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Pretty Pancakes

Rainbow  Pancakes Hi everyone, seems like my pancake  love keeps growing. Today i am going to share another interesting way to make your pancakes. . RAINBOW PANCAKE!  Rainbow pancake is really fun to make and this pancake is great when you want your pancake thicker.  What you will need:    Pan cake Mix  Sauce dispenser/Squeezy bottle Metal Cookie cutters (Heart shaped/butterfly shaped) Pan Cake Pan /griddle Food Colouring Recipe for the pancake  2 cups Self raising flour 2 tbsp  caster sugar(you can add more) 2 eggs 2 cups fresh milk 2 tbsp butter melted I got my Crofton pancake pan from ALDI for a great price. ( ALDI is a discount supermarket). It is a really a great pan for the price i paid. 1. Begin by dividing your pancake batter into three sauce dispensers,  color the batter by adding food coloring into the sauce dispensers . 2. Set the pancake on the stove on lo...

Arty Party Pancakes

Pan Cake Fun   Making pancakes is something i enjoy doing with my kids..and i have been helping my seven and five year old make their own pancakes....They have been coming up with interesting shapes i must say. Spooning batter on to the pan and tossing , was fiddly at the beginning, but they are getting the hang of it! I have been  drawing pancake-shapes using a spoon which turns out fine but they  do  not really turn out neat at times. Until i thought of using a sauce dispenser. Using a sauce dispenser to draw shapes out of pan cake batter is so much fun. It is  an interesting way to serve pancakes  to your child. Sure to bring a big smile on his/her face. And the best part is that the whole family can have fun giving it a go.  It is certainly a delight to watch their masterpieces taking shape!       You will need some basics to begin with .... I bought this decor sauce dispenser from    Big W. Those pre...

Felt Story Mat

Felt Story Mat Hi everyone.  Today i am sharing a fun project you can make for your kids... Little did i think i could make good use of this green flannel blanket which my son got in his goodie bag ,  while traveling on an Emirates Airline flight... During winter, i  kept it in my car and used  it as a travel blankei for my kids . Then in summer, it became a sun shield and later ended up in our living room floor ,  which we used  as a green field for my kid's plastic farm animals.  Eventually i have transformed  this cosy friend as a felt story mat . Incy Wincy Spider And made some interesting felt characters . Felt Story Mats are really interesting ,engaging and fun way to share a story with your child. My five year old and two year old having fun.. . What you  will need... Felt I found it easier to fold the felt and cut them out I used velcro sticky dots, so that my son could have fun fixin...

Gift Wrapping Made Easy

Pretty Presents I used to be kind of clumsy when it comes to gift wrapping. But now i found that with little bit of thought and effort, gift wrapping can be fun!!, This is an ideal gift wrapping idea especially for ladies!   Waste not want not .   Look around your house..., your craft box and so on.... (i have been  hoarding  buttons, ribbons ,scraps of gift wrapping paper for reusing in my crafts or kids' collages) TRY being crafty with your wrapping, there are hundreds of ways to add personality to your gift.   This gift wrapping idea is so easy and inexpensive. would cost you less than $5. You will need Just a dollar store wrapping paper Paper doilies (You can use actual doily if you have got) silk ribbon for extra detail.  Sticky tape Glue stick a pair scissors I love the look of white doily on the wrapping paper , which adds a feminine touch...   Add a silk ribbon for extra detail .....

Cheerful Colours

  Pencil Station This an easy craft project your kids can make using recyclables . Using things you have at home, your kid can make his or her own Pencil Station.   You will need, Some Card board tubes/toilet rolls, and some little card board boxes Gift wrapping paper Glue Lid of a sturdy shoe box.  Begin by wrapping the card board tubes and the little boxes with gift wrapping paper. ( I cut the tubes and boxes in  different heights , to make space for short pencils! ) Using the shoe box lid as a base of the Station , glue the  decorated tubes and boxes on to the shoe box lid. Allow the glue to dry completely.   Soon your stationeries will be in it's place.   * Pencil Sorting Station Another way of making your Pencil Station is  to, colour code the tubes and boxes by painting them in different colours or wrapping them with colored paper, in that way, you can sort colour pencils and mark...