Fan Share: Cute Melting Snowman Cookies
Prep Time: 1 Hour
Yields: 1 Dozen Cookies
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1 dozen sugar cookies
1 pouch Betty Crocker White Cookie Icing
1 pouch Betty Crocker Black Cookie Icing
1 box Betty Crocker Classic Colors Writing Icings
1 bottle Betty Crocker Rainbow Sprinkles
12 marshmallows
1. Ice cookies with White Cookie Icing. Allow icing to drip off sides to create melting effect.
2. Let cookies dry for 30 minutes.
3. While cookies are drying, cut about ¼ inch off the marshmallows to shorten the snowman’s head. Use Black Cookie Icing and Orange Sprinkles to make faces on the marshmallows.
4. Once White Cookie Icing has crusted over, adhere marshmallows carefully by adding a small amount of additional White Cookie Icing to bottom of marshmallow.
5. Add remaining decorations with Cookie and Writing Icings.
6. Cookies will be completely dry within 4 hours.
Old, burnt out Christmas lights dipped in glitter then piled in a big jar.
As posted by Pretzels and Punch (I do not know if this is the original source).
More ideas for old light bulbs.....
Recycled Light Bulb Crafts for Christmas
http://diygardenandcrafts.com/christmas_private/recycled_light_bulb_crafts_for_christmas
Prep Time: 1 Hour
Yields: 1 Dozen Cookies
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1 dozen sugar cookies
1 pouch Betty Crocker White Cookie Icing
1 pouch Betty Crocker Black Cookie Icing
1 box Betty Crocker Classic Colors Writing Icings
1 bottle Betty Crocker Rainbow Sprinkles
12 marshmallows
1. Ice cookies with White Cookie Icing. Allow icing to drip off sides to create melting effect.
2. Let cookies dry for 30 minutes.
3. While cookies are drying, cut about ¼ inch off the marshmallows to shorten the snowman’s head. Use Black Cookie Icing and Orange Sprinkles to make faces on the marshmallows.
4. Once White Cookie Icing has crusted over, adhere marshmallows carefully by adding a small amount of additional White Cookie Icing to bottom of marshmallow.
5. Add remaining decorations with Cookie and Writing Icings.
6. Cookies will be completely dry within 4 hours.
More ideas for old light bulbs.....
http://diygardenandcrafts.com/christmas_private/recycled_light_bulb_crafts_for_christmas
Make these ornaments yourself. All you need is some store bought ornaments, a white paint pen, and your imagination!! —
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![Peanut Butter Christmas Trees
From @[210320292317367:274:Sweet Simple Stuff]
These are sooooo easy to make and they are super cute!
Items you will need … peanut butter cups (snack & miniature sizes), chocolate kisses, white chocolate (or candy melts) and white non-pariels ..
Instructions:http://sweetsimplestuff.com/2012/12/03/peanut-butter-christmas-trees-giveaway-winner-announced/
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Peanut Butter Christmas Trees
From Sweet Simple Stuff
These are sooooo easy to make and they are super cute!
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Items you will need … peanut butter cups (snack & miniature sizes), chocolate kisses, white chocolate (or candy melts) and white non-pariels ..
Instructions:http://sweetsimplestuff.com/
Easy Christmas Tree Paper Craft
You could even make these into Santa or angels if you wanted to.
DIY Inspired! Burlap Wire Hanger Wreath Tutorial - http://www.diyinspired.com/burlap-wire-hanger-wreath-tutorial/ http://www.diyinspired.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/burlap-ruffle-wreath-1.jpg
16 Clever Ways To Use Broken Crayons
http://diygardenandcrafts.com/roundup_private/16_clever_ways_to_use_broken_crayons
http://diygardenandcrafts.com/roundup_private/16_clever_ways_to_use_broken_crayons
Homemade Candy Canes
http://www.justapinch.com/recipes/dessert/candy/homemade-candy-canes.html
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup light corn syrup...
1/2 cup water
1/4 tsp. cream of tartar
1 tsp. peppermint extract
1 tsp. red food coloring
In heavy-bottomed large saucepan or small pot, combine first 4 ingredients and stir until sugar dissolves. Cook, without stirring to hard-ball stage. (265 degrees.) Remove from heat and add peppermint extract. Divide into 2 portions, and add coloring to one part. Pour out onto buttered cookie sheets. (Pour half onto one sheet, then add coloring to the rest and then pour onto second sheet.) when it's cool enough to handle, start pulling each part seperately. (Best done with 2 people, but if doing alone, go back and forth pulling each.) When you feel like you just can't pull anymore, form into ropes and twist them together. Cut into 8" lengths, form into the shape of candy canes, and place on lightly buttered platter til fully hardened.
This would be so much fun to do and then use it every year as a decoration. Those feet only stay little for a short time!!
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup light corn syrup...
1/2 cup water
1/4 tsp. cream of tartar
1 tsp. peppermint extract
1 tsp. red food coloring
In heavy-bottomed large saucepan or small pot, combine first 4 ingredients and stir until sugar dissolves. Cook, without stirring to hard-ball stage. (265 degrees.) Remove from heat and add peppermint extract. Divide into 2 portions, and add coloring to one part. Pour out onto buttered cookie sheets. (Pour half onto one sheet, then add coloring to the rest and then pour onto second sheet.) when it's cool enough to handle, start pulling each part seperately. (Best done with 2 people, but if doing alone, go back and forth pulling each.) When you feel like you just can't pull anymore, form into ropes and twist them together. Cut into 8" lengths, form into the shape of candy canes, and place on lightly buttered platter til fully hardened.
This would be so much fun to do and then use it every year as a decoration. Those feet only stay little for a short time!!
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