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My baby turned three this past week, and we decided to celebrate by honoring one of our favorite Disney characters... M I N N I E  M O U S E ! Thanks to pinterest, I found some really cute cupcake ideas. I found these polka-dot wrappers at Michaels. The ears are mini Oreos, and the bows are fashioned with Fruit by the Foot. I made Mickey and Minnie ears for our guests. I bought cheap headbands at Dollar Tree and wrapped them with black ribbon (hot glued the ends). The ears are made out of fun foam. It was so fun to see everyone wearing them...even the big tough men kept their Mickey ears on all night! :) I'd share pictures, but I'm pretty sure I'd regret it.   I used some big hurricanes and apothecary jars to decorate the table. One was filled with red Dollar Tree Christmas ornaments, and the others were filled with red licorice and marshmallows.   And....here is the Birthday Girl herself! It was a fun night! --Tammy

One of my favorite freshman-year memories is coming home from a hard day of classes and finding my roomate, Saralyn, donning her apron. That meant cookies were coming our way! These were some of our favorites. The best part about these cookies is that they only have . ..get ready for it... THREE ingredients . For reals. They are also GLUTEN-FREE for all my GF friends out there. {Magic PB Cookies} 1 cup peanut butter 1 cup sugar 1 egg 18 Hershey's Kisses for tops Preheat oven to 350. Combine sugar, peanut butter, and egg.   Shape into 1 inch balls and place on ungreased cookie sheet. {I usually use a small cookie dough scoop, which leaves them with a rougher texture but is much quicker!} Bake for 10 minutes. While baking, unwrap 18 Hershey's Kisses and set aside. When you remove cookies from oven, immediately press a Kiss into the center of each warm cookie. Wait about 10 minutes for the chocolate to melt, and then pop one of these babies into your mouth whole. I promise y

OoOoOoOoh, spooky ! Want to make your own ? All you need are some basic crafty supplies that you probably already have laying around. I found two gold frames at Savers thrift store back in March of this year and I grabbed them with this very project in mind!  Once October arrived, I knew it was time to put them to use. I sponge-painted the frames with black craft paint , allowing some of the gold to still show through. I then printed out this skeleton head : and cut out the skull, jaw, eyes and nose with an exacto knife . I then taped it onto some burlap and sponge-painted the areas I wanted to be black. Once the paint was dry, I cut a large oval around the painted image and hot glued the burlap directly onto the back of the frame . (Does anyone else hate working with burlap?  Yuck, so itchy and messy!  Why do projects with burlap have to turn out to be so cute?) Once the burlap was secured to the back of frame, I tied 2 bows out of orange and white polka-dot grosgrain ribbo