Dog biscuits with carrot, cheese, and parsley (for fresh breath) are a treat for every day. Even fussy dogs (like mine) like them.
These homemade dog food recipes will help you give your dog the food it needs, without all that added stuff it doesn't.
These crunchy pumpkin dog treats made with peanut butter and whole wheat flour are an easy, tasty, homemade treat that your dog (and your friend's dogs!) will love.
Celebrate all things British with this gorgeous berry-topped cake, filled with strawberry jam and spread with a rich buttery icing. Perfect for picnics, street parties or to brighten up a rainy day!
A healthy alternative to store bought fresh breath treats to nix nasty doggie breath!
Looking for an easy gift to make for your dog this holiday season? Make them one of these homemade holiday dog treat recipes. It's an easy way to keep
Your pooch is going to thank you for collecting this recipe from Reluctant Entertainer. Our pup loves raw apples and carrots and so these healthy dog treats are one of his favorites. We use all organic and GMO-free ingredients when we make them. The prep time runs about 15 minutes and it’s not a complicated recipe […]
With easy pumpkin carving ideas and free pumpkin carving patterns, you can find the pick of the patch for your family and create a happy jack-o-lantern.
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Halloween can be a bit scary for kids so here are 13 of my favorite not so scary Halloween pumpkin carving ideas to enjoy without...
New School Year, New Room Theme! While I still love Harry Potter, I also love to decorate and I couldn't wait to start planning out a new theme! While this room isn't as over the top as my previous Hogwarts classroom. I like it even more and I have the Lilly Pulitzer wardrobe of octopus and jellyfish dresses to match. Enjoy the tour! I copied this wall from a picture I saw on pinterest. The blue pieces are strips of plastic table cloths. The seaweed is made from stringing fishing line through paper cone cups that I spray painted lime green. My students made the "coral" from paper cone cups and from a mixture of tissue paper and dyed coffee filters. I used glue dots to stick everything up on the wall and to add the fish onto the tablecloths. The kelp forest is also made from plastic tablecloths. I added some silver cupcake liners randomly to look like barnacles. The sunken ship is just cut out from black bulletin board paper. I don't have teams and points this year. Instead students earn gold coins. When they collect enough they can open the treasure chest. I change out the number of coins it takes to open the chest and what is inside each time it is opened. Most of the decorations I got this year came from Party City and Dollar Tree. I brought back a whole suitcase full of stuff I bought when I was in the US this summer. I have to admit it was nice to not have to make everything by hand this year! I did still make a few things myself. I made this whale out of cardboard and used the cone paper cups to make barnacles. It's hanging from the ceiling using fishing line. I got the idea from something I saw in an Anthropologie store window display. I also added blue paper behind the cabinets to give them a pop of color. I still have a few leftover bottles and miscellaneous stuff around from my Harry Potter room, but most of it I gave away to my students last year. I left that wall mostly blank because it doubles as my projector screen. Whenever I need it, I just hook the ceiling decorations on each other to move them out of the way. The streamer ceiling took the longest to complete, but turned out beautiful so it was worth it!
(I am taking a little break from 31 Days of Photo Props, I just can't help but post the Halloween goodness we have been getting into it) My husband calls me the crazy mom. You know the one that brings fruit instead of lollipops to the Halloween party at
A step by step tutorial sharing how to make a Triceratops cake for your dinosaur loving little one's special day. It's Rawrsome!
The methodical nature of crafting helps me NOT think about how boring and uneventful my life is.. so I made these Class Halloween Treats for under $1.00 each.
These cupcakes were the perfect touch for a 30th surprise birthday party! Jack Daniel's chocolate frosting pushes these cupcakes over the top. Keep the kiddies away from this treat! The cute signs for these were ordered on Etsy, or you can make your own! Print cute pictures and attached to specialty toothpicks. A SPECIAL REQUEST FOR A SURPRISE 30TH BIRTHDAY PARTY!!! You'll Need: Cupcake Liners Cupcake Tin VANILLA CUPCAKES..THE BEST!!! 1 ¾ cups plus 2 tablespoons flour ¾ teaspoon baking powder ¼ teaspoon salt ¾ cup butter, at room temperature 1 ½ cups sugar 3 eggs ¾ cup whole milk
In the past, I’ve never been one to go to a lot of trouble or expense for my kids’ birthday parties. But last week my daughter turned 10 and made a special ...
I've sliced up the loaf cake to make all the bits.
Revisit some of the most festive quotes from this Halloween classic.
This diy pumpkin topiary is the cutest Halloween decoration for the front porch! Easy to make and fun for all ages, they light up and can be broken down for storage when not in use.
Make a creamy peanut butter smoothie for your furry friend.
This might be the best thing I've ever seen. Like ever ... Want to make one? There's a FREE tutorial over at meowlifestyle.com. Wow! Supplies you'll need include: Big Beach Ball Natural Sisal Rope White Glue Corn Starch For the knitting needles, Retail Works sells them for window displays, but they're pricey. You could buy
