackers Redneck Pigs n' Blankets Redneck Caviar Redneck Dilly Worms - Green Beans Redneck Spam Redneck Roadkill n' Rice with fresh killed that day chicken feet. Ugh. We also had Possum Stew (Chili), Jello Surprise Salad, Fried Chicken, Salmon, amd SO-MUCH-MORE! This area looks a lot better now with those delishus potater chips in 'em. Your FAMISHED now aren't you??? That's my Man! Ain't he handsum. Then for the Talent Show & Line Dancing. We had Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream making, Burping the alphabet, singing the Books of the Bible (not so redneck but adorable) - and even more if you can wrap you cottin' picken brain around it. ..add some fun Redneck Line Dancin" It was too funny whatchin' those pregger ladies drinkun their soder pops and dancin' at the same time. They almost spilt some of the golden lick-wid on the carput. Centerpiece doubles as GIVE-AWAY. See the Mason Jar Stemware in the center? These are what we used for our "Best Dern" Awards at the end of the night. I made up these little labels, punched a hole in the side and tied them to the stem of the glass with jute twine. FREE PRINTABLE People voted throughout the night by ripping off a piece of brown paper bag and they wrote their vote (one per category per person) with a sharpie - we had three brown lunch sacks labeled and duct taped to a table - they simply dropped their vote into the bags. At the end of the night we tallied up the votes and had an awards ceremony. Peeps were SO HAPPY with their BIG WIN! My friend here won for Best Drest! Afterall she is drest by a baby pillow bumpkin' in the oven. Ain't she sumpthin? Well, here is a sure sign of a GREAT Redneck Party.... Overflowin' trash can. I would like to thank my dear sweet thing of a Husband for using his Big Guns to transport all of this fabulous redneck-age. He is truly a HUGE blessing in my life with his willingness to step up and help me in my crazy party mode mentality. Don't you worry! He got lots-o-redneck LOVIN' for all his hard work! {Do ya dig my foil wrapped toilet paper roll curlers?} I have tutorials to print on how to make the mason jar stem ware and the redneck timer. For now - enough is enough. I will add the tutorials at a later date y'all! Hope you enjoyed our Redneck Hootenanny. We sure did! -Simply Sublime
Five Nights at Freddy's Costumes!: 7 years later and finally published another homemade costume/s! Almost every year I make my kids costumes.I try to get them to agree to a theme each year. This year they wanted their fave scary characters from the popular video game Five Nights at F…
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