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| So lucky lady Chantel has been randomly selected for the wristlet giveaway… Woo-hoo! It is a darling little wristlet with detachable fabric key strap. Thanks everyone for participating in my little giveaway. Will have to do another one soon. Thanks again for the support.
Jeanna |
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| The kid’s and I came up with this idea for Valentine treats this year. I guess you could say I came up with the idea and I made them participate and help put the treats together. We have almond bark pieces in Cello bags to represent a piece of my heart. And of course I had to take there picture with the heart sign for the tags. I was inspired by Cheri from I am momma hear me roars post on the kiss from Rex. Cute huh… |
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| So we have some stuff to make almond bark candy:
Almond Bark |
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| Melt your Almond bark according to the package directions. Then once melted add your chopped almonds and combine. That’s it. Easy. Instant candy. Yum! |
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| Know I know how it looks right now but it is good. So ignore the fact that it looks like you know what. Try to keep a straight face and be serious with your boys when they are being gross and silly. Boy’s! Spread out candy onto a sheet of wax paper and let cool. Maybe 5 to 10 minutes. Then brake into pieces. |
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| This is what you get. You might have to sample a few to see if it’s any good. |
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| Here is what you will need for packing up the treats.
Cello bags (got in Target’s $1 bins) Not much else to it but to assemble them together. Cut your card stock tags out punch a hole through the tag and the treat bag. Thread your ribbon through and tie into a knot. Done. One down 75 more to go… With three kiddo’s that’s a lot of Valentines. |
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| Finished product. I think it’s cute and different. Do you think there classmates will like it? Let’s hope so. If not they can bring them home and I will be there Valentine and eat all the Almond Bark candy. Wait that’s not good for my butt. Hee Hee!
Happy Monday Jeanna |
Drama Queen Seams 
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