I found this Dita Von Teese recipe in Instyle magazine last month just before a potluck and knew I had to make them. The recipe called for almond slivers, but I was only able to find pumpkin seeds at the co-op, so I went with those. They were very easy to make and I was having fun rolling them up in my hands and adding their little currant eyes, ears and noodle-tails while listening to Kids Corner on wxpn. They were a hit at the potluck and I got lots of comments afterward.
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Showing posts with label cute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cute. Show all posts
Sunday, March 6
Mouse Cookies: Cutest Ever!
I found this Dita Von Teese recipe in Instyle magazine last month just before a potluck and knew I had to make them. The recipe called for almond slivers, but I was only able to find pumpkin seeds at the co-op, so I went with those. They were very easy to make and I was having fun rolling them up in my hands and adding their little currant eyes, ears and noodle-tails while listening to Kids Corner on wxpn. They were a hit at the potluck and I got lots of comments afterward.
Sunday, January 2
Windchimes in Ceramic Shop
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porch,
sculpture,
stripe,
windchime,
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Sunday, September 7
Mew Gallery Etsy Sewing Day for Design Philadelphia
The Philly ETSY Team folks and I were sewing tote bags again today for our big give-away at the Swap-A-Rama-Rama on October 19th at the Old Pine Community Center at 401 Lombard from 12-5. It's where you bring some old clothes or fabrics, throw them in a bin, pick out items you like, and embellish/deconstruct them. Check out the link http://sorrphilly.wordpress.com/
Philly Etsy will be giving away tote bags filled with free handmades from our team members. So far we have about 50 totebags, but we're hoping to make as many as 300.
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