These Rice Krispie treat bird nests are a fun and easy treat to make for kids for Easter.
I’ve made a lot of fun Easter treats in the past, like these easy Rice Krispie eggs, but this year I decided to try something new. These Rice Krispie treat bird nests are really fun and easy to make. They are a perfect treat for Easter or any spring party. Rice Krispie Treat Bird…
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An easy, inexpensive Spring or Easter wreath you can make from plastic Easter eggs.
Plastic egg wreaths are so easy to make. If you are looking for an inexpensive, easy craft to do for Easter, then you should give this project a try. This wreath will look great on your front door. Easter Egg Wreath Supplied Needed: 42 plastic Easter eggs Hot glue gun Easter grass Cardboard for…
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I have seen lots of posts on Pinterest for these magic jelly beans. I have been meaning to do this for the past couple of years but finally got around to trying it this year, and it was a big hit. Magic jelly beans are fun. You just give your child a small handful…
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If Valentine’s Day is almost upon you and you need to come up with a Valentine’s Day card holders for your children’s Valentine’s Day party in a hurry, you will love these quick, easy Valentine’s day card holder ideas. All of these card holders are super easy to make and you can have them done…
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One of my favorite holiday potpourri recipes to make in the crock pot! The perfect way to make your house smell like Christmas during the holiday season.
Are you wanting to give your home the scent of the holidays? This crock pot holiday potpourri is really easy to make and you can heat it up in your crock pot. You may even already have everything on hand that you need to make it. Crock Pot Holiday Potpourri Ingredients: Handful cranberries 1…
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