There are so many things you can make at home with Lavender and that beautiful floral scent makes it so worth having anything lavender around the house. I love harvesting Lavender, it sends a sense of calming to my soul. As soon as I cut …
These Valentine’s day treats are cheap and super easy to make. All you need is nuts (any of your choice), chocolate, caramel Ingredients needed: Make little spoonfuls of the nuts on a piece of parchmont paper: Add a small spoonful of melted caramel on top …
Add some special touches to your Easter with these Easter DIY projects that are simple, cheap and super cute. if you know me or follow my blog, Instagram or Facebook then you know that I love to get creative for holidays and add little special details that make things more festive. Easter is no exception. Whether you are having an Easter gathering and looking for some cute favors for your guests or just looking for some ideas to enjoy with your children, Moments Inspire is here to help.
One thing I love to do is wonder around the stores in the seasonal items and find things that are interesting, unique and fun. Then i go home and brainstorm ideas on how to use them in creative ways. Here are some of the ideas I came up with this year.
Create this simple and cute Easter centerpiece by adding some carrots to the outer edge of your lower vase.
Nothing says Easter like Easter Baskets or Pails…Why not customize them a little!
Here are some fun ideas for little party favors or gifts for friends and family…
I hope this has inspired you to find some fun and creative things to make for your home, family, friends and children this Easter.
Easter is a fun holiday for the kids and nothing says fun more then fun with food. Kids just love eating things that are cute and funny. I love getting creative in the kitchen and finding ways to make food look festive. Here are some …
Tweet Tweet it’s almost Easter. Time to get those kids painting and creating. What better art then projects that use their little hands a feet and capture their prints that can be kept as a memory for years to come. I just love art that …
St.Patrick’s Day is full of green and rainbows but how about bringing some of that into your foods. Celebrate St.Patrick’s day in the kitchen and add a little color to your foods. These 5 fun and easy St.Patrick’s day foods don’t take much extra time or money and are a hit with people of all ages.
Planning on making pancakes? Well, just separate your batter into a few different bowls and add some food coloring and you have rainbow pancakes. Kids love them!
Sticking with the easy cereal for breakfast? I don’t do sugar cereals for my kids but once in a while a special treat is nice and why not on St.Patrick’s day. Lucky Charms just naturally goes with St.Patrick’s day and you can easily festive it up a little more by adding green food coloring to the milk. My kids actually were excited to have milk just because it was green. You could do this to Almond milk as well.
When I first ventured into making these Jellos I wasn’t thinking too clearly at the store and got Peach for the orange color and later realized I should have gotten Orange. Peach just wasn’t quite orange enough for me, but the kids still said they liked the “orange”.
This was super easy to make, just took time because you have to let each color set before you can add the next color so be sure to plan ahead.
Oh this was super fun to make with the kids. It was like a science experiment that they got to drink.
First add orange juice to the glass…more then half way.
Next slowly add grenadine to the glass by using a spoon causing the grenadine to pour onto the spoons and slowly run down the side of the orange juice and to the bottom of the glass,
Next you will add the blue food coloring to a small glass o club soda and slowly use a spoon to add it to the glass as well. It will settle at the top of the orange juice if you go slow enough and be sure it hits the spoon first.
For more St.Patrick’s Day ideas check out our other posts
St.Patrick’s Day Goodies – Free Printables Included
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I hope this has inspired you to try a few of my ideas or even create some of your own. Please be sure to come back and comment with some pictures of your own creations…we’d love to see and be inspired by you as well!