A few of the things I find each week that pique my interest, bring me joy, inspire me to learn, create, do, become . . . Maybe they will do the same for you!
If you are looking for cute and quirky printables for holidays or parties or whatever, I found these 16 free printables over on Tater Tots and Jello.
I found this adorable Halloween banner over on Skip to My Lou. Don't they look like fun, and so easy to do as well!
In fact I found this entire Page which is filled with delightful free printables for Halloween, and lots of other holidays. There are bookmarks and treat boxes and just about anything you are looking for when it comes to the holidays!
Look at these adorable Cake Pops!! Aren't they just the sweetest things! They would be perfect for any Autumnal party you want to throw! I found them on Uncommon Designs. That's a great page by the way. They really tickle my creative fancy!
With the cold weather upon us I was feeling up for a nice hot chocolate and look what I found! Twenty Five recipes for a variety of hot chocolates! It's Hot Chocolate heaven, and you can find them all on A Night Owl Blog. Fabulous! Who knew?
And because I am crazy for apples, especially at this time of year I went snooping on A Night Owl Blog and I found a plethora of tasty looking Apple Desserts! I tell you that blog is a real pot of gold! So happy I discovered it!
When I was a little girl I wanted a pair of Micky Mouse ears, did you?
Now this is something completely different! Hot Chocolate On a Stick! You just stir them into hot milk and voila! Hot Chocolate! I found the instructions here on Turtles and Tails! Oh but there are some really clever people out there!
How about a DIY Ginger Bread House Kit for the people you can personally hand a gift to. (I don't think I would recommend mailing them!) You see these things in the grocery shops and they cost a bomb to buy. Why not make your own. You can find out how and all the templates are there on The 36th Avenue. What a fab idea!
This lady on Its Overflowing is so very clever. She makes her own Mistletoe out of felt! She doesn't mind sharing how either, so hop on over to her page and find out how to make your own mistletoe. It looks really simple!
Now, this . . . is an ambitious project. But it sounds lovely and if I had a growing family and lots of activity during the Christmas season I would do it in a heart beat. A Twenty Five Days of Christmas Journal. Find it over on Stitch In Time What a fabulous keepsake it would be!
I found this great article on meal planning and time saving dinner ideas over at a blog called It's a Keeper. Even if you don't like her recipes, there are some great tips there on planning weekly menus, saving time and money, and perhaps even eating much better than you do now. Can't hurt! Plus there is a really nice free printable Meal Planner which includes a grocery list.
If the idea of these don't get your tastebuds tingling, then I don't know what will. Pecan Pie Egg Rolls! I found the recipe over at Capturing Joy with Kristin Duke.
If you have ever been to Ikea and eaten in their restaurant and had the meatballs, you must know that they are the tastiest meatballs ever! Well, I think they are at any rate. I found this on Pinterest. You can click here to get to the link and pin it yourself. They look like the real deal to me!
How to clean your house naturally, recipes for cleaning tub & tile, Toilets, Drains, Glass, laundry and an all purpose cleaner. All on Pinterest, of course. It doesn't give a home page, so you can just click here and see the picture a lot larger!
Do you have an emergency kit in your car??? Neither do we. It makes sense to have one though. The V Spot Blog has a really good tutorial on creating one. I am so going to implement this. Better safe than sorry and winter is coming!
These delightful little Mouse Ornaments in my favourite online pattern shop, Gingermelon. Shelly is so very talented. I love everything she makes. It's all adorable!
I found these really sweet fabric covered jars that make beautiful votives. Would they not be just darling done with Christmas fabrics for the holidays? You can find a great tutorial here on Fellow Fellow. So simple and you know how lazy I am!
Crochet edged fleece blankets on The Little Yellow House. So simple to do. Why didn't I think of that! Such a great idea. You can get some really nice fleece.
And those are my finds for this week. I hope there was something of interest for you here!
I had a wonderful time with Cindy yesterday. It was just a nice drive together and boo around the shops. We ran into a thunderstorm halfway up the valley. It was raining really hard and at times the lightening was right over the car! We both got what we needed and just enjoyed some nice time together. We talk, and talk, and talk. I hope she enjoys these little jaunts as much as I do!
I was prompted last night to do my first entry in my art journal and so I painted her car. Its not great, but its a memory at least!
The tree colors right now are absolutely amazing! Its been years since I have seen anything like it! It was such a beautiful drive yesterday. I need to grab Eileen and Tim and go for a drive next sunny day.
And with that I will leave you with a thought for today . . .
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