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How to Cut Out a Snowflake – Perfect Every Time

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to cut out a snowflake. Use these images and tips to make cutting snowflakes …

I’ve had this idea to do a Toast Bar for over a year, but I’ve just been waiting for the …

I’m having a wonderful time at ALT Summit this weekend (I’m sharing some glimpses over on Instagram). I just found …

This is going to be a busy week for me. Today I’m headed down to the local NBC studio to …

We loved Disney’s Frozen movie and were inspired with a bunch of Frozen birthday party ideas. We have almost got everything ready to share, but today we are offering a sneak peek with this Frozen birthday cake idea and tutorial.

I’ve been calling this delicious tower of snowball goodness Elsa’s Frozen Blizzard Birthday Cake, and although it looks fantastic, it is deceptively easy to pull off. Inspired by the French classic Croquembouche dessert, only our snowball donut tower cake requires NO baking, NO frosting, and it really couldn’t be easier!

No gloves… just a few household supplies are all that’s required to whip together the simple snowman craft we shared in this month’s issue of Raising Arizona Kids magazine.

OK, we promise to cool it with the decoupage posts for a while… after today! Sorry it’s just that after FINALLY figuring out how to Mod Podge without getting wrinkles we’ve been having all kinds of fun with it. We even brainstormed a Mod Podge sign a month (should we do it???), but we swear no more of these projects for at least the month of January.

We just couldn’t stop, though, without sharing this sparkly Let It Snow sign. We used the matte Mod Podge to glue the sign to the board, but we finished it off with a coat of the glittery Sparkle Mod Podge. We love this stuff because you get a glitter effect without any of the messy side effects of using actual glitter.

Since we live in Phoenix, we have to make our own snow fun (see what we’ve done in the past here and here). So you can imagine our excitement when we learned a trick for making a fluffy pile of snowflakes with nothing more than a bar of Ivory soap and a microwave.

Before we get to Valentine’s Day (which will begin with our next post), let’s take a moment to enjoy winter! …

When a review copy of this new book called Extra Yarn arrived on my doorstep, I first thought it was …

It’s the middle of January, and I can’t help but wish for a little snow! With that in mind, I thought a few cold-weather winter jokes for our kids’ lunches would help us all appreciate winter? Or at the very least give our kids a giggle in the lunch room!

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How to Cut Out a Snowflake – Perfect Every Time

How to Have a Toast Bar

Snow Craft Ideas on Arizona Midday

TV, ALT & Snow!

Frozen Birthday Cake Ideas: Snowball Tower

Frost-Free Snowman Craft

Let It Snow Printable

How to Make Snow – Super Easy

Winter Sorting Worksheet

Extra Yarn

Winter Lunchbox Jokes

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