Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Yesterday, my son and I had a blast making St. Patrick's Day shirts.  I made my daughter's and my son made his own.  I've seen green pepper prints done before and actually, just recently on I heart naptime, where they made them on paper.  So, I started thinking..."Why don't we use fabric paint and make t-shirts!" Yay! So here they are...

I added a stem and the word "Lucky" to my daughter's. 

My son decided to just go for it and he stamped all over his shirt.

It really turned out so CUTE! 

Here are the supplies we used: Green pepper, fabric paint, and a tshirt 

So easy to make, just dip the green pepper into paint, and stamp away! Allow it to dry. After its done drying, put a light cloth (such as a dish towel) over it, and use an iron to go over the area you painted. That heat seals it. You're done! Enjoy!

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Smiles,

Jill

CWC Challenge #77 St. Patrick's Day Theme

What are your plans for St. Patrick's Day? Do you need last minute St. Patrick's Day ideas?  This week at Cooking With Cricut our challenge is a St. Patrick's Day Theme! The Design Team has gone above and beyond!  You can check out their projects here.

I chose to do a St. Patrick's Day treat bag.....

I used the rainbow from the Once Upon a Princess cartridge cut at 3". 

Inside the bag are these yummy thumbprint cookies. 

To make the bag, I used a white lunch bag and cut off the bottom.  I sewed around the entire bag (well except for the top, obviously! ha!). Then I folded over the top and hole punched through so the ribbon could lace through.

I hope that you are having nice weather...this week has been beautiful here!

Have a lucky day!

Smiles, 

Jill

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Tricky Leprechauns

Did you get "Boo-ed" this Halloween? We did! I'm not sure who did it, but I think I have an idea....so we're leaving this treat for the "Boo-ers" for St. Patrick's Day!

I tasted some of these chocolate balls and they are DELICIOUS! I got them from The Wakarusa Dime Store! They come in all different colors and sizes! These are great little treats for any holiday..birthday...etc....

The label I made and you can download it here! Yay! I'm so glad I learned how to make printables! See below for directions on how to download. If you already know how....Have a Lucky day! Smiles, Jill

If you've never downloaded a printable follow these directions.....ENJOY!

You will be brought to Photobucket. You will not see the word "File" but if you take your mouse to the upper left hand corner of the printable, you will see it. Go to File then a drop down menu will pop up and go to download! There you have it! Now you can download and print away! Also, when in doubt, just right click right on the image and click "Save As". Then you can save the printable to your computer.  My printer allows me to print at different sizes like 8X10 and 5X7 along with the quantity to be printed off! Let me know if you have any questions because I was a lost puppy when it came to printables at first!

Have a LUCKY day!

Smiles, 

Jill

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Catch a FRUIT Rainbow

Hi, everyone! I posted my first video tutorial yesterday! Yay! So much fun! If you missed it you can check it out here. I hope you are having a SUPER week! If not here's a little jar of fun that you can make to cheer yourself up!

A FRUIT RAINBOW

I originally saw this idea on Bloom, and knew that I must make them for my MOPS girls. I'm a table leader and made the girls at my table a welcome present in September you can check it out here. Ever since the first day I have been making them little bits of fun.  I also made chocolate hearts you can check out here. 

Anywhooo....This jar was DELICIOUS!

Do you say ROY G. BIV to help you remember the colors of the rainbow? I ALWAYS do! So here's my ROY G. BIV recipe:

R- strawberries
O-Mandarin Oranges
Y-Mango
G-Kiwi
B-Blueberries
I&V-Grapes

Cut up the fruit and layer it up!  Enjoy it! Yum Yum!

Here is the topper I used from Bloom!

I just used a big circular squeeze punch I got from JoAnn Fabrics..actually from my awesome in-laws for my bday! I love it and use it all the time!...obviously as displayed here!

So there you have it! A FRUIT RAINBOW in a jar! Yummy!

Have a delicious day!

Smiles,

Jill

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♣Happy St. Patrick's Day♣

Just thought I'd share a few little items I've made this week for St. Patrick's Day.

I wore the pin with a black shirt and I made a bunch of the packages

 for my husband's secretaries.

If you want a tutorial on either let me know☺

Have a super fantastic St. Patrick's Day!