Peanut Butter Bars

Original Pin....

Needed: 

1 cup sugar

1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed

1 cup butter

1 tsp vanilla

2 eggs

1 cup peanut butter

2 cups oats 

2 cups flour

1 tsp baking soda

1 tsp salt

additional 1 1/2 cups peanut butter

 

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Cream the sugar, brown sugar, and butter in a mixing bowl. Then add in the vanilla, eggs, and peanut butter and mix. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix together. Spread the dough onto an 11x13 pan. Put it in the oven for 15 minutes, until it is golden brown. While it is still hot, spread the peanut butter on top. Allow the peanut butter to become a solid again. when completely cool, spread your favorite chocolate frosting onto and enjoy. 

These were delicious (: my family really enjoyed them 

Grilled Cheese Rolls

Grilled Cheese Rolls!

Original pin....

Needed:

-Slices of bread

-cheese

-rolling pin

-knife

-butter

-tomato sauce (optional)

First, cut the crust off the pieces of bread and roll them flat with a rolling pin 

 Next, lay the cheese on the flatten pieces of bread

Put butter in the pan to prepare the pan for the roll ups

While the butter is melting, roll up the bread into a "roll up"

Put the roll ups in the pan and keep them in there until the cheese is melted.


As you can see, mine didn't really turn out but oh well, they were still good  :)

Tis the Season (part 3)

 Last Christmas craft!

This is the original pin...

Needed:

-2 boxes of ornaments 

-1 box of smaller oranments

-styrofoam wreath

-hot glue gun

-ribbon (optional)

 Those are the ornaments I used. I used the smaller silver ones to fill in some haps :)

 

All you do is take your styrofoam wreath and glue the ornaments on it 

 This is the wreath halfway covered

 

This is the wreath covered with only one box of ornaments. I used another box to add fullness to the wreath 

You can tie a ribbon around it if you would like. then you're done :)

Tis the Season (part 2)

I saw this pin and i couldn't resist on making these adorable snowmen!

Here is the original pin...

 

Needed: 

-Hershey's chocolate bars

-White cardstock

-Tape

-Paint

-Fabric

First you take the chocolate bar and fold the white card stock over it and tape it

 

After that I went ahead and cut the fabric. No particular size, just enough to wrap around the chocolate and tie and knot.

 

Time to paint the faces :)

I used a black paint pen to draw the eyes and i used the end of a paint brush to dot the mouth and buttons. The nose was just an orange triangle.

 

After the paint dries, tie on the fabric and knot it to make a cute scarf

Now you have yourself some cute snowmen :)

Tis the Season! (part 1)

Tis the season for a simple project!


This is the original pin....

Cute and easy "mint" mugs :)


First you'll need to find different kinds of mint sweets 

 Next I took green coffee mugs and put the treats in them
(green to go along with the mint theme)

 I took the tag from the original post and re did a couple parts to fit what i wanted. I made these for some of the youth leaders at my church.

Quick, easy and simple :)

Elastic Waist Skirt

I came across this pin the other day from A Small Snippet's blog and decided to try the short version (without the pockets) :)