What I'm Pinning this week...RAINBOW LOOM!!!

This week I've had two main topic's I've been pinning--Wedding (my Aunt is getting married) and Rainbow Loom!!! I posted a few post back about the newest "GOT TO HAVE IT TOY!!" and after my daughter go the basic pattern down she wanted to be  challenged---
so off to you-tube and Pinterest.

 a great verity and different challenge levels







There is really and endless assortment of resources out there---




Made By Kayleigh 
-following Made by Mommy
 Candy Corn and pumpkin  

some of the more challenging patterns-
-the double triple is one of my faves



adding charms 





Looming for  Breast Cancer Awareness.

She's made a bundle of these and sold them and the 
cash is being donated to the Susan G Komen WNY branch.


What have you been pinning???

What I'm Pinning this week--- "Back to School"

With the first week of school under our belts--I'm still  pinning some great afters chool snacks...way's to display  school work and more. I found these cute lunch box note-that my  kids are just LOVING!!!

will always add a smile!

yummy snack thats healthy

another great treat

super cute "show off" board 

I think a MIX of these two pins is going to be my own project this month!!!

Classic look

I think the classic gallery feel mixed with the POP of color the Daisy boards will make a great addition to our school work wall of fame.

#Pinterest to the rescue on rainy afternoons!!!

Like many other I've become a Pinterest Addict!!! On some rainy afternoons this week it was a blessing.

"Mom what can I do??..." said mopey child looking  out at the dreary weather " NO SWIMMING TODAY- SO BOARD!"

"Let's check out my Pinterest Boards and pick a few ideas to do" said the  ingenuous Mother ( yep that's ME!)

Eggs on a Grill pinned on my FoodFun board from food.com

 white chocolate
 yellow m's candies
 straight pretzel sticks
Directions:

1-Spread wax paper on a cookie sheet.
2-Arrange pretzel sticks, laying side by side, into groups of four.
3-Melt white chocolate.
4-Drop a small amount (approx. 1 tsp) onto the center each group of 4 sticks.
5-Top each "egg white" with one yellow m.
6-Cool until set.

OURS

YUM

Roaring Campfires same board

1 (18 ounce) package refrigerated  cookie dough
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
2 cups pretzel sticks (the thin kind, broken into pieces)
1 (4 1/4 ounce) package decorator icing (yellow color with decorating tip)
1 (4 1/4 ounce) package decorator icing (orange color with decorating tip)
Directions:

1-Preheat oven to 350°F
2-Lightly grease cookie sheets.
3-Let dough stand at room temperature about 15 minutes.
4-Combine dough, flour and cocoa in large bowl; beat until well blended.
5-Shape dough into 1-inch balls; place 2 inches apart on prepared cookie sheets.
6-Bake about 7 minutes or until set. Immediately press pretzel pieces into sides of cookies to resemble campfire logs. Carefully remove to wire racks; cool completely

OURS

our flames went a little flat but taste de-lish none the less =)



Cooking is fun but we also enjoy a great art project too

 Fabric and Button Art pinned on my Creative for the Kids from etsy.com



OUR VERSION

yeah the sun came out lets pose outside!! =)

We used paper not fabric, the effect is still stunning. I wish the white "V" showed up better in photo.

Bottle Art same board

OURS

she did good RIGHT !

Has Pinterest ever come to your rescue????