During the school holidays, I have been busy and have made some Coconut Cupcakes. I found the recipe in the current issue of the Donna Hay magazine. They were so moist and delicious!
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I have also made this decoupaged message hanger for my bedroom door. I bought the wooden hanger from Spotlight and then used Mod Podge to glue on scrap booking paper. I then added a pad of sticky notes and a pen and it was ready to hang on my door.
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Thanks to Jill and Nature Girl for sending me some Sacagawea dollar coins and information. I am making up my own Sacagawea coins of the chocolate variety to have at my information stand.
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Posted by Sarah
Love the paper that you have on the door hanger
Love the post-it idea. I have a specific pad on my front door that I write all my jobs on or I wouldn’t be chasing my tail all day. Back to school tomorrow! Thank goodness in our household.
Hi Sarah, your cakes look scrummy! Pretty door hanger – very useful π
Love your door hanger sarah, gorgeous paper. What a great gift idea that is for xmas presents. Hugs Jx
Well done Sarah!
The cakes look great!!!
First off —-yummy!!! That hanger is so cute :-)!
Those cakes look delicious. I really like your post it note idea, very practical and very pretty. Hope you enjoyed the school holidays.
Don’t you just love school holidays!!!You have been very productive-those cupcakes look scrummy and I love the door hanger idea.
Yummy – now I need to make some cupcakes!
The cupcakes are lovely. The door hanger would be a great gift.
I love looking at Donna Hay’s magazine….although it’s almost as expensive as her cookbooks here in the states where I am!
love that door hanger. what a great idea!
You know, you should do a book filled with wonderful pictures of domesticity. you have the gift. Those cupcakes look soooo yummy. And I am hungry right now.
Yum, coconut cupcakes. They look and I bet they taste great.
Mary
Your photos are so pretty. Hope you have a great week!
These are gorgous. I love Donna Hay, and the cakes look yummy. Love the note door hanging. Lovely color pink.
The cupcakes look delicious! What a great idea to do chocolate Sacajawea coins at your information stand! You’re so clever! I’m glad the coins are coming in handy. Good luck on the rest of your project. I can’t wait to see pictures of your finished project and your costume.
donna hay again, that girl gets around, what’s the information stand?
Hi there,
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that’s an awesome door hanger, well done! your cupcakes look soooooo yum, care to share the recipe? π
love the paper door hanger idea!!
What a great door hanger. I just love it. You cupcakes look yummy!!
Your door hanger is lovely and the cakes are even lovelier, coconut is my favorite!
Yummy I want some of those cup cakes. The door hanger note pad is a fabulous idea. And cute to boot. Thanks for sharing. Great job.
The door hanger is terrific. My big girl would love that!
mmm…those cupcakes are making me hungry!! The note-hanger is a great idea–love it! Happy Days to you all ((HUGS))
Great door hanger! I love the paper! Your cakes look so yummy! Great job, Sarah!!!
The chocolate coins are a great idea! They look so nice too. But then again – I only expect the best from you!
Wow Sarah! These are awesome projects. I love your take on the dollar coins!
Wow, I love these ideas! The door hanger is adorable…and the cupcakes- yum!
~Tammy @ Lattes and Lollipops
YUMMY! Cute note on the door pad!
Sarah I love that door hanger!!!! What a great gift that would be! Aren’t those coins beautiful!!!
What a great idea to do the paper door hanger!! you should totally market that! (with a pocket for me, thanks π
your door handle is so kool! so would have made it, if i was in a real home – n not dorm.