Monday, November 28, 2011

Now a Family of Five


We are proud to announce the birth of our third child
Wyatt Benjamin Hatley
Born November 14th, 2011

We are over joyed! As I am getting into the swing of things with three little ones, homeschooling and potty training I do have many crafts up my sleeve soon to be coming your way! I will also be having some guest post by some of my crafty friends...so please keep stopping by!

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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Baby Shower gift


Over the weekend my girlfriend had a baby shower and this is what I gave her! A mathcing onesie and burp clothe. In an earlier post HERE I showed how to make these adorable onesies. I did the same thing for the matching burp clothe. Cute huh? Really simple & really cute, two of my favorite things!!


Monday, November 14, 2011

Hot Chocolate Recipe


*The BEST hot chocolate Recipe*
This is my husband great aunt's hot cocoa recipe...and I'm sharing it with YOU! Be very excited!
{warning: this makes TONS so share!}

1 box (1lb) carnation instant nonfat dry milk
2 lb nestle nesquick chocolate
1 lb box of powdered sugar
1 lb nestle coffeemate original

1/4 c + 1 c hot water = the BEST hot chocolate ever!
seriously!

Mix it all together with some lovin' and put it in fancy jars and give it away! This makes great gifts for neighbors and friends!

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Cute clothes pins


Everything should be pretty in my opinion. Why not your clothes pins? We use a lot of clothes pins around the Hatley house for all kinds of things. I got tired of looking at boring wooden clothes pins and decided to make em' fancy! My little girl even helped with this and had a great time doing so!

Here is what you need:

scrapbook paper
mod podge
clothes pins
sponge paint brush
scissors
pencil


Trace each side of your clothes pin with your pencil onto the scrapbook paper. Cut them out and use your mod podge to glue them onto the clothes pin. Let them dry and now your clothes pins are fancy too!




Even your clothes pins should be fancy!

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Redneck Wine Glass


Redneck Wine glass

adorable huh?
 I have been making these and giving them to my girlfriends along with a bottle of wine!
Super easy to make....lemme tell ya how!

Regular mason jar
candle stick {mine are from the dollar tree}
and glue {make sure it's craft glue for glass that is dishwasher safe}
sand paper


Sand paper the top of the candle stick and the bottom of the jar. Apply the glue around the top of the candle stick and stick it to your jar. [ I always turn my jar upside down so I can press the candle stick down on the jar ] Let it sit and dry
 TADA that's it!
You can make this fancy if you like depending on the person you are giving it to. Make it your own, be creative!

Go make some, they are great gifts!


*Happy Crafting*