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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Easter Roundup of Past Crafts/Recipes

I had hoped to get some Easter crafts completed and posted, but as I am running out of time, here is a round up of Easter items I have made in the past that I hope can inspire your own creativity:

Dragon Eggs made out of plastic Easter Eggs

Radioactive Peep Nests


Pop Art Easter Basket made out of soda pop case




Dragon Breath Slayers


Easter Wrap


Bunny Tails


Easter Egg Seeds


Easter Bunny "Carrots" (filled with crackers)

Thursday, May 14, 2009

UFO NITE LITE BEAMING DOWN GIANT PEEP

This is a verison of the Alien Abuduction Nite Lite that I made. http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/alien_abduction_nite_lite
This version is a gift for a co-worker's birthday. As she is a fan of the X-Files, I think she will get a kick out of it. Instead of an animal being abducted, this time the UFO is beaming back an Easter Peep (from the dollar store - it is plastic and full of lemon scented bubble soap and a wand) that they have super-sized to take over the world!
On this version instead of having the string just through the center of the top, made two holes and used silver elastic cord and tied it through the center and made an knot underneath, then glued down with hot glue.

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

RADIOACTIVE EASTER PEEPS

This was inspired by estherwaayenberg instructable at Instructable.com, http://www.instructables.com/id/Edible-Easter-Nests/
but with a twist after I saw the green peeps at the store, I decided to make mine radioactive.
Ingredients:
1 box of Green Easter Peeps
1 pkg - 11-12oz of Chocolate Chips (I used milk chocolate)
1 cup of Chow Mein Noodles
20-30 Jellybeans
Optional:
1 pkg ready to use green frosting (or you could just use any frosting)
Makes 10 nests
Boil water in the bottom double boiler (or the equivalent), reduce heat and pour the chocolate chips into the top of a double boiler (or the equivalent)
Stir the chocolate until it is completely melted.
Mix in the chow mein noodles throughly.
Spoon the mixture by large spoonful onto a plate or into a cointainer to make 10 nests. (I used the topper to a commercially prepared cake turned upside down.)
This is optional, but to secure the peep and and jellybeans to the nest, I put on a little bit of green frosting.
Put on 1 peep per nest and 2-3 jellybeans per nest. Then put in the fridge until you are ready to serve them.
Here they are in quarantine.