I am such a sucker for sterling silver. Earrings, bracelets, rings, charms and, of course, necklaces! My most recent favorite silver find is the perfectly sweet handmade pendant from Etsy seller, Jodi Spade. I just adore the pink Swarovski crystal cherry on top! It is $38 and comes with an 18″ chain. Make sure to check back here to ATC this week for my fav bracelet find too!
In much of our world, hunting season has officially begun. For some of us, reason to groan. For others, reason to celebrate. For all of us, reason to cupcake. Here are some pin-worthy camouflage cupcakes from Crafty Mama. Visit her very crafty blog for complete instructions!
Okay, now these are cool. My kids and I are going to give these a shot!
Here are the instructions that come with this Pinterest photo: Use white cake mix. Then divide batter into several containers. Add food coloring to each container. Then put some of your colored batter in each cupcake wrapper. Then drizzle other colors into the wrappers. Bake as directed!
We’re getting closer to one of cupcakes’ favorite holidays–creepy crawly time! So today, courtesy of Little Birdie Secrets, we bring you icky looking but likely delicious spider web cupcakes! The pictured spider isn’t edible, but you could probably find some spider candies somewhere if you really needed an edible spider to make your Halloween party complete!
I love Emily Isabella’s illustration style; she makes beautiful prints and cards that often feature food! On her website for $3.50 you can find this ballerina cupcake card, it’s perfect for a littler dancer’s birthday!
I am not a seamstress at all, so I am always on the look-out for Halloween costumes that require little to no sewing skills. I would definitely give this one from the Food Network Magazine a try, but I’m not too sure how my little boy would feel about being dressed as a cupcake.
A cupcake in a cupcake. Ingenious. Cupcakes perched atop other cupcakes. It’s cupcake chaos. And I love it.
The genius behind this cupcake madness is Nina’s Little Food Blog. Visit for recipe and decorating instructions. (You’ll probably want to hit the Google translate button.)