Holidays

Skip the traditional orange and black and take your pick from one of these awesome Halloween Nail Art Designs. Easy enough for even the beginner nail art designers.

This simple and delicious Caramel Apple Bark is a fall favorite in this house. Tastes just like a caramel apple on a stick but is much easier to eat.

Bubble, Bubble, Toil, and Trouble! These Halloween Themed Deviled Eggs are going to be the hit of your next Halloween Party.

These Frankenstein Pudding cups are tasty vanilla cups tinted with ghoulishly green food coloring and topped with brown sprinkles (or crushed Oreos) making the perfect little Halloween treat.

These creative back to school teacher gifts are just the way to start school off right. Inexpensive DIYs that are easy for anyone to pull together.

It’s that time of the year, those scout elves are eagerly waiting to return! These easy Elf on the Shelf arrival ideas will have your big day ready to go!

This Old English Trifle combines tasty summer fruit, raspberry jam, pound cake, and homemade whipped cream to create this delicious and lovely layered dessert.

These red, white, and blue rice krispies are quick and easy to make and are sure to be a crowd pleaser. Such a fun and festive, classic dessert to show your patriotic pride and celebrate the Fourth of July.

Want a fun treat for your Fourth of July or any other patriotic gathering this year? These red, white, and blue 4th of July Cherry Bombs are just the ticket you need.

Whether you are cooking for a crowd or keeping it low-key, these 4th of July Appetizers are sure to kick off your Fourth of July cookout with a bang.

These simple NILLA Wafer Truffles are so easy that you are going to feel like you are missing a step, but no, really they only require three ingredients for a delicious taste.

This 4th of July preschool scissor cutting practice is a great printable pack for young learners to start working on fine motor skills over the summer all while enjoying a fun Independence Day theme.