The spring season is upon us and brighter days are ahead. I always enjoy brightening up my home to reflect the season. Decorating with bright colors and fresh blooms brings me joy. One fun way to decorate for the season … Continue reading
After being in lockdown for so long, it can be easy to run out of exciting ideas to pass the time. However, I have found it to be a wonderful time to work on home projects that I had been … Continue reading
Thanksgiving is a holiday all about family, friends, and expressing your gratitude over the blessings in your life. While love and gratitude are the most important parts of the special day, the food plays a large role, too. We all know what the staples are, but if you want to spice things up and add a little creativity to the day, a great way to do that is with some fun DIY treats.
My family and I love getting creative with food. There are so many ways to bring the spirit of the holiday alive and make the experience extra fun.
Your guests are sure to be delighted by the following Thanksgiving treat recipes that include both sweet and savory ideas for appetizers and desserts. They’re all cute to look at, easy to make, and delicious to eat.
These no-bake chocolate acorns are easy to make and even easier to eat.
Tutorial: Bellyfull
You can feel less guilty about indulging in pumpkin pie with these small bite-sized versions.
Tutorial: Sugar Apron
How adorable are these Oreo cookie balls decorated like turkeys?
Tutorial: Snack Works
Here is another adorable acorn-shaped treat, this time made with Oreos!
Tutorial: The First Year
Your kids will love these teepee dirt cups that mix several tasty treats.
Tutorial: I Can Teach My Child
It looks like pumpkin pie, but it’s actually a giant Rice Krispie treat.
Tutorial: Just a Taste
These pumpkin dinner rolls are sure to be a hit at Thanksgiving.
Tutorial: Carlsbad Cravings
Bring a whimsical touch to the holiday with these Oreo pumpkin pops.
Tutorial: Suburban Simplicity
Rice Krispie treats take on the form of turkey legs for a sweet twist on the Thanksgiving staple.
Tutorial: The Bearfoot Baker
These little almond cookie Turkeys are almost too cute to eat! (Almost.)
Tutorial: The Happier Homemaker
Which ones are you going to try?
Warm regards,
Megan
Holidays offer some of the best inspiration for DIY projects. Halloween is one of my and my family’s favorite holidays to celebrate because of all the opportunities it gives you to express your creativity. Every year, we come up with new ideas and are inspired by other people’s creativity. There is never a shortage of ideas.
I love going through Pinterest to see what new ideas I can find. They keep getting better and better every year. This year, some of my favorites are monster table legs, skeleton awards, and “punny” pumpkins. They’re included below with several other great ideas that I’m sure you’re going to be as inspired by as I am. Enjoy!
These adorable ghost tassels can add a fun Halloween flair to a number of spots in the home or even gift bags.
Tutorial: My Name is Snickerdoodle
Give your Halloween decor a chic twist with black and white pumpkins emblazoned with fun phrases.
Tutorial: Treehouse Threads
These creepy (but adorable) gold trophies are perfect to give out as awards at your Halloween party.
Tutorial: Mom Luck
Create your own spellbooks with this easy and fun tutorial.
Tutorial: eHow
How adorable are these fanged pumpkins? File them under “scary cute.”
Tutorial: Martha Stewart
Is there a monster hiding under your table? There can be with this fun, creative DIY project.
Tutorial: Hallmark
Decorate your yard with this easy tutorial for creating your very own dungeon.
Tutorial: The Navage Patch
Transform leaves into adorable ghosts that you can gather in a vase or use as confetti on a table.
Tutorial: Mother Natured
These crystal ball candlesticks are as sophisticated as they are eerie.
Tutorial: Flamingo Toes
These fabulous skull candlesticks were made from items from the Dollar Store. So creative!
Tutorial: 17 Turtles
Which one of these DIY Halloween decor ideas is your favorite?
Warm regards,
Megan
My favorite part of Halloween is all the creativity that goes into it. From decorating your house to have a festive, spooky flair to designing your costume, it’s all about using your imagination. You can even use it in the kitchen.
No Halloween party is complete without delicious treats. Even if you don’t plan on throwing a party, expressing your creativity in the kitchen with some themed desserts and snacks is a fun way to get into the spirit of the holiday. If you have kids, they’re sure to have a lot of fun pitching in, too.
There are so many great ideas out there for DIY Halloween treats that it’s hard to narrow it down to just a few. Every year, I pick some of my favorites, so here are 10 more of my favorite DIY Halloween treats that I think would be a blast to try.
Follow this easy tutorial to create some adorable mummy brownies.
Tutorial: Pretty Providence
How decadent and delicious does this chocolate spider trifle look?
Tutorial: Lil’ Luna
If you love the Nightmare Before Christmas, then you’ve got to try making these Jack Skellington Oreo pops.
Tutorial: Big Bear’s Wife
Halloween muddy buddies are the perfect treat for a scary movie night.
Tutorial: A Pumpkin and a Princess
These mummy pumpkin cookies are almost too adorable to eat.
Tutoria: OMG Chocolate Desserts
Dress up some Nutter Butters for Halloween by turning them into little ghosts.
Tutorial: Home Made Interest
Love how unique and fun these red velvet skull cakes are.
Tutorial: Shore Society
“I’m melting, I’m melting!” … into delicious melted witch bark!
Tutorial: Lil’ Luna
These Rice Krispie treat monsters are perfect for a not-so-scary kids’ Halloween party.
Tutorial: One Little Project
How about a little brain food?
Tutorial: Bren Did
So many fun ideas to try this year!
Warm regards,
Megan