Hawaiiian Shaved Ice Snow Cone Machine

by Sharon | Apr 3, 2022

Hawaiiian Shaved Ice Snow Cone Machine

Perfect for Easter Entertaining, Pool Parties And Summer Family Fun! On a warm spring and summer day, we all want to have something refreshing to cool down naturally and in a most healthy way. You can add a favorite fruit to blend in with your delicious icy treat! If you have ice, you can make a snow cone!

Hawaiian Shaved Ice Snow Cone Machine is advertised as Kid-Friendly, but I would recommmend adult supervision. Goodness! I need adult supervision when I’m in the kitchen!

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Click the image above and you can place your order or get more information. You know whether an ice shaving machine is something you want for your family. I’m sure you can find additional uses for shaved ice than snow cones. It can be added to all different drinks.

Thanks for stopping by!

Sharon

Easter Egg Spinner Decorating Machine

by Sharon | Mar 21, 2022

A New Fun Exciting Way To Decorate Your Easter Eggs

Decorating Easter Eggs is only the beginning of your Easter fun. Now you can create some colorful Easter Eggs without the original dying . . . maybe you would want to dye them first and then put a spin design on them. Your only limitation is your imagination. Allow it to soar!!

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This Is Truly Family Fun!

The Bunny Holds the Egg Between It’s Paws and Turns the Egg Automatically Once The Switch is Turned On! Insert a Blank Egg and Busy Bunny Spins the Egg while you Draw!

This Easter Egg Decorator Craft Kit Includes 10 Different Colors — Non-Toxic Quick-drying Markers. The Easter Egg Decorating Machine Requires 2 AA Batteries (Not Included)

The Easter Egg Decorator is Made of Sturdy and Strong Nontoxic Plastic, Water-Base Vibrant Markers are Highly Pigmented, Long Lasting, and Meet US Safety Standard

Child Safe: Non-Toxic. Meet US toy standard. Safety test approved.

This looks like a fun Easter craft you can share with your children or grandchildren, neices and nephews, cousins . . . etc.

You do need to read the recommendations for this product. Although the markers are non-toxic, they are not recommended for real eggs — and if you use them, it is recommended that you not eat them!!

Also, allow the ink to dry before handing the eggs or changing colors. They may smudge and smear.

I don’t know about you, but the more I learn, the less I want to purchase this product. It seemed like a fun idea . . . but I really don’t know . . . I may stick with the old fashioned way of coloring Easter Eggs — it was good enough for generations . . .

Thanks for stopping by!

Sharon

This happy Easter bunny is a great craft for you to do — you may have just enough time to make a few for family and friends.

I love how these 3D models are created and then put in PDF form in order to share with others.

Paper-Replika.com is the source for this adorable bunny, The PDF comes complete with all the pieces you’ll need to make one of your own. You can, of course, add your own embellishments to make it more personal for you or for the person who may receive it. I think it’s fine the way it is, but for those who live on the beach, it may be fun to add some shells . . . you can add flowers and maybe some little trinkets to bling it up a bit. The finishing touches will make it unique and more personal.

I do like it and recommend that you click the picture to the right to be taken to the Paper-Replika website so you can get to the PDF to print it out and assemble.

Since my printer is on the fritz right now I’ll have to wait for my replacement printer, but I’ll be sure to print this out as soon as my new printer is set up. But, just in case it isn’t, I did a bit of looking around and I found this great Tree House. I don’t know about you, but a tree house has always been something I wanted to have. Now since I won’t be building one to use in my backyard, I thought a paper craft one would be fun to have.

You can click this tree house picture to the left and be taken to the Paper-Replika website where you can download it.

I do like the way Julius Perdana, the creator of these paper crafts, put the tree house in a wooded area with rocks. It does look like a cabin in the woods and a tree house seems to be a natural for that setting.

As with the bunny paper craft, you can add your own finishing touches to this tree house to make it fit your ideal — or the one you did have as a child or the one you will make for your children in your own backyard.

Well, bunnies, tree houses and spring all seem to go together. I do hope you’ll visit Paper-Replika and take a look around. I’m sure you’ll find something you like.

Thanks for stopping by and my personal thanks to Julius Perdana at Paper-Replika for these great paper crafts I found.

Sharon

Peeps On Skateboards

by Sharon | Mar 18, 2016

How fun is this!!!

Yes, those Peeps do get around on all kinds of fun and easy things you can put together.

These are easy to assemble. And, yes, you assemble them. It’s something the kid can do.

I’m always amazed by what people think of making out of the cookies and candies and sprinkles they have on hand. It does seem like one idea leads to another and then another . . . could these skateboards be surf boards?

The bunny peeps are great, but you can use the chicks, too. They all want to have some “sidewalk surfing” fun this Easter.

Do you feel motivated to go out skateboarding? If peeps can do it, so can you . . . how about a hover board? Would that work for you?

With those orange starburst candies you can fashion the carrots and use the daisy sprinkles for the top . . . and on the wheels and on the peeps . . . you can use either Vienna cookies or Nutter Butter cookies . . . with some tubed frosting, you’ll be sticking the whole thing together in no time at all.

It would be fun to see what the kids put together with your ingredients. They can also make paper backgrounds to make some interesting scenes to go along with their cookie, candy and peep creations.

It’s all about having fun and making this Easter special.

Sharon